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Jul 31, 2010
Craig Lord

Non-members of USA Swimming will be placed on the list of those suspended for life for if they refuse to appear before a hearing into any accusations of misconduct ...

Jul 31, 2010
Nikki Dryden

Day 3 Canadian Summer Nationals...

Jul 31, 2010
Craig Lord

Michael Phelps is struggling to find his form on freestyle as he makes final adjustments in readiness for US trials in Irvine from Tuesday to Saturday next week; trials, he adds, will be more of a mental than a physical challenge...

Jul 31, 2010
Craig Lord

Sam Ramsamy, Bureau member, delivers damning verdict on facility for Commonwealth Games; praise for Indian swim federation's organising skills at test event; Indian fed never consulted over construction of Delhi pools...

Jul 30, 2010
Craig Lord

Ranomi Kromowidjojo has left hospital in Tenerife to rejoin her teammates before the Dutch squad head home - but the 2010 leading freestyle sprinter has been forced to abandon her European Championships campaign for Budapest next month...

Jul 30, 2010
Craig Lord

On the eve of a month that brings three of the biggest meets of the year, we looked at the big slowdown on the clock yesterday; Today - the kings and queens of consistency and the breakers and bolters bucking the trend...

Jul 30, 2010
Craig Lord

Swimming Australia Ltd has confirmed that it did not consult FINA before telling its swimmers that they could wear the Aussie version of a suit rejected by the international federation; decision on juniors to be taken in August...

Jul 30, 2010
Nikki Dryden

Day 2 Canadian Summer Nationals...

Jul 29, 2010
Craig Lord

The big season is upon us in the race pool: August will witness US trials, Commonwealth and Pan Pacs; in the first of two articles on where the sport has come from and where it is going, we take a look at the depth of change on the clock...

Jul 29, 2010
Nikki Dryden

Day 1 Canadian Summer Nationals...

Jul 28, 2010
Craig Lord

As the European Championships in Hungary loom large, Gemma Spofforth (GBR) and Anastasia Zueva (RUS), gold and silver and both record breakers in Rome last summer, enter the arena for our latest 'How Rivals Square Up' ...

Jul 28, 2010
Craig Lord

Jackie Cobell, 56, became the slowest crosser of the English Channel when she took 28 hours and 44 minutes to swim from Dover to Calais; Pioneer Captain Matthew Webb managed it in under 22hrs in 1875...

Jul 28, 2010
Craig Lord

Federation calls for convention to include non-members on its list of those flagged for alleged misconduct to further protect athletes; convention to vote on proposed measures in September...

Jul 28, 2010

USA Swimming is taking further steps to bolster its athlete protection measures, including a requirement for "all USA Swimming member Clubs to complete a series of pre-employment screening actions prior to hiring...

Jul 27, 2010
Craig Lord

Indian media outlets are reporting that a diver was injured today at the Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Swimming Complex; swim meet almost ended in disaster before it began after temporary roof "gave way" ...

Jul 27, 2010
Craig Lord

'I do not want to restrict his focus to comparison with the icon Biedermann. He will need to be wary of all his competitors...' - Agnel's coach as Budapest battle looms; Italy team revealed; Alshammar put to the test in Italian lab...

Jul 26, 2010
Craig Lord

No supercharged lederhosen anticipated in the race pool but Bavaria's famous car make, BMW, has signed up to be USA Swimming's mobility partner for the next six years...

Jul 26, 2010
Craig Lord

Comm Games: August 1 completion dates for swim and athletics venues will not be met; catering contracts cancelled to cut costs; no telecoms partner; 340 plus weeks since 'games on', Delhi has about 10 to go before its date with destiny...

Jul 24, 2010
Craig Lord

Ranomi Kromowidjojo remains in hospital in Tenerife and is being treated for viral meningitis. "At the moment her condition is stable but still really painful," - Dutch head coach Jacco Verhaeren; Budapest hopes fade ...

Jul 24, 2010
Craig Lord

Albert Subirats, with two of the best five efforts at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, helped Venezuela win the swim meet with 14 gold medals to six for Mexico; top 3 results in full...

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