USOC President Hybl To Step Down
By Steve Wilstein COLORADO SPRINGS, CO – The U.S. Olympic Committee will start with a clean slate of leaders at least a year before the scandal-plagued 2002 Winter Games in
By Steve Wilstein COLORADO SPRINGS, CO – The U.S. Olympic Committee will start with a clean slate of leaders at least a year before the scandal-plagued 2002 Winter Games in
OATH members felt that the IOC-created reform process would not hear their voices, that they would again be marginalized and excluded. That is the genesis of The OATH Report. The
NANCY HOGSHEAD Three-time Olympic Gold Medalist 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games; 1980 Olympic Team Member; United States Swim Team; OATH Honorary Board Member Hearing on the Use of Performance Enhancing
Nancy Hogshead, a triple gold medalist at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, testified on Wednesday at a hearing of the Senate Commerce Committee headed by Senator John McCain
By Phillip Whitten Eleven world Masters records fell the last two weekends in short course meters meets held in northern California. Competing last Saturday, October 16, at the Healdsburg 1500m
Ian Thorpe, Australia’s 17-year-old swimming sensation, is training in a fiberglass cast after chipping a bone in his ankle. Thorpe injured his left ankle in a fall while jogging last
Courtesy www.usawaterpolo.com No. 9 PEPPERDINE’s sophomore driver, Greg Lonzo, was named MPSF Player of the Week for his outstanding offensive contribution in MPSF wins over No. 10 UC SANTA BARBARA
BERKELEY, CA – The No. 5 ranked California women’s swim team (3-0) defeated No. 13 Texas (0-3), 198-102, Saturday afternoon in a 50-meter dual meet at the Spieker Pool. The
as of 10/13/99 1. USC 2. UCLA 3. Stanford 4. California 5. Long Beach State 6. Pacific 7. UC Irvine 8. UC San Diego 9. Pepperdine 10. UC Santa Barbara
STANFORD, CA – Five Cardinal swimmers won two individual events each and No. 3 Stanford dominated the relays en route to a 173-127 win over 13th-ranked Texas. The Cardinal improves