PHOENIX, Arizona, October 21. THIS weekend, SwimmingWorldMagazine.com takes a look back at an exciting week of news. Not only did David Marsh announce his resignation from Auburn to take over a new training center at Mecklenburg, the college season got underway in a big way. Additionally, the Australian Swimming Coaches and Teachers Association endorsed Swimming World Magazine<\/i>. Feel free to check out the following stories from an action-packed week of aquatic news.<\/p>\n
Also, if you think a piece of news has not been covered, please make sure to e-mail SwimmingWorldMagazine.com by clicking here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Premium Articles<\/b> Commentary<\/b> Meet of the Week<\/b> SwimmingWorld.TV<\/b> Rewind<\/b> World Channel<\/b> Club Channel<\/b> High School Channel<\/b> Polo-Diving-Synchro Channel<\/b> College Channel<\/b> Recaps\/Results<\/i> PHOENIX, Arizona, October 21. THIS weekend, SwimmingWorldMagazine.com takes a look back at an exciting week of news. Not only did David Marsh announce his resignation from Auburn to take over<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_monsterinsights_skip_tracking":false,"_monsterinsights_sitenote_active":false,"_monsterinsights_sitenote_note":"","_monsterinsights_sitenote_category":0,"_jetpack_memberships_contains_paid_content":false,"footnotes":"","jetpack_publicize_message":"","jetpack_publicize_feature_enabled":true,"jetpack_social_post_already_shared":false,"jetpack_social_options":{"image_generator_settings":{"template":"dois","enabled":false},"version":2}},"categories":[10,4],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-12245","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-world","category-zzzzzzzzz"],"jetpack_publicize_connections":[],"yoast_head":"\r\n
\n∙ The Making of an Olympic Diver: Cassandra Cardinell — October 19, 2006 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller<\/p>\n
\n∙ Assorted Thoughts by Phil Whitten — October 18, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Rutgers Donor Spinning in Grave? Werblin's Desires Not Met — October 17, 2006 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Creating A New Business Model – Has the Time Come For USA Swimming Clubs to Go Vertical? — October 16, 2006 <\/a> by Brent Rutemiller<\/p>\n
\n∙ Arizona State Cruises Past UNLV; 186-122 Men\/236-68 Women<\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Preview: UNLV at Arizona State — October 17, 2006 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Preview: Southern Illinois at Drury — October 17, 2006 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller<\/p>\n
\n∙ Klete Keller — October 16, 2006 <\/a><\/p>\n
\n∙ 1985 U.S. Short Course Championships — October 20, 2006 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ 1980 World Swimmers of the Year — October 15, 2006 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller<\/p>\n
\n∙ Bonaire EcoSwim to Take Place Saturday — October 18, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Swimming Canada Announces Board of Directors — October 18, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Johnson Selected as Canadian Head Coach for 2007 FINA World Aquatic Championships — October 17, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Gould Inducted Into International Women's Sports Hall of Fame — October 17, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Australian Swimming Coaches and Teachers Association Endorses Swimming World Magazine — October 17, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Pechanova, Bircher Conclude FINA Marathon World Cup Series with 19th Stop Wins — October 16, 2006<\/a><\/p>\n
\n∙ USOC and USA Swimming Weigh In on Marsh Hire — October 19, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ BEST Hires Rytel as Assistant Coach — October 19, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Marsh Accepts Position With USOC, Will Leave Auburn After Season; Richard Quick to Serve as Advisor — October 18, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Twelve-Year-Old Wins National Lifesaving Award for Rescuing Two Children — October 14, 2006 <\/a><\/p>\n
\n∙ American Hebrew Academy Announces 2006-07 National One Hour High School Postal Swimming Championships — October 17, 2006 <\/a><\/p>\n
\n∙ USA Water Polo Names Ramsey as First CEO — October 19, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Indianapolis Selected to Host 2008 U.S. Olympic Diving Trials — October 16, 2006 <\/a><\/p>\n
\nNews<\/i>
\n∙ Schroeder to be Inducted into NIU Athletic Hall of Fame — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ CSCAA Releases Initial 2006-07 Division I Dual Meet Rankings — October 19, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ USOC and USA Swimming Weigh In on Marsh Hire — October 19, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Marsh Accepts Position With USOC, Will Leave Auburn After Season; Richard Quick to Serve as Advisor — October 18, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Economides, Booher Earn Horizon League Athlete Of The Week Recognition — October 18, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Ohlgren Named a 2006 McDonald's-Powerade "Tomorrow's Winner" — October 18, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Rice, Siow Earn Big Ten Honors — October 18, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Houston Sweeps C-USA Weekly Awards — October 17, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Wichman, Burwell Named Mid-Con Athletes of the Week — October 17, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Powell, Raleigh Earn ACC Swimming & Diving Performer of the Week Honors — October 17, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Powell, Raleigh Earn ACC Swimming & Diving Performer of the Week Honors — October 17, 2006 <\/a><\/p>\n
\n∙ Duquesne Sweeps St. Bonaventure, 115-90 Women\/105-100 Men — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ No. 11 Michigan Drops Hammer on Eastern Michigan, 165-107 — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Minnesota Sweeps Iowa, 201-91 Women\/190-101 Men — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Fairfield Splits with St. Peter's — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ No. 12 UCLA Roughs Up San Diego, 174-84 — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Marist Hosts Army, Syracuse in Red Fox Invitational — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Villanova Women Swim Past La Salle, Wagner; Men Fall to La Salle — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Colorado State Leads Early Bird Invite After Day One — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ USC Men and Women Lead After Day One of TYR Pacific Invite — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ No. 8 SMU Leads SMU Classic After Day One — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Wisconsin-Milwaukee Rips Past Wright State, 136-107 — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Southern Illinois Sweeps Missouri State, 54-32 Women\/49-37 Men — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Ouachita Downs Centenary, UALR — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Washington State Triumphs Over San Jose State, 181-77 — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Tennessee Sweeps Louisville, 185-11 Women\/130-98 Men — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Iowa State Conquers South Dakota State, 190-95 — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Houston Women Demolish Southwestern, 105-63 — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Xavier Downs Valpo, 157-123 Women\/154-103 Men — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Virginia Tech Rolls Over Radford, 129-73 — October 20, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ BYU Hosts Utah in Beehive Relays — October 19, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Georgia Sweeps Georgia Tech, South Carolina; South Carolina Sweeps Georgia Tech — October 19, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Penn State Splits With West Virginia: No. 18 Women Win 146.5-96.5, Men Fall 137-104 — October 19, 2006<\/a>
\n∙ No. 3 Florida Men Top LSU, 132-103 — October 19, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Boston College Sweeps Brandeis, 141-117 Women\/141-112 Men — October 19, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Blue Devil Duals Conclude at Central Connecticut State — October 15, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Toledo Beats Oakland, 152-136 — October 14, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Toledo Women Shoot Down Lewis, 145-57 — October 14, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ UC Davis Shines in Meet Against San Jose State, UC Santa Cruz — October 14, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ East Carolina Downs Davidson, 148-83 Women\/133-109 Men — October 14, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Florida Sweeps Michigan, 124-119 Women\/135-106 Men — October 14, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ USC Performs Well Under Coach Salo — October 14, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Wisconsin, Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Iowa Dual Concludes — October 14, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ San Diego State Edges Loyola Marymount, 93-91 — October 14, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Central Connecticut Competes in Blue Devil Duals — October 14, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ American University Hosts Potomac Relays — October 14, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Loyola Hosts George Washington, Catholic, Navy — October 14, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Illinois-Chicago Sweeps Eastern Illinois — October 14, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Purdue Dominates Indiana Intercollegiates — October 14, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Houston Women Sweep Northern Colorado (184-116) and New Mexico State (160-148) — October 14, 2006<\/a>
\n∙ Texas A&M Women Roll Nebraska (178-117), Missouri (187-101) — October 14, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Boston College, Clemson Visit Georgia Tech — October 14, 2006 <\/a>
\n∙ Marshall Hosts Xavier and West Virginia Wesleyan — October 14, 2006 <\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"