40 Institutions Now Sponsor Women’s Water Polo!
From www.uswp.org Hartwick College (Oneonta, NY) announced that it will move its women’s water polo club team to a varsity level. Although the institution competes at the Division III level
From www.uswp.org Hartwick College (Oneonta, NY) announced that it will move its women’s water polo club team to a varsity level. Although the institution competes at the Division III level
The Stanford University men’s and women’s swimming teams have both earned the preseason No. 1 ranking in the College Swimming Coaches Association’s Top 25 Poll. Both the Cardinal men’s and
STANFORD, CA – Dan Hayes scored four points to lead fourth-ranked UC Irvine to a 7-5 victory over second-ranked UCLA in the championship game of the NorCal Water Polo Tournament
U.S. National swim champions Kurt Grote and Gary Hall Jr. are recovering from recent injuries. Grote, a student at Stanford Medical School, recently underwent exploratory arthroscopic surgery on his right
USA Swimming announced that ESPN will televise the FINA World Cup (December 1 and 2) in College Station, Texas. The 1 hour tape-delayed broadcast will be the 6th time this
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Eric Robert Rudolph has been charged with the 1996 Olympic bombing and two other attacks in Atlanta. A criminal complaint charges Rudolph with the Olympic blast and
New York Times sportswriter Frank Litsky was named the recipient of the Al Schoenfield Media Award. Litsky has been a sportswriter and editor of the Times for 40 years and
Bob Duenkel has been named the new executive director of the International Swimming Hall of Fame. ISHOF, which opened a branch of the Hall of Fame in Japan last year,
MALIBU, CA – Pasi Dutton’s goal with 5:50 remaining in the fourth quarter snapped a 4-4 tie and helped lift #2 ranked Stanford to an 8-5 win over #5 ranked
Australia’s Duncan Armstrong, 30, 1988 Olympic champ, has decided to re-retire, after announcing he would make a comeback for Sydney 2000. Armstrong was hoping to earn a spot on the