World Swim News Round-Up: Petria’s Back!
SYDNEY, September 19. PETRIA Thomas, Australian Olympic and world champion, announced today she is rehabbing successfully and will return to competition at the Qantas Skins meet in Sydney in November.
SYDNEY, September 19. PETRIA Thomas, Australian Olympic and world champion, announced today she is rehabbing successfully and will return to competition at the Qantas Skins meet in Sydney in November.
SAN DIEGO, September 18. USA Swimming executive director Chuck Wielgus’ State of the Sport Report from the 2003 U.S. Aquatic Sports Convention in San Diego, Calif., has been posted. To
ZHANGJIAGANG, China, September 18. OUYANG Kunpeng broke his own men's 100 meters backstroke national record on the second day of the Chinese Swimming Championships on Wednesday. Ouyang led the race
WASHINGTON, D.C., September 18. SENATOR Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R-Colo.) agreed yesterday to release his hold on the Senate's U.S. Olympic Committee Reform Act, ending a two-month standoff that threatened to
By Pam Redding SAN DIEGO, September 18. THE U.S. Aquatic Sports Convention was held in San Diego last week. Here are the disability swimming-related highlights: Awards Congratulations to Anneliese and
LAUSANNE, September 18. THE World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has drawn up a new proposed list of banned substances, according to reports from Europe this morning. The list is all-encompassing and
Editor's Note: the 25K (16-mile) open water race at the Barcelona World Championships was the closest — and one of the most exciting — open water races in history. Here
This weeks NCAA Men's Water Polo Poll has been released and is now available on the SwimInfo website – Men's Water Polo Poll. New polls will be released weekly throughout
DANA POINT, Calif, September 17. THE 2nd annual American Mile 1-mile Ocean Race was held on Sunday, September 14 at Salt Creek Beach in Dana Point, Calif. Sixty-three swimmers from
WASHINGTON, D.C., September 16. THE College Sports Council (CSC) filed suit in federal court last Friday against the General Accounting Office (GAO), the Comptroller General David M. Walker, and a