Swimming News

Brent Hayden of Vancouver swam to a second-place finish in the 200-metre freestyle Saturday to collect his second silver medal at the World Cup event.

A man who once swam for the U.S. Naval Academy's water-polo team has survived a terrifying leap from the George Washington Bridge.

Unlike last year when it cruised to its 11th straight FCIAC championship, the Greenwich High School girls swimming team doesn't expect a stress-free swim toward another league title today.

The first lady of the United States has opened up the White House to the Food Network in an episode of "Iron Chef America" that will air in January.

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After years of disappointments, Toronto has finally won a major international sporting event, beating two South American cities to host the 2015 Pan Am Games.

Australian swimmer Marieke Guehrer set a new shortcourse world record of 26.17 seconds for the women's 50-metre backstroke at the Moscow leg of FINA's World Cup series.

LUCKY youngster Jason Tu was the toast of his classmates after winning A 200 worth of sports equipment for his school.

Five postseason series in a row had ended with the Phillies spraying champagne in clubhouses from Milwaukee to Los Angeles to Denver to South Philadelphia.

There's a new sheriff in town. For years, Land O' Lakes boys swimming has dominated Pasco County.

Like a tired toddler or a whistling tea kettle, your backache nags at you until you give it the attention it deserves.

FREE swimming sessions for teenagers and pensioners has led to a 108 per cent rise in the numbers using a Shoebury pool, the borough council says.

LIBBY Trickett is still agonising over her future in the pool as fellow golden girl Leisel Jones dips back into international competition for the first time in 15 months on Friday.

CHIPPENHAM swimming star Stephanie Millward admits she has more world records in her sights at the International Paralympic Committee World Championships in Brazil later this month.

Dave Dudzinski's parents woke up Tuesday morning to quite a surprise. Their son, a 6-foot-8 standout in the Kaneland boys basketball program, had sealed the deal with Holy Cross late the night before, offering the Division I men's basketball program a verbal commitment.

BRIDGWATER childrena s charity Bibic re-opens its pool today exactly a year after a devastating fire destroyed it.

A FORMER national and Olympic swimming coach has been remanded in custody after being convicted of 35 sex-related offences against children.

TWO Swansea cousins who were rescued from sea after being caught in a rip tide are training to be lifeguards themselves in the hope of saving others.

Rhode Island Olympic swimmer Elizabeth Beisel has announced that she plans to attend the University of Florida next fall.

With the Section 1 preliminaries out of the way, the relay teams can now focus on the sectional championships and beyond.