PHOENIX, Arizona, February 3. THIS past week, the world of swimming kept the SwimmingWorldMagazine.com staffers incredibly busy with a week stocked with action both domestically and across the globe as evidenced by our very active World Channel and College Channels.
Additionally, senior writer John Lohn checked in with a strong premium commentary piece on Shane Gould's recent calls for an age limit at the Olympics. Lohn also commented on some of the recently announced program cuts in the American collegiate ranks.
Meanwhile, Phil Whitten, Executive Director of the College Swimming Coaches Association of America, checked in during an interview with managing editor Jason Marsteller as he updated the world on the Ohio University sport cuts in the brutally open and honest fashion we have all come to love from Dr. Whitten.
Publisher/CEO Brent Rutemiller kept busy with a pair of Swimming World Radio interviews with our latest College Swimmers of the Week, after delivering the unfortunate news that USA Swimming's Executive Director Chuck Wielgus is fighting a battle with colon cancer. Our thoughts and prayers at Swimming World Magazine go out to Wielgus as he continues his battle.
On a positive note, Dennis Baker joined "A Day in the Life" as the first Masters swimmers to take part. He did an incredible job with his daily blog.
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Premium
∙ Gould Off the Mark with Olympic Age-Limit Comments — February 3, 2007 by John Lohn
Commentary
∙ Whitten Blasts Ohio University President, Athletics Director for "Bogus" Attempt to Cut Men's Swim Team — February 2, 2007 by Jason Marsteller
∙ More Bad News on the College Circuit — January 29, 2007 by John Lohn
Swimming World Radio
∙ Swimming World Radio Speaks With Swimming World Magazine's Female College Swimmer of the Week Kelly Norsworthy — February 2, 2007
∙ Swimming World Radio Speaks With Swimming World Magazine's Male College Swimmer of the Week Mike Alexandrov — February 1, 2007
A Day in the Life
∙ Dennis Baker, Day 5 — February 3, 2007
∙ Dennis Baker, Day 4 — February 2, 2007
∙ Dennis Baker, Day 3 — February 1, 2007
∙ Dennis Baker, Day 2 – January 31, 2007
∙ Dennis Baker, Day 1 — January 30, 2007
Meet of the Week
∙ Recap: No. 4 Wayne State Men Whitewash No. 10 Ashland, 127-95 — February 2, 2007 by Jason Marsteller
∙ Recap: No. 3 Wayne State Women Dominate No. 11 Ashland, 140-91 — February 2, 2007 by Jason Marsteller
∙ Recap: Princeton Leads Harvard, Yale in Day One of Women's H-Y-P; Aemisegger Sets Pool Record in 1000 Free — February 2, 2007 by Jason Marsteller
∙ Preview: Harvard, Yale, Princeton — February 2, 2007 by Jason Marsteller
∙ Preview: Rowan at Kutztown — January 31, 2007 by Jason Marsteller
∙ Preview: Ashland at Wayne State — January 30, 2007 by Jason Marsteller
∙ Recap: No. 6 UW-Stevens Point Men Upset By UW-La Crosse, 140-103 — January 27, 2007 by Jason Marsteller
∙ Recap: No. 3 UW-Stevens Point Women Hold Off UW-La Crosse, 136-107 — January 27, 2007 by Jason Marsteller
∙ Recap: No. 22 North Carolina Men Cruise By Maryland, 204-90 — January 27, 2007 by Jason Marsteller
∙ Recap: North Carolina Women Rip Maryland, 205-83 — January 27, 2007 by Jason Marsteller
Swimming World Rewind
∙ 10-Year Splashback – January 1997 — January 28, 2007 by Jason Marsteller
This Week in Hy-Tek
∙ Last Week in Meet Results Uploaded to the Hy-Tek Database: January 29 — January 29, 2007
World Channel
∙ Poewe Charging Toward Third Olympics — February 2, 2007
∙ Park to Work with Lawes Heading into Melbourne — February 2, 2007
∙ McAllister Hired by British Swimming — February 1, 2007
∙ IOC Earns United Nations Award — February 1, 2007
∙ Germans Continue to Prepare for World Champs — February 1, 2007
∙ China to Launch Satellites for TV and Radio Services — January 31, 2007
∙ English Teen Raising Money for Medical Equipment — January 31, 2007
∙ Beijing Ready on the Medical Front — January 31, 2007
∙ SwimmingWorldMagazine.com Is Proud To Announce Two Additions To Staff — January 30, 2007
∙ Gould Would Like Age Limit for Olympics — January 30, 2007
∙ Yeo Announces Her Retirement — January 30, 2007
∙ Park Focused on Winning Olympic Gold — January 30, 2007
∙ With World Champs on Horizon, Lurz Sizzles — January 30, 2007
∙ Necochea Meet Complete in Argentina — January 29, 2007
∙ Lange Unhappy with Neethling — January 29, 2007
∙ Coughlin Excited for 400 Free Relay at World Champs — January 29, 2007
∙ Luo Xuejuan Confirms Retirement — January 29, 2007
∙ Big-Name Aussies in Action on Gold Coast — January 29, 2007
∙ Dyatchine, Maurer Win First Stop of FINA Marathon Swimming World Cup In Santos — January 28, 2007
Club Channel
∙ USA Swimming's Executive Director Faces Personal Challenge in Overcoming Cancer — February 1, 2007 by Brent Rutemiller
High School Channel
∙ Virginia High School Championships Saved — February 2, 2007
∙ Indiana High School Sectionals Coming Up — February 1, 2007 by Owen V. Johnson
College Channel
∙ NCAA Announces Sites of 2010 Division I Championships — February 2, 2007
∙ Alexandrov, Norsworthy Named Swimming World Magazine College Swimmers of the Week — February 1, 2007
∙ Keller to Leave USC — February 1, 2007
Polo-Diving-Synchro
∙ Pan American Games Diving Selection Camp To Be Held at Indiana University — February 2, 2007
Industry News
∙ WaterApparel.com Offers Unique Water Imagery on Polo Shirts — February 1, 2007