Former GDR Coaches Investigated
BERLIN, GERMANY – Two swim coaches are suspected of administering drugs to minors as part of a criminal investigation into drug use in East German sports. Dieter Lindemann and Volker
BERLIN, GERMANY – Two swim coaches are suspected of administering drugs to minors as part of a criminal investigation into drug use in East German sports. Dieter Lindemann and Volker
PLEASANT HILL, CA – The California men’s water polo team defeated UC Irvine, 9-4, Sunday at the Diablo Valley College Pool. The Bears boost their record to 8-1, (3-0 in
LOS ANGELES, CA — A notoriously physical match between rivals USC and UCLA left the host Bruins with a tough 12-7 defeat. A crowd close to 750 spectators watched the
PLEASANT HILL, CA – The No. 2 ranked California men’s water polo team defeated No. 4 ranked Stanford, 7-4, Friday in a Mountain Pacific Sports Federation match at Diablo Valley
SYDNEY, Australia – 1996 Olympic silver medalist Scott Miller suffered another setback in his roller coaster swimming career when he withdrew from the Australian World Championship Trials. Miller hasn’t competed
BURLINGAME, Calif. – Chad Carvin, who battled back from a heart ailment that almost ended his swimming career, was named the 1997 U.S. Swimmer of the Year at the United
BURLINGAME, Calif. – United States Swimming will name its 1997 Swimmer of the Year and the 1997 Phillips Performance Award at the United States Aquatic Sports Convention in Burlingame, Calif.,
LOS ANGELES, CA– The No. 4 Pepperdine Waves upset the top three teams in the country en route to winning the Southern California Water Polo Tournament championship on Sunday. In
Story by Jim Ferstle: When the Berlin Wall fell in 1989, so did the cloak of secrecy surrounding the “sports machine” produced by the former East Germany (GDR). While many
SYDNEY, Australia – FINA is under pressure to halve strict doping bans because the bans are being undermined by European courts, said Terry Gathercole (President of Australian Swimming). Gathercole said