By William Njunga NAIROBI, September 12. THE Kenya Swimming Federation (KSF) has suspended its Nairobi city branch over allegations of mismanagement. Subsequently the association has appointed a caretaker committee to
SYDNEY, September 12. MEMO SWIMMING FAMILY RE: Kevin Berry OLYMPIC gold medalist from Tokyo in 1964, Australian swimming historian, former SMH photographer, ABC Sports TV chief, author and all-round good
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – USA Diving is pleased to announce Colorado Time Systems LLC, a major provider of sports timing, scoring and display systems throughout the world, has renewed its sponsorship
SAN DIEGO, Calif., September 7. THREE-TIME Canadian Olympian Marianne Limpert, 30, is moving south to train for her fourth Olympic Games. Limpert, who won silver in the 200m IM in
PHOENIX, Ariz, September 11. THE National Club Swimming Association (NCSA) has set the location and dates for the 2004 and 2005 NCSA Spring Junior National Championship Meets. The NCSA Board
By Phillip Whitten MIAMI, Florida, September 11. GARY Hall, Jr., American record-holder in the 50 meter freestyle and eight-time Olympic medalist, realized a longtime personal dream today with his announcement
NAIROBI, Kenya, September 10. KENYAN swim parents and coaches will meet at the St Austin's Academy, Nairobi, at 6pm today to discuss the recent controversy in swimming and chart the
CHARLOTTE, NC, September 9. DAVE Gibson is the new Head Coach/CEO of the Mecklenburg Aquatic Club (MAC) in Charlotte, NC. He replaces Pat Hogan, who took the position of Club
By Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, Australia, September 9. AUSTRALIAN Swimming today confirmed that the world’s number one ranked male swimmer, American Michael Phelps, will make the trip across the Pacific
By Phillip Whitten LA JOLLA, California, September 8. SOME people swim in the popular La Jolla Roughwater for the fun of it, some for the challenge. Not Chad Carvin. He