USOC Names Coaches of the Year

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The U.S. Olympic Comittee has announced the 1997 National and Developmental Coaches of the Year. USC’s Mark Schubert was named Swimming’s National Coach of the Year,

Day 6: 1997 European Championships

SEVILLE, Spain – Olympic gold medalist Michelle de Bruin finished the European Championships with 2 gold and 2 silver medals, taking her second silver Sunday in the 200m butterfly behind

Day 5: 1997 European Championships

SEVILLE, Spain – Olympic gold medalist Alexander Popov collected his third gold medal with a smooth victory in the men’s 50m freestyle on Saturday. Popov, who had already won the

Day 4: 1997 European Championships

SEVILLE, Spain, – Italy’s Emiliano Brembilla destroyed his competitors to win gold in the men’s 400m freestyle. Brembilla’s time of 3:45.96 was the third-fastest in history. Italian Massimiliano Rosolino took

Day 3: 1997 European Championships

SEVILLE, Spain, – 1992 Olympic champion Dagmar Hase ended Michelle de Bruin’s dream of five gold medals at the European Championships on Thursday when she beat de Bruin in the

Day 2: 1997 European Championships

SEVILLE, Spain – Michelle de Bruin claimed her second European title in two days with a victory in the women’s 200m freestyle. De Bruin, who won three golds at the

Day 1: 1997 European Championships

SEVILLE, Spain – Sandra Volker of Germany won her first European title in women’s 100m freestyle in 55.38. In the men’s 100 breaststroke, Alexander Goukov Belarus touched out the Hungarian

Speedo Introduces ‘Speedmask”

SYDNEY, Australia – In a world where hundredths of a second are crucial, world-class swimmers are prepared to take a serious look at an innovative racing mask from Speedo. The

TV Update: Janet Evans

Charlotte, N.C. — Raycom Sports announced that four-time Olympic gold medalist Janet Evans will join its new one-of-a-kind weekly syndicated sports show “More Than A Game” as a correspondent. Evans

Violence Threatened In Stockholm

An extremist Swedish group claimed responsibility Monday for 9 arson and bombing attacks, and threatened to unleash a killing spree at the 2004 Olympics if the Games are awarded to