WEST POINT, NY., March 3. HARVARD extended its dominance of Eastern swimming to a record six consecutive championships here this evening as the Crimson splashed to a 1560-1300.5 victory over
AUSTIN, TX., March 3. SKIP KENNEY has nothing on Eddie Reese. Reese, the veteran Texas coach whose Longhorns are defending national champs, took a step closer to a second-consecutive NCAA
By Bill Bell LONG BEACH, Calif., March 3. SKIP KENNEY, with a mini-cigar in one hand (don't worry: it was unlit!) and the Pac-10 Championship trophy in the other, pondered
WEST POINT, NY., March 2. BREAK UP the Crimson! Harvard's men's swim team remains at the head of the class in its quest for a record sixth-consecutive Eastern Intercollegiate Championship
By Bill Bell LONG BEACH, Calif., March 2. KLETE KELLER's the Real Deal and Erik Vendt's no slouch either. The pair of Trojan Olympians each won a race for Coach
OXFORD, OH., March 1. USING its superior depth, Eastern Michigan's Eagles have soared to a narrow 272.50-265 opening day lead in the Mid-America Conference Championships at the University of Miami
AUSTIN, Texas, March 2. THE No. 1-nationally ranked Texas men's swimming team remained in the lead after capturing six of seven events on the second night of the 2001 Big
AUSTIN, TX., March 1. THE 'HORNS are hotter than the Shaq-Kobe feud! Bidding for an unprecedented 22nd-straight conference championship (they have 17 Southwest and 4 Big 12s), Coach Eddie Reese's
By Bill Bell LONG BEACH, CA., March 1. HIS first swim was just an easy, get-to-know-the-pool qualifier in the final heat of the morning, and resulted "only" in a Pac-10
By Phillip Whitten and Hideki Mochizuki TOKYO, Mar. 1. THE Japan Swimming Federation officially changed its name and enacted sweeping changes in its Olympic selection procedures in meetings that ended