Coral Gables, FL- The Miami Hurricanes, who have produced 15 Olympic divers including four-time gold medalist Greg Louganis, are dropping their men’s swimming and diving and crew programs to comply
By Phillip Whitten Federal Way, WA – Stanford University swam to its 18th straight Pac-10 Championship yesterday, as the conference meet ended at the Kings County Aquatic Center. Cal was
By Phillip Whitten Federal Way, WA – Stanford University took a giant step toward winning its 18th straight Pac-10 Men’s Swimming and Diving Championship, winning six of seven events on
By Phillip Whitten Federal Way, WA – As expected, 17-time defending champion Stanford and a resurgent Cal team battled for the lead, as the first day of competition ended at
By Phillip Whitten University of Virginia sophomore Ed Moses swam the second fastest 200 yard breaststroke in history at the ACC Championships last weekend, though you won’t find his performance
Berlin, Germany – Seven athletes who competed for former East Germany are seeking legal redress against doctors and coaches for forcing them to take banned performance-enhancing drugs. The seven, who
Lausanne, Switzerland – World champion Ian Thorpe has won a moral victory after his protest against the security of the drug-testing procedures at the recent Berlin World Cup meet. The
A test developed in Canberra to detect the banned super drug EPO is almost foolproof and could be ready in time for the Sydney Olympics, according to the Australian Institute
Ann Arbor, MI – The University of Michigan captured the team trophy at the 2000 Big Ten Conference Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships, held Thursday through Saturday (Feb. 24-26) at
The Princeton women used wins from the 200-yard breaststroke and 3-meter diving to seal the program’s first Ivy League Swimming and Diving championship since 1995. That year they co-championed with