COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., July 14. THE United States Olympic Committee has named Suzanne L. Tuffey, Ph.D., as Associate Director of Coaching. Tuffey currently is Sport Science Director for USA Swimming
FUKUOKA, Japan, July 16. ITALY won gold medals today in both the men's and women's 5K open water swims, the only two events contested on the first day of the
MOSCOW, July 16. JACQUES Rogge, a sailor and surgeon with a squeaky-clean reputation, was elected today to succeed Juan Antonio Samaranch as president of the International Olympic Committee. Belgium's Rogge
By Phillip Whitten MOSCOW, July 12. Tomorrow's the big day–the day when the IOC will choose the site for the 2008 Olympic Games and elect a new president to replace
By Phillip Whitten PHOENIX, July 12. Swimming World, SWIM Magazine and swiminfo.com announced the formation today of a Legal Defense Team to assist in the fight to save college swim
(This is the third edition of THE DOLPHIN DAILY, newsletter of the Australian National Team – the Telstra Dolphins – at the 9th FINA World Swimming Championships, Fukuoka, Japan.) By
(The following is today’s installment of Becca Schwartz’s diary as a member of the USA Swimming Team competing at the Maccabiah Games in Israel.) TEL AVIV, Israel, July 11. HELLO
By Phillip Whitten JULY 11. TWO of the world's most celebrated swimming coaches celebrated a significant milestone recently: their 80th birthday. America's Peter Daland reached his 80th birthday on April
JULY 11. THE Caribbean, site of the magnificent St. Croix Coral Reef Swim and Flowers One-Mile Swim on Grand Cayman, and home of some of the world's most beautiful waters
British investigative reporter Andrew Jennings has been perhaps the most dogged critic of the Olympic movement under the 21-year reign of outgoing IOC President, Juan Antonio Samaranch. His books, Lords