Bidrman Goes to Canada
Former University of Nebraska Cornhusker assistant Jan Bidrman has accepted the head coaching position with the Canadian National Team at the University of Calgary. The position was left vacant by
Former University of Nebraska Cornhusker assistant Jan Bidrman has accepted the head coaching position with the Canadian National Team at the University of Calgary. The position was left vacant by
China’s Han Xue broke her own world record for the 50m breaststroke for the second time in five days. Han swam a 30.77 at the Gelsenkirchen World Cup 6 meeting,
Denis Pankratov, who was deprived of two short-course world records in Paris last year because of a bonehead mistake, had his world record officially recognized. The double Olympic gold medalist,
The top three swimmers in each category will receive the following: 1st place $7,500 2nd place $3,500 3rd place $1,500 There will also be prize money awarded for world records
Glasgow’s new Tollcross Park Pool saw its first world record (pending FINA ratification). Han Xue of China swam a 30.88 in the 50m breaststoke to better her previous mark of
1994 World Champion, Lu Bin from China made a successful return to competition after serving a two-year drug ban. Lu was one of seven Chinese swimmers who tested positive at
Ryan Mitchell’s recent world record in the 200m breaststroke (sc) will not be ratified by FINA. Mitchell was disqualified in the prelims of the 200m breaststroke at the Australian SC
From the Associated Press: Seth Dunscomb, a senior at the University of Kansas and a member of the swim team, died while practicing the sport that brought him a state
Michael Klim and Matthew Dunn each won two events as Australia collected six victories on the first day of the two-day World Cup in Malmo, Sweden. Klim defeated Jamaican Sion
1996 Olympic silver medalist Jani Sievinen made a winning return to international competition after a disastrous Olympic Games. The Finn took three months off after the Olympics where he settled