1999 Phillips 66 National Championships: Day 2 Finals

KRAYZELBURG BREAKS AMERICAN RECORD!! By Phillip Whitten Minneapolis, MN – Lenny Krayzelburg lowered his own American record for the fifth time in two years, clocking the second fastest time in

1999 Pan Am Games Swimming: Day 6

Courtesy www.usswim.org USA GRABS THREE GOLDS ON FINAL NIGHT OF PAN AMERICAN GAMES The Americans grabbed seven more medals, including three golds, and broke their sixth meet record on the

1999 Pan Am Games Swimming: Day 5

By Norm Frauenheim Winnipeg, Canada – Kaitlin Sandeno got to sing an encore Friday night. Her second trip to the medal stand’s step was as good as the first. Maybe

1999 Pan Am Games Swimming: Day 4

By Norm Frauenheim Winnipeg, Canada – Just when the United States needed to show a little fight, two fighters arrived. First, there was Karen Campbell, a black belt in tae-kwon-do.

1999 Pan Am Games Swimming: Day 3

By Norm Frauenheim Winnipeg, Canada – She stood on the medal stand’s top pedestal as if she never wanted to leave. The recorded national anthem was cut short. But she

Dunbar, San Diego Relays Set World Marks

At a Masters meet at the University of California, San Diego, July 24-25, Barbara Dunbar chopped 40 seconds off the world record for the women’s 50-54 1500m freestyle, clocking 20:22.69.

Aussies Post Swift Times In Pan Pac Tuneup

By Steve Thomas Last weekend, Australia’s top swimmers gathered for a low-key meet in Brisbane, following Aussie team camp. Despite swimming unrested and unshaved, several strong times were recorded in

Pacific Masters Cruise in Santa Cruz

Eight Masters world records were set at the Pacific Masters Championships in Santa Cruz, July 23-25. Eighty-five year-old Jean Durston led the way with four, plus an additional two national

1999 Pan Am Games Swimming: Day 2

By Norm Frauenheim Winnipeg, Canada – It was a day for records, dubious and dramatic. The drama belonged to Francisco Sanchez of Venezuela and Curtis Myden of Canada. The dubious