By John Waring Head Coach Carleton University Swim Team I have noticed a great deal of misinterpretation concerning the effect of drag reduction on final time reduction in swimming. In
MONTREAL, May 29. MORGAN Knabe and Owen Von Richter turned in the most impressive performances during the finals of Day 2 of the Canadian Olympic Trials, being held at the
MONTREAL, May 28. World-class swims by Joanne Malar and Rick Say highlighted the first day of competition at the Canadian Olympic Trials being held in Montreal, Quebec, at the Olympic
ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, May 28. American record-holder Tom Malchow showed he's all business, recording the third fastest 200 meter butterfly time in history–unshaved and untapered–on the final night of competition
IRVING, TEXAS, May 27. Sheila Taormina, 31, a gold medalist as a member of the U.S. 4 x 200 meter freestyle relay at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, won the women's
CANET, FRANCE, May 28. Ukraine's Denis Silantiev slammed his competitors again on the Mare Nostrum tour, this time winning the 100 meter fly in 52.91. His performance highlighted the third
ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, May 27. Samantha Arsenault is a name to watch at the upcoming U.S. Olympic Trials. The 18 year-old, who swims for the Greenwood (MA) Swim Club and
By Craig Lord SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND, May 28. Inge De Bruijn completed her devastation of the world records in the sprint butterfly and freestyle events today by breaking one of the
CANET, FRANCE, May 27. THE hot French Riviera sun must agree with Ukraine's Denis Silantiev, who turned in a sizzling 1:56.25 to take the 200 meter butterfly today on the
By Craig Lord and Claudia Weidlich SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND, May 27. In perhaps one of the most phenomenal and astonishing performances in the history of swimming, Holland's Inge ("Inky") de Bruijn