World Masters Championships – Day 7 Highlights
By Michael Collins MUNICH, Germany – The end of the longest, largest meet I have ever been to has finally come. A full week of swimming. I think my butt
By Michael Collins MUNICH, Germany – The end of the longest, largest meet I have ever been to has finally come. A full week of swimming. I think my butt
By Michael Collins MUNICH, Germany – Team scoring, it's not necessarily what you think. When the small, but extremely strong, team from Alaska found out they weren't keeping score at
By Michael Collins MUNICH, Germany – Funniest & saddest sight of the day -watching Walt Reid run around the computer area, rummaging through his bags and papers to find his
By Michael Collins MUNICH, Germany – Day 4 at the meet was a much needed day-away-from-the-pool for me. After 3 days of the meet, going from 7am to after 10:30pm,
By Craig Lord THE company was illustrious indeed at a heated poolside debate in Helsinki last month in which the thorny issue of the backstroke turn rule was thrashed about.
By Michael Collins MUNICH, Germany – Day 3 began with beautiful clear skies and warm weather. Finally, people can start enjoying the outside grassy area. Three events were contested: 400
ROSEVILLE, CA – The Senior National Championship Game went down to the wire. It may have taken overtime to settle things, but once the waters calmed, it was Golden Bear
(Legendary Australian swim coach, Forbes Carlile, has been among the most outspoken opponents of the new hi-tech bodysuits. The following is a letter he has sent to heads of all
By Michael Collins MUNICH, Germany – Day 2 of the World Masters Championships saw only two events contested, the 200 Breast and 400 Free. Still the meet began at 7am
By Michael Collins MUNICH, Germany. THE largest-ever World Masters Swimming Championships began with the Women's 200 IM. The fastest time came from Cornelia Bleul-Gohlke of Germany with a time of