1999 Pac-10 Men’s Swimming Championships: Day 1
LONG BEACH, CA – After winning titles in three of five events, the University of California is leading defending champion Stanford by 53 points at the 1999 Pac-10 Men’s Swimming
LONG BEACH, CA – After winning titles in three of five events, the University of California is leading defending champion Stanford by 53 points at the 1999 Pac-10 Men’s Swimming
Cherry Creek High School broke the National High School Girls 200 medley relay record with a time of 1:45.09 at the recent Colorado High School Girls State Championships. Members of
The 1999 Pac-10 Women’s Swimming & Diving Championships will be televised on Thursday, March 4 at 1pm PST on Fox Sports Bay Area.
From www.uswp.org United States Water Polo, Inc. named Mario Perez, a public relations assistant for the Oakland Raiders for the past seven years, as Director of Communications. Perez will be
KRISTEN WOODRING OF WILSON H.S. IN WEST LAWN, PA. broke Kristy Kowal’s national high school record of 1:01.47 in the 100 yard breaststroke, set in 1996, with a time of
FEDERAL WAY, WA – For the 13th consecutive season, Stanford has won the Pac-10 Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships. The defending NCAA Champions scored 1533 points to win the three-day
FEDERAL WAY, WA – Stanford got off to a strong start in its bid for a 14th-straight Pac-10 Women’s Swimming Championship by jumping out to big lead scoring 485 points
1. Drury College, MO 960 2. California State Univ. – Bakersfield 735 3. University of California-Davis 399 4. University of North Dakota 398 5. University of South Dakota 385 6.
From www.uswp.org BRONX, NY – Lehman College, CUNY, will add women’s water polo to its varsity roster, becoming one of only four colleges in the New York area to offer
WOMEN 1.Georgia 192 2.Arizona 186 2.Stanford 186 4.SMU 182 5.California 166 6.USC 164 7.Auburn 150 8.Nebraska 183 9.Michigan 120 10.Florida 119 11.Texas 110 12.Northwestern 109 13.Nevada 98 14.Minnesota 84 14.Wisconsin