From www.uswp.org The Russian water polo team successfully defended its 1994 Goodwill Games gold medal by trouncing Spain, 11-5, at the Nassau County Swimming and Diving Center. Russia sprinted to
PHOENIX, AZ – Gary Hall Jr.’s “B” urine sample also tested positive for marijuana. Hall, 23, was provisionally suspended earlier this month by FINA, which said he tested positive for
The only woman whose national and world Masters records are faster than the men’s records in her age group is Aileen Soule of Honolulu. Aileen, 92, holds all 3 (long
ATLANTA, GA – The family of the woman killed in the 1996 Centennial Olympic Park bombing are suing. The suit, seeking unspecified damages, was filed by John D. Hawthorne Jr.,
1992 U.S. Olympic sweetheart Anita Nall, 22, training with her former coach, Murray Stephens at the North Baltimore Aquatic Club this summer to decide whether to make a serious comeback.
Holland’s Inge DeBruijn set a European record in the 50 meter freestyle last weekend at the Potomac Valley Swimming Long Course Championships in Oakton, Virginia. Her time of 25.06 seconds
Column by John Lohn CRANBURY, New Jersey, December 7. THERE was something nice about the weekend action that took place at the University of Texas and the King County Aquatic
MINNEAPOLIS, MN – Jason Wening and Stephanie Brooks became the first disabled recipients of the Phillips 66 Swimmer of the Meet awards at the USA Swimming Disability Championships. Wening, a
Who says there’s no money in swimming? According to the SportsBusiness Journal, Amy Van Dyken ranked 11th last year among women athletes in endorsement money. According to the authoritative magazine,
BERLIN, GERMANY – A former East German sports doctor admitted that he dispensed steroids, the first confession in a trial in Berlin of officials charged with damaging swimmers with performance-enhancing