By Phillip Whitten AN astounding 55 Masters world records were swept away at the 8th Annual Holiday Invitational and 2000 Southwest Zone Short Course Meters Championships, held last Dec. 8-10
By Jim Lutz Happy wishes for a prosperous New Year to all. We (Michigan State University) survived our training trip and 2001 holds unlimited possibilities to be a great year.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Jan. 6. IN a shocking upset, the No. 6-ranked Tennessee Volunteers upended the No. 1-ranked Texas Longhorns, 121-120 in a dual meet Saturday in Knoxville, Tenn. Tennessee led
By Jen Milner HANOVER, N.H., Jan. 7. JAMIE Leahy and Juan Valdivieso each won two events to lead Princeton to a 149-89 victory over Dartmouth in men's swimming and diving
DENVER, Jan. 6. WASHINGTON State University freshman Rachel Dong captured three events and overall first place as the WSU Cougars defeated host Denver and Texas Christian in a five-event aqua-pentathlon
By Jason Lichtenberger SEATTLE, Jan. 6. THE Seattle University men's and women's swim teams started the new year right where they left off as both teams swam to easy victories
WALNUT CREEK Masters swimmer, Jean Durston, 86, passed away peacefully at home 4 pm Saturday January 6th, 2001. Jean had been in ill health for the past few months. At
By Jen Milner PISCATAWAY, N.J., Jan. 5. THE Princeton men's (5-0) and women's (4-0) swimming and diving teams defeated Rutgers Friday night with each squad winning nine out of 16
Stanford, CA., Jan. 5. THE number-two ranked Stanford men's swimming team defeated No. 9 Michigan today, 135-100, in a dual meet held at the Avery Aquatics Complex on the Stanford
HONOLULU, Hawaii. Jan. 3. THE 24th-ranked Texas A&M women's swimming team defeated Ohio State by a score of 128.5-114.5 in dual meet competition on December 21 at the Duke Kahanamoku