ESSEX JUNCTION, VT – Maintaining the muscle to paddle a surfboard once was a difficult task for surfers. Repeated long paddling out to wave sets typically fatigues all surfers. According
by Keith Peters Leaving a swim meet with wet clothes is not unusual, unless you’re a coach. Then, wet clothes on the ride home is a badge of success. It’s
by Keith Peters It’s too early for Terence O’Malley to start thinking about next year’s swim season at Menlo School. After all, there are too many good things for the
BEJING, CHINA – The Chinese Swimming Association plans more drug tests and tougher sanctions to strengthen control over doping, swimming officials said. The organization will increase drug tests to 600
WALNUT CREEK, CA – Stanford freshman Misty Hyman has been named the 1998 Pacific-10 Conference Women’s Swimmer of the Year. Hyman adds the Pac-10 honor to the NCAA Swimmer of
Natalie Coughlin, a 15-year-old sophomore at Carondelet High School, stroked into the history books last week when she set two national high school records while competing at the CIF/North Coast
BERLIN, GERMANY – Former Olympic swimmer Andrea Pollack-Pinsche testifying at the trial of former East German coaches and doctors accused of giving athletes anabolic steroids said she did not know
Analysis of Irish swimmer Michelle De Bruin’s second urine sample has apparently revealed the same signs of adulteration found in the first sample, her lawyer said Friday. De Bruin’s “B”
Colorado Time Systems. Inc. recently announced it has received a U.S. patent for its AquaGrip touchpads, which provides a virtually slip-free surface for competitive swimmers.
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO – Six 1998 world champions, including Amy Van Dyken, Bill Pilzcuk, Jenny Thompson, Lenny Krayzelburg, Lea Maurer and Kurt Grote, headline the Team USA swimming roster for