By Phillip Whitten EUGENE, Oregon, Oct. 31. A surge of votes for Swimming following the posting of yesterday's and this morning's stories on SwimInfo have brought Swimming back into a

ATHENS, OHIO, October 30. THE Lords couldn't hold a candle to the Bobcats. Paced by senior tri-captain Trisha Kessler, who splashed to a sterling double via wins in both the

By Phillip Whitten EUGENE, Oregon, Oct. 30. SWIMMING maintained a shrinking lead over gymnastics in the voting on the University of Oregon web site for the addition of a women's

By Phillip Whitten EUGENE, Oregon, October 31. THE gymnastics community got itself together and opened up a commanding lead in the preferential polling on the University of Oregon site. The

NOTRE DAME, Ind., Oct. 30. THE Notre Dame women's swimming and diving team, ranked 14th in the nation, won seven events in tying Purdue 150-150 in dual-meet action at the

UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND, Va., Oct. 30. THE University of Richmond women's swimming team fell to the Virginia Tech Hokies this afternoon, 160-140. Richmond netted nine first place finishes to the

PHOENIX, October 30. COACH Bob Gillett, President of the National Club Swimming Association (NCSA), announced today that an agreement has been signed for the site of the 2003 NCSA Junior

By Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, October 30. CHAMPION swimmer Ian Thorpe has taken out restraining orders against two Sydney people who he believes are a threat to his safety. Vernon

Phillip Whitten EUGENE, Ore., October 29. IN A see-saw battle, Swimming has , once again, retaken the lead from gymnastics in the voting on the University of Oregon web site

By Mark Urban INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, October 27. FORTY-ONE year-old Plamen Alexandrov erased his own short course Masters world record in the 100 meter breaststroke for men 40-44 with a brilliant