US National Water Polo Team Members Featured In Men’s Journal
From www.uswp.org Members of the USA Men’s National Water Polo Team are featured in the March issue of Men’s Journal. Featured on pages 114 and 115, wearing clothes by POLO/Ralph
From www.uswp.org Members of the USA Men’s National Water Polo Team are featured in the March issue of Men’s Journal. Featured on pages 114 and 115, wearing clothes by POLO/Ralph
WOMEN’S POLLSTERS Randy Julian, Bowling Green John Mattos, Colorado Dan Colella, Tennessee Susan Teeter, Princeton Stan Crump, BYU Don Wagner, Texas A&M Jim Lutz, Illinois MEN’S POLLSTERS Keith Switzer, South
The NCAA Cabinet rejected Water Polo’s proposal to approve Women’s Water Polo for an NCAA Championship in 2000. The cabinet felt it had no authority to independently change the requirement
From www.uswp.org The NCAA Championships Cabinet meeting rejected the proposal from the Men’s NCAA Water Polo Committee to expand the championship back to 16 teams. Under the proposal, there would
Jordan Rantz, of Wawasee broke the NAG record in the 10 & under boys 50 yard breast (32.16), in early January and on Jan. 30, 1999, Grant Wieczorek of the
STANFORD, CA- Third-ranked Stanford upset No. 1 and three-time defending national champion UCLA 4-3 at deGuerre Pool in the season opener for both teams. Sophomore All-American Kris Koblik (Davis, CA/Davis)
Stanford opens the 1999 season this Saturday at deGuerre Pool against UCLA at 10:30 a.m. The Bruins have won three consecutive national collegiate championships and are among the favorites again
A quick look at the major doping products in sports: AMPHETAMINES: The major group of illegal stimulants. They are aimed at improving alertness and competitive aggression and masking fatigue during
Kim Un-Yong, 67, South Korea Louis Guirandou-N’Diaye, 75, Ivory Coast Vitaly Smirnov, 63, Russia ISSUED A WARNING Anthonius Geesink, 64, the Netherlands
STANFORD, CA – Junior Gabrielle Rose (Memphis, TN/St. Mary’s Episcopal HS) won two events to lead second-ranked Stanford (6-2 overall, 3-1 in the Pac-10) to a 166.5-133.5 dual-meet victory over