Masters Marks Tumble in the Big Apple
Four USMS records and one world mark were set at a short course meters meet held at Asphalt Green in Manhattan late last year. Doris Steadman, 75, Garden State Masters,
Four USMS records and one world mark were set at a short course meters meet held at Asphalt Green in Manhattan late last year. Doris Steadman, 75, Garden State Masters,
New York was not the only state to see a Masters world mark fall. At the New England Masters Short Course Meters Championships held last month, one world record and
By Bill Bell TUCSON, AZ – Top ranked and defending national champion Georgia — led by double American-record holder Kristy Kowal — swept past Arizona in the desert Saturday afternoon
Thirty-six year-old Wally Dicks led the way as three USMS records were broken by Ancient Mariners swimmers at a USS meet in Maryland last month. Dicks broke the men’s 35-39
Auburn, AL – Auburn swimmer Matt Busbee was named among the ten finalists for the Amateur Athletic Union’s (AAU) 70th Annual James E. Sullivan Memorial Award. The award, sponsored by
GAMBIER, OH – Molly Hatcher, a senior at Kenyon College, was killed in a van accident at approximately 6:40 p.m. on Thursday, January 13, 2000, near Coshocton, Ohio. She was
By Stephen J. Thomas (with Phillip Whitten) Hobart, Australia – Australian Matt Welsh broke the first world record of the century by the narrowest of margins at the second night
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By Craig Lord Lothar Kipke, the doctor in charge of a state plan to feed muscle-building drugs to 58 female swimmers, was described as the “Mengele of the East German
By Stephen J. Thomas (with Phillip Whitten) Hobart, Australia – World record-holder Lenny Krayzelburg suffered a rare defeat Thursday when he was beaten by a touch in the 100m backstroke