COLLEGE STATION, Texas, Jan. 8. THE Texas A&M women's swimming team captured a dual meet win over Division II national champion Truman State University during their holiday training trip held
By Phillip Whitten (This is the second in a series of articles by Swimming World editor Phil Whitten on the suspicious pattern of recent performances by China’s female swimmers. This
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Auburn freshman diver Matt Bricker was named the Southeastern Conference Swimming and Diving Athlete of the Week Tuesday afternoon by the SEC office for his efforts during
The freshman won two individual events and a relay to lead the Seminoles to a victory Saturday. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The Florida State freshman swimmer Michael Averett became the first
MIAMI, FL, Jan. 5. BOTH the Clemson men and women's swimming and diving teams defeated the Rutgers Scarlet Knights and the Miami Hurricanes in action on Saturday at Whitten Union
While many college students were taking advantage of winter break with trips to see family and friends, swimmers in Division I competition were in exotic locales including Barbados, Hawaii and
BOCA RATON, Jan. 5. THOUGH Florida Atlantic dominated the victory podium at the Florida Atlantic University Invitational, the University of Pennsylvania used its superior depth to win both the women's
Jan. 7. SWIM Magazine is planning a feature story on Masters swimmers — both current and past — who were or are Navy SEALS. If you are or were a
Jan. 7. Swimming World and SWIM magazines are planning to highlight swimmers — both current and past — who are taking part in the Olympic Torch Relay for the 2002
(This is the first in a series of articles about renewed concerns regarding systematic doping by Chinese swimmers.) By Phillip Whitten PHOENIX, January 7. FOR the past several weeks, we