German Outlook is Hazy as Nationals/World Champs Trials End
By Josh Jeffrey HAMBURG, Germany, May 18. THE fifth and final day of the German Nationals/World Championship Trials left a puzzling picture for the fate of the German team at
By Josh Jeffrey HAMBURG, Germany, May 18. THE fifth and final day of the German Nationals/World Championship Trials left a puzzling picture for the fate of the German team at
By Phillip Whitten TEMPE, Arizona, May 18. THE hot desert sun relented just a bit on the final day of the 2003 USMS Short Course nationals, topping off at only
BURLINGTON, Ontario, Canada, May 19. JOANNE Malar, a three-time Canadian Olympian and multiple national record-holder, is making a comeback after a two-year retirement from the sport. Why is she doing
By Phillip Whitten ANN ARBOR, Michigan, May 17. MICHAEL Phelps continued to set the world of swimming ablaze, stroking to two more impressive wins on the second day of the
ANN ARBOR, MIchigan, May 18. IN the midst of heavy training, the magnificent Michael Phelps turned in two impressive swims on Day One of the Domino Classic in Ann Arbor,
HAMBURG, Germany, May 18. FRANZISKA van Almsick, the 25 year-old world record-holder in the 200 meter freestyle has decided to pass on the World Championships in Barcelona in two months
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif., May 18. RAY Bray, who has coached his children and grandchildren in swimming at Fountain Valley High, announced his retirement today after 35 years at the school.
By Phillip Whitten TEMPE, Arizona, May 17. ON the first day of 2003 in which the temperature topped the 100-degree mark in Arizona, Masters swimmers competing in the 2003 USMS
By Josh Jeffrey HAMBURG, Germany, May 17. ACTION continued in Hamburg on day four of the German Nationals/World Championship Trials with the underlying theme of the evening being that age
By Phillip Whitten TEMPE, Arizona, May 16. RECORDS were blown away like tumbleweeds in the Texas panhandle on day Two of Masters Nationals. A full story will follow shortly. In