IOC Pays High Price To Look Good: Part 2 of 2
“The IOC would have appeared to have not been transparent had we not answered the phones during the first five months,” Mr. Servan-Schreiber says. “Hill & Knowlton are giving us
“The IOC would have appeared to have not been transparent had we not answered the phones during the first five months,” Mr. Servan-Schreiber says. “Hill & Knowlton are giving us
By Phillip Whitten Doug Frost, coach of teen swim sensation Ian Thorpe, was named Australian “Coach of the Year” to the surprise of almost nobody. Frost has coached Thorpe, known
By Phillip Whitten University of Arizona freshmen and 1996 Olympic teammates Amanda Beard and Beth Botsford set American records earlier this month at the Texas Invitational Swim Meet in Austin,
Australian marathon swimming legend Des Renford died in Sydney on December 30 at the age of 72. Renford, who had fought heart disease for some years, experienced a heart attack
By A. Craig Copetas PARIS, FRANCE – Whatever the outcome of the vote on how to reform the International Olympic Committee, one thing is already clear: The scandal has cost
Cathy Coler, IM specialist from Amador Valley HS in Pleasanton, CA. She has top marks in both the 200 and 400 IM events. Coler will provide valuable depth in these
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Player of the Year: Burak Incecam, Queens College Coach of the Year: Pedro DeLima, Queens College First Team Burak Incecam, Queens College Kevin Loscotoff, University of California, Davis Joel Higgins,
Player of the Year: Ross Mecham, University of California, San Diego Coach of the Year: Denny Harper, University of California, San Diego First Team Ross Mecham, University of California, San
New York, NY – NBC will branch out 273 hours of the 2000 Summer Olympics coverage to its cable outlets CNBC and MSNBC, the first time Summer Games coverage will