Women’s Water Polo: UC Santa Barbara Dumps ASU, 9-1
TEMPE, Ariz., March 29. THE No. 20 Arizona State women's water polo team, after winning its last five in a row including an upset of No. 11 UC Irvine one
TEMPE, Ariz., March 29. THE No. 20 Arizona State women's water polo team, after winning its last five in a row including an upset of No. 11 UC Irvine one
By Dan Jimar AUSTIN, March 29. IN addition to several NCAA, American and US Open records set at the men's NCAAs, there has also been at least one national age
By Phillip Whitten AUSTIN, Texas, March 29. THE final morning. Prelude to the Coronation. Though Auburn has the team title virtually sewed up, no one was lying down waiting to
By Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, March 29. AUSTRALIAN Swimming tonight named a team of 43 athletes, made up of five defending World Champions and nine rookies, to compete at the
By Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, March 29. WORLD record-holder Grant Hackett capped an excellent meet when he cruised to his seventh consecutive title in the 1500 meters clocking 14:47.07 –
By Phillip Whitten AUSTIN, Texas, March 28. AS if Auburn needed any assistance in bringing the men’s team title down to that sunny, little suburb of Oppelika, Alabama, the Tiger
By Phillip Whitten AUSTIN, March 28. WAS yesterday a “fluke,” a “lucky day” for Auburn or the Tigers’ best day? Today’s prelims would tell the story. If the Tigers could
The National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association (NISCA) held their 32nd Annual Awards Banquet last night by honoring eight coaches for outstanding service to the sport of swimming. Joseph Groscost received
By Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, March 28. QUEENSLANDER Ashley Callus took the 50 meter sprint in 22.47 (PR 22.37) on Day 7 of the Australian Championships to give him the
By Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, March 28. AUSSIE Ian Thorpe, triple world record-holder and Swimming World's male "World Swimmer of the Year" the last three years, and Aussie sprint king