DURBAN, South Africa, April 17. AT the South African Championships/Commonwealth Games Trials in Durban, now underway, former University of Nebraska Cornhusker Helene Muller — who won several Big 8/12 sprint

By Bill Bell BOURGUIGNON, FRANCE, April 18. THERE'S a new name to be counted among the world's elite sprinters, and he's not an American, an Australian, a European or even

The final update of the NCAA Division I Top 25 times, for the 2001-2002 season, are now available. NCAA Top 25 Times

By Rob Nasser BOULDER, Colo, April 17. AT this year's Colorado State Masters Short Course Championships, the Boulder Aquatic Masters (BAM) set out with a mission: to take back the

PORTLAND, Oregon, April 17. SKYLINE Northwest Corporation, manufacturer of BARRACUDA Goggles, has just released its new Ultimate swim goggle, a combination of BARRACUDA’s original positive pressure frame and its new

By Phillip Whitten PHOENIX, April 16. ED Moses, who recently set out-of-this-world world records for the 100 and 200 meter breaststroke (short course) and was one of two headliner athletes

By Phillip Whitten PHOENIX, April 15. THEY'RE bringing back the Olden Days! Back in the 1970s, the dual meets between the world's two greatest swimming superpowers — the USA and

By Craig Lord MANCHESTER, England, April 15. GRAEME Smith, the Scot coached by Dave Calleja at the Manchester Aquatics Centre where the Commonwealth Games will be staged this summer, retained

By Craig Lord MANCHESTER, April 14. SARAH Price stole the show at the British national championships with a national record of 2:10.78 in the 200m backstroke that defeated the bronze

By Ian Hanson SYDNEY, April 14. WESTERN Australian schoolboy Travis Nederpelt, who has his sights set on one day becoming an Olympic swim star, has claimed the title as Australian