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Swimming co-captain Bobby Hackett '81, a silver medalist in the 1976 Olympics, echoed a similar theme, saying he chose Harvard above schools like Princeton that "hounded me forever...
Sophomore Jon Mosle was the Crimson low man and co-medalist of the match, shooting a 77 on the par-72 course. URI's Pat Horgan and Crusader Bob Sherry turned in identical scores to split the honors three ways...
...free was won by Florida's David Larson in 1:36.04--just four-tenths shy of Jim Montgomery's 1977 meet record. The race also marked the final 200 free of Harvard co-captain and Olympic silver medalist Bobby Hackett, who is appearing in his last competitive swim meet as a member of Bernal's Gators Swim Club...
Making his final appearance as a competitive swimmer is the most successful Gator ever. Olympic Silver Medalist Bobby Hackett. Although his recent NCAA showing was not one of Hackett's best, it was only disappointing by his own standards. He is a two-time National Champion and a member of that very small and select group of milers who have gone under the 15-minute barrier. In his final meet and home pool. Hackett is expected be a factor and score big points for Bernal's Gator Swim Club...
Even the most fervent swimming trivia fan would have difficulty placing the name of Wendy Lansbach of Land of Lakes. Wisc. Wendy Lansbach, however, is a former Olympic gold medalist and was the first woman ever to set an American record at an Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW) championship. But first, she had to become Wendy Boglioli...