ORLANDO, Fla., March 16. THE champs are still champs once and again. Truman State's women and Cal. State Bakersfield's men repeated their NCAA Division II Swimming and Diving Championships here
By Jorge Aguado PARA DO BELEM, Brazil, March 17. BRAZIL's Marcelo Augusto Tomazini broke the South American record in the men's 200 meter breaststroke today, clocking 2:16.21. The swim was
OXFORD, OH., March 16. THE sun is shining, the breeze is softly blowing, the palm trees are gently swaying once again and the swimming Gods are smiling on beautiful Gambier,
GOTEBORG, Sweden, March 16. STILL stinging from his upset loss in the 100 meter breaststroke yesterday, Martin Gustavvson left no doubt as to who is the Boss at 200 meters
By Buky Chass (Swimming World's Israeli correspondent) KIBBUTZ GIVAT HAIM, March 16. IT was the Anya and Vered Show once again on the fourth and final day of competition at
By Jorge Aguado (Swimming World's South American correspondent) BELEM DO PARA, Brazil, March 16. GEORGINA Bardach (ARG) won her fourth gold medal at these South American Long Course Championships today.
STANFORD, Calif., March 15. USC's Blythe Hartley and Arizona's Omar Ojeda won the women's 3-meter and men's 1-meter events, respectively, on the second day of the 2002 NCAA Zone E
By Phillip Whitten AMHERST, Mass., March 15. THE University of Massachusetts' men's and women's swimming teams have been reprieved, reports Minuteman head coach, Russ Yarworth. The two swim teams were
ORLANDO, Fla., March 15. TRUMAN State's lady Bulldogs continued their march towards a second consecutive NCAA Division II Swimming and Diving Championship here tonight, while on the men's side double-defending
OXFORD, Ohio, March 15. THE Lords reign! Kenyon's lady Lord swimmers and divers, stung last year by their first NCAA Division III Championship title loss in 18 years to intra-state,