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Body Suits May DQ Swimmers from Aussie Team

By MICHAEL EVANS and MICHAEL COWLEY Sydney Morning Herald SYDNEY, May 3. AUSTRALIAN swimmers who wear the new body suits at this month's Australian Olympic Trials risk losing their places on the Olympic team, the president of the Australian Olympic Committee, Mr John Coates, warned yesterday. Co...

Brits Drop Appeal

The British Olympic Association (BOA) plans to drop its appeal of the Olympic decision that denied Nick Gillingham a bronze medal. Gillingham finished fourth behind Russia's Andrei Korneyev in the 200-meter breaststroke in Atlanta, and was promoted to third by the International Olympic Committee (IO...

Body Suits Banned from U.S. Trials

COLORADO SPRINGS, June 22. USA Swimming's Board of Directors voted 16-3 in a conference call this afternoon to ban the use of the new body suits at the U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials, to be held August 9-16 in Indianapolis. The decision, which reversed the recommendation of the body's Steering...

U.S.A. Swimming Approves Body Suit for Olympic Trials

May 8. THE Board of Directors of USA Swimming, meeting yesterday in Bartlesville, Okla., approved the use of the controversial new "body suits" at the U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials, to be held in Indianapolis, August 9-16. The new Speedo "fast-skin" suits--along with similar body suits by Adidas, Are...

CAS Panel Ends Hearing On De Bruin's Appeal

LAUSANNE, Switzerland - An arbitration panel ended its hearing into Olympic champion Michelle De Bruin's appeal of a four-year drug-related suspension. Officials with the the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) said it might be days before a ruling on the case will be issued. The panel focused on w...

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Madisyn Cox Releases Statement on FINA Doping Suspension

Earlier this morning, it was reported that U.S. National Team member Madisyn Cox has been handed a two year doping suspension by FINA. The reason for suspension was listed as Trimetazidine, which is listed as a Class 4.5.4 (hormones and metabolites) according to WADA's prohibited list. Swimming Worl...

Japan's Chiba Retires

JAPAN'S top female freestyler, Suzu Chiba, who was not named to her country's 2000 Olympic Team for the Sydney Games, has decided to retire, according to an official of the Japanese Amateur Swimming Federation (JASF). "We have been notified that she will retire," the official said. He did no...