By Belinda Dennett MELBOURNE, Dec. 7. AUSTRALIAN pair Amanda Pascoe and Justin Norris set new Australian records in the 800m freestyle and 200m butterfly respectively, while American swimmers won five
By Ian Hanson SYDNEY, Dec. 5. THE 2001 Qantas Skins kicked off with a bang at the Sydney Aquatic Centre tonight with Australian pair Elka Graham and William Kirby skinning
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Dec. 5. STANFORD University remained on top of the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) Poll for both men and women. In the biggest moves since
By Kevin Tritt BALTIMORE, Dec. 5. THE Blue Jays of Johns Hopkins University, a perennial NCAA Division III swimming power, are having a banner year, highlighted by both the men's
(The following is the latest in an ongoing series of updates on the recovery of Coach of the Century George Haines, who suffered a stroke last July. The updates are
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PALO ALTO, CA., Dec. 2 — ON a day so cold and rainy –more fit for the Apocalypse than water polo — Stanford won one for the Gipper here this
PALO ALTO, CA., Dec. 1 — THUS was it ever so. Top-ranked Stanford and No. 2-ranked UCLA, the double-defending NCAA Champion, will meet for an unprecedented fourth time this season
PALO ALTO, CA., Dec. 1 — TOP-ranked Stanford, 20-1, will be gunning for its ninth NCAA men's water polo championship when it hits the pool against the University of Massachusetts
By Phillip Whitten PHOENIX, Dec. 3. WORLD short course records fell in meets on opposite sides of the globe the last few days, with one mark being broken by two