INDIANAPOLIS, May 22. FOLLOWING in the footsteps of legendary Indiana University coach James "Doc" Counsilman and Olympic gold medalist Frank E. McKinney, Jr., Indiana Sports Corporation (ISC) President Dale Neuburger
By Phillip Whitten PHOENIX, May 22. THERE were two pieces of news on the doping front today: one from China and one from Brazil. In Beijing, the Chinese Olympic Committee
By Joh Jeffrey RENO,May 21. KATY Houston, a sophomore at McQueen High School who has been experiencing a breakout year in USA Swimming, rode her recent wave of success to
By Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, May 21. DISTANCE ace Grant Hackett said yesterday that it was highly unlikely that he will be swimming at the Grand Prix meet in Cairns,
Here's the latest installment on swimmer Craig Hummer's trek to Mount Everest, where he is the "talent" on an OLN film crew. — Phil Whitten By Craig Hummer MOUNT EVEREST
TEMPE, Arizona, May 20. NINETY-ONE US Masters Swimming national records — including 79 individual marks and 12 relay standards — fell in Tempe, Arizona, during the four-day USMS National Short
ANN ARBOR, Michigan, May 20. WHILE Michael Phelps grabbed all the headlines last weekend at the Domino Grand Prix Meet in Ann Arbor, a younger North Baltimore Aquatic Club teammate
LAUSANNE, Switzerland, May 20. TWO international swimmers have been banned for four years after testing positive for drugs, while another was given a two-year ban for refusing a test, FINA
OTTAWA, Canada, May 20. KAREN Spierkel, the CEO of Swimming Canada, resigned her post Friday after a tumultuous year on the job. Spierkel, who specializes in marketing, communications and business
By Phillip Whitten ANN ARBOR, Michigan, May 18. MICHAEL Phelps was not quite as spectacular on the final day of the three-day Domino's Swim Classic in Ann Arbor, but still
