Quance-Julian Signs with Speedo
By Phillip Whitten May 12. IN a surprise move, Kristine Quance-Julian, 25, one of the marquee names among the list of NIKE-sponsored swimmers, has switched and signed a lucrative endorsement
By Phillip Whitten May 12. IN a surprise move, Kristine Quance-Julian, 25, one of the marquee names among the list of NIKE-sponsored swimmers, has switched and signed a lucrative endorsement
By John Dobbelaere May 12, BRUSSELS. It's definite: Fred Deburghgraeve–Belgium's Olympic champion and world record-holder in the 100 meter breaststroke has decided to call it quits! In a sad day
By Roger Cohen BERLIN, May 10 — He is a shrunken man these days, his eyes evasive behind glasses. But for more than a quarter-century, Manfred Ewald was little short
"Strokes for Stroke" is a combined initiative of the National Stroke Association, U.S. Masters Swimming, and USA Water Polo to raise awareness and help reduce the incidence and impact of
May 9, BERLIN. A judge ordered a new medical examination Tuesday for the former head of the East German Olympic program, on trial for doping female athletes without their knowledge,
By Phillip Whitten May 9. DOROTHY Donnelly, 78, former Executive Secretary of United States Masters Swimming, was readmitted to the hospital yesterday for "failure to thrive" and an inability to
By John Lingard SYDNEY, May 9. ATLANTA Olympic bronze medal backstroker, Stephen Dewick, has become the first Australian swimmer to consider turning to the courts over the controversial new bodysuits.
May 8. THE Board of Directors of USA Swimming, meeting yesterday in Bartlesville, Okla., approved the use of the controversial new "body suits" at the U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials, to
SYDNEY, May 8 (Reuters) – Former world champion Samantha Riley left hospital and returned to the pool on Monday, saying the pressure was on her Australian rivals to beat her
SYDNEY, Australia – Trade unions have threatened to paralyze public transportation during the Sydney 2000 Olympics if the New South Wales state government fails to agree to special pay claims