NCAA Swimming: Georgia Downs SMU
ATHENS, GA – Holding steady to their unblemished dual meet records, Georgia’s top ranked Lady Bulldogs and the seventh-ranked Bulldogs improved to 5-0 on the season with a double-sided victory
ATHENS, GA – Holding steady to their unblemished dual meet records, Georgia’s top ranked Lady Bulldogs and the seventh-ranked Bulldogs improved to 5-0 on the season with a double-sided victory
Pedro Ordenes, a Masters swimmer and triathlete, swam the Straits of Magellan on December 30, 1999. He set a new world record of 1 hour and 58 minutes, and braved
AUSTIN, TX – University of Texas senior Bryan Jones (College Station, Texas / A&M Consolidated) claimed individual-event victories in both the 50- and 100-meter freestyle competitions, while senior Jon Younghouse
Hong Kong, China – China’s new contingent of swimmers won six gold medals at the FINA World Cup V on Saturday. Xie Xufeng led the charge when he grabbed two
for January 6, 2000 Men Rank Team Points 1. Texas 270 2. Stanford 250 3. Arizona 248 4. Auburn 247 5. California 226 6. Southern Cal 223 7. Georgia 209
By Phil Whitten Dutch Olympic hopefuls Pieter van den Hoogenband and Inge De Bruijn turned in some awe-inspiring times at the poorly-reported Dutch National Long Course Winter Championships last month
By Phillip Whitten U.S. Olympic hopefuls Dara Torres, 32, and Byron Davis, 29, have switched clubs as they prepare for the U.S. Olympic Trials. Torres, who won relay gold medals
SHANGHAI, CHINA – China’s Ruan Li completed a clean sweep of the women’s butterfly events at the World Cup IV by winning the 50m and 200m events on Wednesday. She
By Phillip Whitten 1996 U.S. Olympic hero Amy Van Dyken underwent successful shoulder surgery today in Denver to remove excess scar tissue around her right rotator cuff. The surgery was
SHANGHAI, CHINA – Chinese swimmers dominated the first day of a World Cup short-course event on Tuesday, winning 13 races to leave the United States, Hungary, Mexico and Canada with