Stanford opens the 1999 season this Saturday at deGuerre Pool against UCLA at 10:30 a.m. The Bruins have won three consecutive national collegiate championships and are among the favorites again
A quick look at the major doping products in sports: AMPHETAMINES: The major group of illegal stimulants. They are aimed at improving alertness and competitive aggression and masking fatigue during
Kim Un-Yong, 67, South Korea Louis Guirandou-N’Diaye, 75, Ivory Coast Vitaly Smirnov, 63, Russia ISSUED A WARNING Anthonius Geesink, 64, the Netherlands
STANFORD, CA – Junior Gabrielle Rose (Memphis, TN/St. Mary’s Episcopal HS) won two events to lead second-ranked Stanford (6-2 overall, 3-1 in the Pac-10) to a 166.5-133.5 dual-meet victory over
STANFORD, CA – Sophomore Misty Hyman (Phoenix, AZ/Shadow Mountain HS) won two events to lead second-ranked Stanford (5-2 overall, 2-1 in the Pac-10) to a 180-112 dual meet victory over
Agustin Arroyo, 75, Ecuador Jean-Claude Ganga, 64, Republic of Congo Zein El Abdin Ahmed Abdel Gadir, 58, Sudan Lamine Keita, 65, Mali Charles Mukora, 64, Kenya Sergio Santander, 72, Chile
AUSTIN, TX – The No. 2-ranked University of Texas men’s swimming team posted three dual-meet wins while the No. 10 UT women went 2-1 against Arizona, Miami and Texas A&M
LAUSANNE, Switzerland- A world record will be worth $15,000 at the 1999 World Short-Course Swimming Championships held April 1-4 in Hong Kong. FINA said in a statement from their Swiss
LAUSANNE, Switzerland – Michelle De Bruin will not have her appeal against her 4-year ban heard until May 3, the Court of Arbitration for Sport said.
1. Drury College, MO 737 2. Truman State University, MO 611 3. University of North Dakota 527 4. Northern Michigan University 450 5. Clarion University, PA 366 6. Indiana University