ATLANTA, March 21. THE Kenyon College Lords swim team won five more events, while two more national records fell on Friday, the second day of the three-day Men's NCAA Division

By Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, March 22. UNRIVALLED distance king Grant Hackett must get the top billing on the basis of his arduous schedule at the Australian titles starting today.

By Phillip Whitten AUBURN, Alabama, March 21. AUBURN extended its lead on Day Two of the Women's NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving Championships, all but assuring themselves of a

By Craig Lord SHEFFIELD, England, March 21. LAST year, no other country in the world, including Australia's mighty Dolphins, produced two swimmers capable of a sub 15-minute 7-seconds swim over

COLORADO SPRINGS, March 21. The Pan American Games Organizing Committee, the president of the Dominican Republic and the Pan American Sports Organization (PASO) have made a very strong statement that

By Phillip Whitten AUBURN, Alabama, March 21. THIS morning we will bring you the results of the prelims in real time — as they happen. This morning's schedule of events:

SYDNEY, March 21. Australian Swimming reaffirmed its commitment today to compete against the United States in the "Duel in the Pool" on April 6, despite fears over security resulting from

ATLANTA, March 20. REIGNING NCAA Division III Swimmer of the Year, Marc Courtney-Brooks (Columbus, OH/St. Charles) picked up right where he left off last season. The Kenyon College junior won