By Maggie Ellis, Phil Whitten and Stephen J. Thomas MELBOURNE, September 2. MATT Welsh, Australia's 2001 world champion in the 100 meter backstroke, added another notch to his belt tonight
By Phillip Whitten SYDNEY, August 31. AUSTRALIAN Ian Thorpe, acknowledged as the world's greatest male swimmer, is planning to move to Europe — probably to Monaco — as he trains
OBREMOVAC, Yugoslavia, August 30. THE USA boys' Cadet Team gained its first win of the Yugoslavian International Invitational Tournament here today with a 9-6 win over Turkey. Will Hindle-Katel got
PHOENIX, August 30. BRENT Rutemiller has been appointed the CEO and Publisher of Sports Publications, Inc. (SPI), according to an announcement today by Richard Deal, President and Board Chairman for
OBRENOVEC, Yugoslavia, August 29. THE USA men's cadet water polo team (15-under) lost to Hungary, 13-8, at the YU Open Tournament in a continuing trend of Hungarian dominance over the
OBREVOVAC, Yugoslavia, August 28. THE USA boys Cadet Team ran into a Slovakian wall named Marek Bakusa, the young goalkeeper for the Slovakian National Cadet Team and lost, 5-1. Bakusa
By Stephen J. Thomas YOKOHAMA, August 29. AUSTRALIA'S Ian Thorpe had been commissioned by the organizers to appear as the face of the Pan Pacific Games here in Yokohama. His
By Stephen J. Thomas YOKOHAMA, August 29. CANADIAN breaststroker Morgan Knabe was sent home by team management after the 21-year-old Olympian broke a pane of glass in the warm-down area
By Stephen J. Thomas YOKOHAMA, Japan, August 29. THE 2002 Pan Pacific Championships came to a spectacular close today, with the US winning five of seven events. The Americans saved
BELGRADE, August 27. THE USA men's cadet water polo team (15-under) fell to Yugoslavia today in the opener of the YU Open International Tournament in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 13-4. The tournament