Another Michelle DeBruin Scandal
Swimming World has uncovered evidence of another DeBruin scandal that dates back to July of 1996, just before the 1996 Olympic Games. Here’s what was known at the time: In
Swimming World has uncovered evidence of another DeBruin scandal that dates back to July of 1996, just before the 1996 Olympic Games. Here’s what was known at the time: In
USA Swimming has distributed $130,000 to nine clubs under its Club/LSC Grant Program, according to Assistant Executive Director Steve Roush. Some 216 clubs applied for the grants which were awarded
Lausanne, Switzerland – The Court of Arbitration for Sport announced that it has upheld the four-year ban imposed by FINA on Ireland’s triple Olympic gold medalist, Michelle DeBruin. DeBruin had
USA Swimming’s proposed athletes’ agreement, called the USA Swimming Marketing Partnership, has been met with less than enthusiastic support by members of the National Team. The proposal was originally modeled
From www.usawaterpolo.com Athletic Director Kevin White announced that Arizona State University will add varsity women’s water polo, beginning in the 2000-01 academic year. The Sun Devils are planning to offer
UCLA held its annual alumni water polo match with a special presentation bringing more meaning to the gathering of past and present Bruin athletes. A new scoreboard erected at the
From www.usawaterpolo.com Honolulu Mayor Jeremy Harris announced the signing of the restoration contract for the Waikiki War Memorial Natatorium. This 100 by 40 meter salt water pool was opened on
DAVIS, CA – Jamey Wright was named full-time head coach for women’s water polo at UC Davis. Wright, who was the part-time coach of the Aggies for 16 seasons, will
The great Mark Spitz will be featured Friday, June 4 @ 7:30 pm PDT on ESPN as the 20th century’s 33rd greatest athlete.
Kris Wingenroth, former men’s and women’s swim coach at Rice University, is suing 14 of her former swimmers, according to the The Chronicle of Higher Education. She charges that the