U.S. Tops Medals Table at Pan Ams
SANTO DOMINGO, August 22. AS expected, the United States topped all teams in the medal count at the recent Pan American Games in Santo Domingo. Team USA amassed 21 of
SANTO DOMINGO, August 22. AS expected, the United States topped all teams in the medal count at the recent Pan American Games in Santo Domingo. Team USA amassed 21 of
DOVER, England, August 22. MOUNT Everest is what Christof Wandratsch, Germany's best long-distance swimmer, calls the crossing of the English Channel, a 25-mile swim that he completed on Wednesday. And
By Josh Jeffrey FORT LAUDERDALE, August 22. THE best youth swimmers in the Southern US converged on the Hall of Fame pool in Fort Lauderdale for the USS Southern Zone
By Josh Jeffrey PITTSBURGH, August 21. THE Eastern Zone Championships were held at the University of Pittsburgh August 6-9th and featured some excellent performances, and a handful of new Zone
By Josh Jeffrey TEMPE, Arizona, August 21. CENTRAL California's Madison Goodvin was the big winner at the Western Zone Championships held August 5-9 at the Mona Plummer Aquatic Center on
By Phillip Whitten AUSTIN, August 20. SEPARATELY, Circle C and Texas Aquatics were two of the nation's very best swim clubs. Combined, they may be an unstoppable juggernaut. Randy Reese,
TRACY, Calif, August 14. FINIS, Inc., technological leader of advanced training equipment for the swimming industry, today announced a sponsorship agreement with pro triathlete, Peter Reid. Effective immediately, and throughout
EVANSTON, Ill, August 19. JOCELYN Jay, a former Big Ten Swimmer of the Year and nine-time All-America swimmer at Ohio State, was named the assistant women’s swimming coach at Northwestern
By Kevin Milak WOODLANDS, Tex, August 18. THE 4th NCSA Junior Long Course Championship is in the books. The team competition came down to the final relays, making this one
By Phillip Whitten PISCATAWAY, New Jersey, August 17. THE five-day-long US Masters Swimming Long Course National Championships ended today with a bang, as eight more world Masters marks were washed