By Craig Lord MANCHESTER, England, March 20. BRITISH swimming found itself celebrating two of the fastest women in history over 100 metres backstroke tonight when Katy Sexton shattered the Commonwealth
By Phillip Whitten AUBURN, Alabama, March 19. THE rain clouds have dissipated, the Tornado Watch has been lifted and the defending champion Auburn Tigers led all qualifiers during the first
MELBOURNE, March 19. GRANT Hackett, Australian WR-holder in the 1500m freestyle, said today he believes the threat of a war with Iraq means the Australian swim team will need a
By Craig Lord MANCHESTER, England, March 19. GRAEME Smith, the most successful British swimmer at the 2001 World Championships in Japan, became the first to qualify for the 2003 event
AUBURN, Alabama, March 19. THE Women's NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships are scheduled to proceed, despite a growing realization that war in Iraq could commence as early as this evening.
LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., March 18. THE U.S. women’s water polo team will continue its series against women’s collegiate teams when it faces Brown University this Friday (March 21) at the
SYDNEY, March 19. AUSTRALIAN Swimming Inc. announced today that Melbourne’s bid for the 2007 World Swimming Championships has been withdrawn. Australian Swimming President and bid chairman John Devitt said today
TEMPE, Ariz., March 18. THE No. 19 Arizona State women's water polo team got off to a fast start Tuesday against No. 13 Indiana but could not hold the lead
NEW YORK, N,Y., March 18. NATALIE Coughlin, who enjoyed one of the most astounding years in the history of sport in 2002, finished behind figure skater Sarah Hughes in the
(The following article, by renowned coach Murray Stephens, of the North Baltimore Aquatic Club, appeared on the February 12 edition of National Review Online. Written before Senate Commerce Committee hearings