Toring Injured At French Open Water Polo Tournament
From www.uswp.org Dear Friends, It is with great personal sadness that I write to tell you that on Saturday night, US National Team member Jim Toring was struck by a
From www.uswp.org Dear Friends, It is with great personal sadness that I write to tell you that on Saturday night, US National Team member Jim Toring was struck by a
by Keith Peters It’s rare when a high school athlete, in any sport, can actually plan to go after a record. Usually, those kind of performances are confined to championship
Bill Pilczuk, winner of the 50m free at the World Championships in Perth, was honored as the world’s fastest swimmer in a parade in his hometown of Cape May, NJ
Josh Davis, 3-time gold medalist at the 1996 Olympics, keeps piling up the endorsements. Davis recently signed a multi-year contract with Lifeline Industries of Laguna Hills, CA. Lifeline manufactures several
Swimming World recently learned that Sherri Heath, wife of 1984 Olympic gold medalist Mike Heath, gave birth to son, Grady William, on May 6, 1997.
Petra Schneider, who won Olympic gold in 1980 and held the world record in the 400m IM for 15 years (until it was broken last October by China’s Chen Yan),
1976 Olympic legend, John Naber who hasn’t swum since…well, 1976 will be back in action at the Phoenix Grand Prix in May. John will lead off the Masters 40+ 200
Sid Burkot, head coach of the Retriever Aquatic Club is stepping down to concentrate fully on his college swim teams (UMBC). Scott Ward of The Eagle Swim Team has been
Ernie Maglischo has stepped down as coach of the Arizona State University men’s swim team. Maglischo, author of the technical books, Swimming Fast and Swimming Even Faster, guided the Sun
MINNEAPOLIS, MN – Tom Dolan and Ashley Tappin wrapped up near-perfect meets Sunday night to become the male and female Kiphuth Award winners for high points scored. Both swimmers won