Kevin Cordes
Greg Hansen: Kevin Cordes is in fast lane to greatness
UA swimmers have been so good for so long, on every conceivable stage, that you don't often call the boss and say, "Forget the Final Four, I've gotta get this in the paper now!"
Greg Hansen: In fast lane to greatness
UA's Kevin Cordes, 19, makes a "C" for "Cats" after smashing American/world records to win the NCAA 200-yard breast stroke title Saturday in Indianapolis.
Cordes, Geer astonish swimming world with 4 NCAA titles for UA
UA swimmers have been so good for so long, on every conceivable stage, that you don’t often call the boss and say, “Forget the Final Four, I’ve gotta get this in the paper now!”
Kevin Cordes
UA sophomore Kevin Cordes finished third this summer in the 100 meters at the Olympic trials. The top two advanced to the London Games.
Kevin Cordes
Cordes was named the Pac-12 swimmer of the month on Wednesday. He will swim at the FINA World Swimming Championships, which start next week in Istanbul, Turkey.
Patrick Finley: Arizona swimmer Cordes faster than anyone else
The Great Easter Sunday Recruiting Save of 2011 came between bites of sandwich at Panera Bread in Rockford, Ill.
December 06, 2012 12:00 am PhotosPhotos
Greg Hansen: US Olympic swimming trials: Marcus Titus
OMAHA, Neb. — Just past midnight Tuesday, Marcus Titus typed onto his Facebook page that he has completed his amazing journey and is now "looking forward to the next chapter in life."
June 28, 2012 12:00 am PhotosPhotos
Hansen: Wildcats loaded with big name swimming talent, but they'll still have their work cut out for them
Without a jersey number to identify them, most of America’s goggle-wearing, Olympic-hopeful swimmers step from the water to become as anonymous as a Sunday School organist.
Men's NCAA swimming and diving: Cats now third, but Cal stretches its lead
Arizona's Mitchell Friedemann, front, leaves the blocks at the start of the 200 medley relay, in which the Wildcats set an American record.
Men's NCAA swimming and diving: Cats now third, but Cal stretches its lead
FEDERAL WAY, Wash. - Even while setting a pair of American records on Day Two of the NCAA Men's Swimming and Diving Championships, Arizona could not narrow the gap with meet pacesetter California.
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