Sprint King Mark Foster Gets Himself in Hot Water at Bath
By Craig Lord BATH, England, May 12. MARK FOSTER’S days as a full member of the Great Britain team may be numbered after he failed to show for 50 metres
By Craig Lord BATH, England, May 12. MARK FOSTER’S days as a full member of the Great Britain team may be numbered after he failed to show for 50 metres
By Craig Lord BATH, England, May 12. A visit to Bath University's pool at the weekend was a little like stumbling into Picasso's studio as the artist struggled to explain
OAXTEPEC, MORELOS, Mexico, April 11. With a total of 93 new records (52 in men and 41 in women), the Masters National Short Course Meet in Mexico came to an
HE WOODLANDS, Texas, May 11. Auburn junior Caesar Garcia placed fourth on the platform with a score of 400.32 as competition closed out at the FINA Grand Prix Diving Championships
LA JOLLA, Cal., May 10. SOME day, two teams other than Stanford and UCLA will play for the NCAA women's water polo championship. But it won't be this year. To
BATH, England, May 10. BRITAIN'S swimmers continued their World Championship preparations with some solid performances at the concluding session of a University of Bath meet that demanded of the swimmers
By Stephen J. Thomas CANBERRA, May 10. SARAH Ryan, one of the backbones of the Aussie women's team for almost a decade, has sprung a major surprise by withdrawing from
By Brendan Gallagher May 9. MARATHON swimmers are a mad but happy band who share, with sumo wrestlers and world championship darts contenders, the luxury of competing internationally while carrying
BATH, England, May 10. TWO of the world's greatest breaststroke swimmers showed the type of qualities both they and their British colleagues will need to excel at this summer's World
By Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, May 9. AUSTRALIAN Swimming has decided to include a 300 meter freestyle event in the first of two domestic Grand Prix events to be held