NCAA Div. I: Dumais, Pakhalina Win at Zone D Diving Regionals
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark., March 15. TROY Dumais, University of Texas, and Yulia Pakhalina, University of Houston, were the winners of Day One of the Zone D Diving Championships at the Arkansas
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark., March 15. TROY Dumais, University of Texas, and Yulia Pakhalina, University of Houston, were the winners of Day One of the Zone D Diving Championships at the Arkansas
By Phillip Whitten KIBBUTZ GIVAT HAIM, March 15. SwimInfo.com's Israeli correspondent, Dr. Buky Chass, reports that Anai Gostamelski and Vered Borochovski continued their onslaught on the Israeli record book, on
GOTEBORG, Sweden, March 15. SWEDEN'S Emma Igelstrom followed her world record yesterday in the 50m breaststroke (30.24) with a Swedish national record today in the 200m breaststroke. Swimming at the
2002 NCAA DIVISION III WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS STUDENT RECREATION CENTER NATATORIUM MIAMI UNIVERSITY OXFORD, Oh., March 14 25 Yd. Pool ** DIII Record EVENT: 1 WOMEN'S 200 YARDS
By Jorge Aguado (Swimming World's South American Correspondent) BELEM DO PARA, Brazil, March 15. BRZAIL'S Eduardo Aquiles Fischer struck again this morning, notching his second South American record in two
ORLANDO, Fla., March 14. TRUMAN State's Lady Bulldogs are in command after the conclusion of Day Two's competition at the NCAA Division II women's Championships here, maintaining a 61-point advantage
PHOENIX, March 15. THE latest top 50 boys' high school times, compiled by Bob Klapthor, are now posted on swiminfo. With the addition of the fast Michigan state high school
By Gail M. Dummer COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., March 14. THE meet information for the 2002 USA Swimming Disability Championships in Federal Way, WA, is now available on the USA Swimming
GOTEBORG, Sweden, March 14. SWEDISH sprinter regained the world record in the 50 meter breaststroke tonight, the first day of the Swedish Senior National Short Course Championships. Igelstrom's time of
SYDNEY, March 15. A new report from the Australian Broadcasting Commission concludes that swimming is Australia's most popular sport. More Aussies are interested in swimming than any other sport. The