Hot Times Down Under at World Cup VII
By Stephen J. Thomas Sydney, Australia – The Olympic pool has not gotten any slower since the Pan Pacs last August with seven new championship records and numerous national records
By Stephen J. Thomas Sydney, Australia – The Olympic pool has not gotten any slower since the Pan Pacs last August with seven new championship records and numerous national records
By Stephen J. Thomas On the eve of the FINA World Cup in Sydney, Ian Thorpe added another accolade to his already overflowing awards cabinet – the 1999 Australian Swimmer
AUSTIN, TX – The No. 1-ranked University of Texas men’s swimming and diving team exhibited great depth, with six Longhorns capturing nine individual-event victories, to give Texas a 133-108 win
Four USMS records and one world mark were set at a short course meters meet held at Asphalt Green in Manhattan late last year. Doris Steadman, 75, Garden State Masters,
New York was not the only state to see a Masters world mark fall. At the New England Masters Short Course Meters Championships held last month, one world record and
By Bill Bell TUCSON, AZ – Top ranked and defending national champion Georgia — led by double American-record holder Kristy Kowal — swept past Arizona in the desert Saturday afternoon
Thirty-six year-old Wally Dicks led the way as three USMS records were broken by Ancient Mariners swimmers at a USS meet in Maryland last month. Dicks broke the men’s 35-39
Auburn, AL – Auburn swimmer Matt Busbee was named among the ten finalists for the Amateur Athletic Union’s (AAU) 70th Annual James E. Sullivan Memorial Award. The award, sponsored by
GAMBIER, OH – Molly Hatcher, a senior at Kenyon College, was killed in a van accident at approximately 6:40 p.m. on Thursday, January 13, 2000, near Coshocton, Ohio. She was
By Stephen J. Thomas (with Phillip Whitten) Hobart, Australia – Australian Matt Welsh broke the first world record of the century by the narrowest of margins at the second night