PHOENIX, Arizona, March 10. BUSINESS seriously picked up on SwimmingWorldMagazine.com over the past week. First, Swimming World Magazine<\/i> announced a title sponsorship deal for the Cactus Classic held in the Valley of the Sun in both Scottsdale and Tempe, Ariz. The event will showcase both the meet and our meet coverage capabilities with our various media outlets.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the women's NCAA Division I Championships has featured four American records thus far \u2013 not to mention the news among the coaching ranks that broke over the weekend.<\/p>\n
In a move long-rumored, but finally confirmed. Richard Quick will return to Auburn to helm the program with David Marsh moving onto Mecklenburg. In other news, Stanford's men's swimming ran smack into some controversy a week before the men's pinnacle meet as Skip Kenney has been suspended indefinitely based on allegations of media guide tampering as well as some underlying questions about off-season training practices.<\/p>\n
In our other departments, senior writer John Lohn kept busy with a premium article on the Richard Quick hiring as well as a complete preview of the women's DI meet by event.<\/p>\n
Newsmaster intern Brian Savard kept our readers abreast of the high school state championships occurring throughout the country over the past two weeks, while Assistant Newsmaster Erin Greene covered several Speedo Sectionals. On a personal note, Greene, a former swimmer from Ohio State in her fifth year at the institution, completed her last final this week and is on path to graduate from OSU. Congratulations, Erin!<\/p>\n
Additionally, we kept an eye on Dave Denniston, a member of the Swimming World Magazine<\/i> family, as he went in for spinal surgery.<\/p>\n
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\n∙ Hiring of Quick as Good as it Gets — March 9, 2007 <\/a> by John Lohn
\n∙ SwimmingWorldMagazine.com's Complete Women's NCAA Division I Championships Resource Package — March 4, 2007 <\/a><\/p>\n
\n∙ Women's NCAA Division I Preview: Relays — March 7, 2007 <\/a> by John Lohn
\n∙ Women's NCAA Division I Preview: Individual Medley — March 7, 2007 <\/a> by John Lohn
\n∙ Women's NCAA Division I Preview: Butterfly — March 6, 2007 <\/a> by John Lohn
\n∙ Women's NCAA Division I Preview: Breaststroke — March 6, 2007 <\/a> by John Lohn
\n∙ Women's NCAA Division I Preview: Backstroke — March 5, 2007 <\/a> by John Lohn
\n∙ Women's NCAA Division I Preview: Freestyle — March 5, 2007 <\/a> by John Lohn<\/p>\n
\n∙ Rowdy Gaines Talks to Swimming World Radio at Women's NCAA Division I Championships — March 9, 2007 <\/a>
\n∙ Richard Quick Sits Down With Swimming World Radio at Women's NCAA Division I Championships — March 9, 2007 <\/a>
\n∙ ESPN Diving Commentator Potter Speaks with Swimming World Magazine — March 8, 2007 <\/a>
\n∙ Swimming World Radio Talks With American Record Holder Robert Margalis — March 5, 2007 <\/a><\/p>\n
\n∙ March 1967 Issue — March 4, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller<\/p>\n
\n∙ Last Week in Meet Results Uploaded to the Hy-Tek Database: March 5 — March 5, 2007 <\/a><\/p>\n
\n∙ Augustin Leaving Post with Germany's Anti-Doping Agency — March 9, 2007 <\/a>
\n∙ Update on Dave Denniston's Surgery — March 8, 2007 <\/a> by Brent Rutemiller
\n∙ Coach Jeno Tihanyi Passes Away — March 7, 2007 <\/a>
\n∙ South American Championships of Aquatic Sports Wrap Up — March 6, 2007 <\/a>
\n∙ Denniston Heading Into Surgery Tomorrow; Donations Welcomed — March 5, 2007 <\/a>
\n∙ Seppala Sets National Record in 200 Free at Finnish Champs — March 5, 2007 <\/a>
\n∙ IOC Changes Romania's National Code — March 4, 2007 <\/a>
\n∙ Israel Winter National Championships Wrap Up — March 4, 2007 <\/a> by Dr. Buky Chass
\n∙ Second Day of Japan Open Closes With Eight Japanese Records — March 4, 2007 <\/a> by Hideki Mochizuki<\/p>\n
\n∙ Missouri Speedo Sectionals Wrap Up — March 7, 2007 <\/a> by Erin Greene
\n∙ Swimming World Magazine Announces Title Sponsorship for Major Competition in Arizona — March 7, 2007 <\/a>
\n∙ Speedo California-Nevada Spring Sectionals Wrap Up — March 6, 2007 <\/a> by Erin Greene
\n∙ Hansen, Peirsol Speak to the Media — March 6, 2007 <\/a>
\n∙ USA Swimming Releases Marketing Update Supporting Initiatives — March 5, 2007 <\/a><\/p>\n
\n∙ Gates Mill Hawken Paces Competition at Ohio Division 2 State High School Meet — March 10, 2007 <\/a> by Brian Savard
\n∙ English, Mountain Lakes Set Records at NJ Meet of Champions — March 9, 2007 <\/a> by Jewel Douglas, Swim With A Purpose
\n∙ St. Xavier Wins Ohio Division 1 High School Champs — March 9, 2007 <\/a> by Brian Savard
\n∙ Host Bangor Takes Maine Men's "A" High School Crown — March 8, 2007 <\/a> by Brian Savard
\n∙ Mercer Island Wins Two Relays, Takes 3A Washington State Meet — March 7, 2007 <\/a> by Brian Savard
\n∙ Jones Wins Two in Washington 4A State High School Championship Meet — March 6, 2007 <\/a> by Brian Savard
\n∙ Woodward Snares Three Individual State Records, Leads Edmond Memorial to Oklahoma State High School Victory — March 5, 2007 <\/a> by Brian Savard
\n∙ Punahou Girls Shatter Records at Hawaii State High School Meet — March 4, 2007 <\/a> by Brian Savard<\/p>\n
\n∙ IRCC On Fire at NJCAA Championships — March 10, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Three DIII Marks Fall as Kenyon College Extends Lead at Women's NCAA Division III Championships — March 9, 2007<\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ California Sets American Record in 800 Free Relay; Arizona Maintains Lead After Second Day — March 9, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Stanford's Krug Claims Second Diving Title — March 9, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Kenney Suspended From Post at Stanford — March 9, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Goh Defends 100 Back Crown — March 9, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Hardy Defends 100 Breast Title — March 9, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Arizona's Nymeyer Pockets 200 Free Title — March 9, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Cal's Vollmer Blazes to 100 Fly Title — March 9, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Auburn's Ohlgren Wins 400 IM at Women's NCAAs — March 9, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Arizona Takes Down Second American Record, This Time in 200 Medley Relay — March 9, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Arizona, Auburn Battle For Position During Second Day of Preliminary Competition at the Women's NCAA Division I Championships — March 9, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Indian River Running Away With NJCAA Titles — March 8, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Kenyon College Jets Ahead of Competition — March 8, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ California Sets American, NCAA Record in 400 Medley Relay; Arizona Leads After Day One — March 8, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Stanford's Krug Pockets One-Meter Diving Title — March 8, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Joyce Wins Fourth Straight 50 Free Title at NCAAs — March 8, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Arizona's Myers Defends 200 IM Title — March 8, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Binder Snags 500 free Title at NCAAs — March 8, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Arizona Wildcats Set American, NCAA Record in 200 Free Relay — March 8, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ NCAA Releases Men's Division I Psyche Sheet — March 8, 2007 <\/a>
\n∙ CSCAA Meets About NCAA College\/High School Swimmer Issue — March 8, 2007 <\/a>
\n∙ One-meter Diving Prelims Complete at Women's NCAA Division I Championships — March 8, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Quick Named Next Head Men's and Women's Coach at Auburn — March 8, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Women's NCAA Division I Championships Off to Strong Start — March 8, 2007 <\/a>
\n∙ Indian River Takes Early Leads at NJCAA Championships; Pair of NJCAA Records Fall — March 7, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller
\n∙ Zone Diving Roundup Central — March 4, 2007 <\/a>
\n∙ Cal Baptist Sweeps NAIA Titles; Rosberg Sets Another NAIA Record — March 3, 2007 <\/a> by Jason Marsteller<\/p>\n