By Phillip Whitten AUSTIN, Texas. March 28. ED MOSES finally entered the Promised Land–a world record–tonight at the U.S. National Swimming Championships. Moses' time of 1:00.29 broke the old global
By Belinda Dennett HOBART, Tasmania, Australia. March 28. GEOFF Huegill, swimming out in lane two after foxing in his semi-final, stopped the clock at 52.23 to just out-touch Michael Klim
After a year's absence from short course yards competition at the NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships for Division I swimmers, 16 American, U.S. Open and NCAA short course yards records
March 28. OUR fears, articulated several weeks ago that the Iowa State University men's swim team may be vulnerable to being cut, sadly have been realized. In the last 24
March 27. DAN QUERCIAGROSSA, a Kansas University alum, writes that the students and alumni fighting to save the men's swim team are alive, well, and making progress. But they need
By Phillip Whitten AUSTIN, Texas. March 28. IT was the loudest buzz before the Olympic Games in Sydney last September. The new bodysuits, by swimsuit manufacturers such as Speedo and
AUSTIN, Texas. March 27. U.S. OLYMPIANS Chad Carvin, 26, and Diana Munz, 18, were both winners on the first day of the 2001 USA Swimming Spring National Championships. The six-day
LA ROMANA, Dominican Republic. March 27. WOLF Wigo (Stanford '95/NY, NY & SF, CA) scored three goals and Genai Kerr (UC Irvine '99/Coronado, CA) recorded 12 saves in the goal
By Belinda Dennett HOBART, Tasmania, Australia. March 27. EIGHTEEN-YEAR OLD Australian wonder boy, Ian Thorpe, destroyed the world record in the 200 meter freestyle with a time of 1:44.69, taking
GLASGOW, SCOTLAND, March 25. ANY speculation that King Pieter the Great would rest on his Olympic laurels were quickly laid to rest here this weekend during the Speedo British Grand