1999 Phillips 66 National Championships: Day 5
1999 National Champions Women’s 200m IM – Laura Davis 2:16.55 Men’s 200m IM – Tom Wilkens 2:02.43 Women’s 1500m Freestyle – Diana Munz 16:17.96 Women’s 50m Freestyle – Tammie Spatz
1999 National Champions Women’s 200m IM – Laura Davis 2:16.55 Men’s 200m IM – Tom Wilkens 2:02.43 Women’s 1500m Freestyle – Diana Munz 16:17.96 Women’s 50m Freestyle – Tammie Spatz
1999 National Champions Women’s 100m Backstroke – BJ Bedford 1:02.07 Men’s 100m Backstroke – Lenny Krayzelburg 54.77 Women’s 400m Freestyle – Diana Munz 4:10.67 Men’s 400m Freestyle – Chad Carvin
1999 National Champions Women’s 200m Freestyle – Lindsay Benko 1:59.72 Men’s 200m Freestyle – Josh Davis 1:49.45 Women’s 400m IM – Kaitlin Sandeno 4:43.37 Men’s 400m IM – Tom Wilkens
1999 National Champions Women’s 800m freestyle – Diana Munz 8:33.03 Men’s 800m freestyle – Brendan Neligan 8:11.12 Women’s 100m freestyle – Liesl Kolbisen 56.28 Men’s 100m freestyle – Scott Tucker
The 1999 NCAA Men’s Swimming & Diving Championships will be televised on Saturday, April 3 at 9:30pm PST on ESPN.
1999 NCAA CHAMPIONS 50y free 19.36 Aaron Ciarla, Auburn 100y free 42.70 Bart Kizierowski, California 200y free 1:33.59 Ryk Neethling, Arizona 500y free 4:13.80 Ryk Neethling, Arizona 1650y free 14:35.57
American sprint star, Gary Hall Jr., may withdraw from the USA Spring Nationals to be held next week in Long Island, N.Y., after being diagnosed with diabetes. Hall, who has
BRISBANE, Australia – Grant Hackett of Australia broke the oldest men’s world record when he lowered the 200m freestyle mark set by Giorgio Lamberti of Italy. Hackett clocked a 1:46.67
The Georgia Lady Bulldogs thrilled the home folks by winning the team title at the 1999 NCAA Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships being held at UGA’s Gabrielsen Natatorium. The national
Two swimmers recorded the second fastest 100 yard breaststroke times in high school competition last Saturday at the Pennsylvania State High School championships. Brenden Hansen stroked a 53.93 to win