By Phillip Whitten The team title is still very much up for grabs after prelims of the second day at the Women's NCAA Div. I Swimming and Diving Championships, being
CANTON, OH., March 14 — Cal. State Bakersfield, defending men's champion, and surprising Truman State, third-place in the women's race last season, are the leaders after the opening night's competition
BUFFALO, NY, March 15. KENYON may NOT win its 22nd-consecutive NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championship here this weekend at Erie Community College's Flickinger Aquatic Center — and Al
By Phillip Whitten EAST MEADOW, N.Y., March 15. SIX teams are very much in the hunt for a national title after the first day of competition at the Women's Division
By Phillip Whitten EAST MEADOW, N.Y. March 15. EIGHTEEN year-old University of California freshman, Natalie Coughlin, rocketed to an American record leading off Cal's 400 yard medley relay in the
SAVANNAH, GA. DYNAMO stars Melissa Klein, Mike Kauffman and North Carolinian Meredith Green were the big winners at this weekend's Southern Zone/Eastern Section Speedo Challenge here. Klein is a troker-individual
BELMONT SHORES, CA., March 11. IT'S too bad Kaitlin Sandeno isn't in college right now — because she'd be almost a "lock" to win the 500-1650 frees and 400 IM
By Rob Kelly LAWRENCE, Kansas. March 12. DESPITE assurances from Chancellor Robert Hemenway, that the University of Kansas Athletic Director would meet with the student-athletes affected by the cuts, Dr.
MELBOURNE. TWO-TIME Australian Olympian Daniel Kowalski had his second major shoulder operation in three months last week in a bid to become a triple Olympian, The Australian newspaper reported. Kowalski,
The following story was passed along to us by USA Swimming Athlete Representative, KENT NELSON. "Sometime It is the little things that matter…." KENT NELSON A FEW years ago, at