ADAM PINE SETS U.S. OPEN RECORD IN 100 FLY; AMERICAN RECORD FOR NATE DUSING
Australian Adam Pine, a senior at Nebraska, set a U.S. Open mark in the 100 fly with his winning time of 51.23, bettering the 51.56 mark he had set in
Australian Adam Pine, a senior at Nebraska, set a U.S. Open mark in the 100 fly with his winning time of 51.23, bettering the 51.56 mark he had set in
Michigan sophomore Tim Siciliano surged ahead on the second half to win the 400 I.M. by over three seconds, breaking the 4:08.22 American record set by Erik Vendt in the
Texas increased its lead in the team race with a triumph in the 200 medley relay after an exceedingly close battle with Arizona, Tennessee and Auburn. Junior Matt Ulrickson, senior
Texas A&M sophomore Riley Janes qualified first in the 100 back with a 52.22. The next fastest time – 52.35 – was posted by Southern Cal sophomore Leonardo Costa in
University of Virginia sophomore Ed Moses the one-week-old world record in the 100m breaststroke during prelims of Day 2 of the men's NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships in Minneapolis. Splitting
Arizona senior Ryk Neethling qualified first in the 200 meter freestyle preliminaries with a 1:46.17. Texas junior Jamie Rauch qualified second in 1:46.61, Stanford junior Adam Messner was third in
Despite a slow start, Nebraska senior Adam Pine, from Australia, set a US Open record in the 100 meter butterfly prelims with a 51.56. That broke Geoff Huegill's mark of
Southern Cal freshman Erik Vendt smashed the American record in the 400 meter I.M. this morning, with a 4:08.22. This was over three seconds better than Chad Carvin's American record
The University of Tennessee qualified first in the 200 meter medley relay in the first event of Day Two of the men's NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships in Minneapolis. The
The number one ranked University of Texas held a slim lead over defending champion Auburn after the first day of competition at the men's NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships. Texas