The October issue of Swimming World featured a story on the decline of men’s collegiate swimming programs, due to the perverse misapplication of Title IX. The story indicated that among
AUSTIN, TX – University of Texas men’s swim head coach Eddie Reese announced the signings of two U.S. Swimming All-Americans, Ian Crocker (Portland, Maine / Cheverus) and Brendan Hansen (Havertown,
GAINESVILLE, FL – The University of Florida swimming and diving program has signed eight student-athletes to National-Letters-of-Intent, to start school in the fall of 2000 head coach Gregg Troy. Headlining
Relay teams from San Diego Swim Masters (SDSM) rewrote the record book when they set six Masters World records and 14 USMS National records during the 3rd Annual Veterans Day
A valid test for human growth hormone (HGH) could emerge by the Sydney Olympics but it will take political will and about $1 million, a leading Australian medical researcher said
A top level inquiry has been launched into claims that the senior coach at Reading Swimming Club has emotionally abused youngsters during training. Australian Steve Hill, the club’s chief coach
The Bolles School’s Janelle Atkinson electrified the crowd at the Florida 4A Girls Swimming Championships on November 18, when she came within a whisker of breaking Janet Evans’ “unbreakable” national
Swimming in his final meet for the Bolles School, Alex Lim lowered his own national high school record last Thursday, November 18. Lim, who will represent Malaysia in the 2000
Canadian swimmers won four women’s and three men’s events yesterday on the second, and final, day of the world cup meet in Edmonton, Alberta. It was the second of twelve
Triple breaststroke world record-holder Penny Heyns of South Africa was an easy winner in the women’s 100m breaststroke and American Chad Carvin repeated his triumph in the 400m free on