Lenzi Retires
Diver Mark Lenzi’s comeback lasted only as far as his body would carry him – and that turned out to be well short of his goal of winning a gold
Diver Mark Lenzi’s comeback lasted only as far as his body would carry him – and that turned out to be well short of his goal of winning a gold
Men Arizona’s Ryk Neethling – Swimmer of the Year California’s Nort Thornton – Swim Coach of the Year USC’s Justin Dumais – Diver of the Year USC’s Jeff Shaffer –
USA Swimming awards stipends based on final 1998 FINA long course rankings. To receive a Level I stipend of $1,200/month, the top-ranked American must be faster than the 8th place
The number of U.S. swimmers receiving stipends from USA Swimming has been cut, forcing at least one athlete to cancel plans to compete in the World Cup meets. At the
It is with a heavy heart that we share the news of the death of Matthew Weiner, Princeton ’02, on March 22, 1999. He suffered a sudden cardiac arrest while
Rumors have been circulating that USA Swimming’s National Team Director, Dennis Pursley, may be preparing his resignation soon. It is known that Pursley has applied for the head coaching position
Jenny Thompson lowered her own short-course world record in the 100m IM at the FINA Short Course World Championships in Hong Kong. Her time of 59.30 bettered her old mark
U.S. National Team co-captain Jon Olsen destroyed the national Masters record for men 30-34 in the 100 yard freestyle at a Masters meet in Atlanta. Swimming unshaved and untapered, the
1999 National Champions Women’s 200m IM – Laura Davis 2:16.55 Men’s 200m IM – Tom Wilkens 2:02.43 Women’s 1500m Freestyle – Diana Munz 16:17.96 Women’s 50m Freestyle – Tammie Spatz
1999 National Champions Women’s 100m Backstroke – BJ Bedford 1:02.07 Men’s 100m Backstroke – Lenny Krayzelburg 54.77 Women’s 400m Freestyle – Diana Munz 4:10.67 Men’s 400m Freestyle – Chad Carvin