TUNIS, Tunisia, Sept. 3. AGELESS 31-year-old French butterflyer Franck Esposito, Italian freestyle star Emiliano Brembilla and Spanish flyer Mireia Garcia were the record setters on Day 1 of the XIVth
Here are a few photos from a swimmers view of those about to participate in the ALCATRAZ SHARKFEST swim (in SF Bay) sponsored by Envirosports on Sunday July 29,2001. At
BRISBANE, Australia, Sept. 3rd, 2001. AUSTRALIA swept to victory in the gold medal round of both the men's and women's team competition at the Goodwill Games, delighting a capacity crowd
BRISBANE, Australia, Sept. 3. THE European women All-Stars and the USA men both scored substantial victories in the bronze medal round of the Goodwill Games today. The European women dumped
BRISBANE, Sept. 2. THE powerful Australian men's team toyed with the World All-Stars, winning 12 of 17 events and taking the meet 101-47. The US men were slightly more dominant
BRISBANE, Sept. 1. IN the closest — and fastest — dual meet to-date at the 2001 Goodwill Games, Australia's women just got by a determined European team 76-73. Meanwhile, the
BRISBANE, Aug 31. SWIMMING'S world governing body FINA has finally approved the use of blood tests to detect erythropoietin (EPO), one of the most dangerous banned drugs in sport. The
BRISBANE, Aug. 31. THE undefeated Aussie men put a whuppin' on a badly undermanned European All-Stars team, lashing them into submission 113-35. In the second dual meet, the US men
BRISBANE, Aug. 30. THE European women's team had no mercy on the World All-Star squad, winning 15 of the 17 events contested and stomping the global gang, 107-42. Martina Moravcova
BRISBANE, Aug. 30. DESPITE a heroic effort by 16 year-old Kristen Caverly, the USA women fell to Australia, 79.5 to 69.5 on the second day of competition at the Goodwill
