Word: miao
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Case in point: Sophomore sprint sensation Mike Miao avoided the 200 free all of last season. Recently, he came to Bernal and pleaded to be placed in the event against the Lions...
Depth is overabundant at Blodgett Pool. The travelling squad of 26 carries Miao, Jim Carbone and Jack Gauthier in the sprints. Dave Phillips and Dean Putterman are tops in the East in the 200 back and breast, respectively. In the distance events, NCAA qualifier Larry Countryman and Chappell have never lost to Corbisiero in a duel meet. And Jeff Mule ruled one board and took second on the other at Easterns last year...
...usual down at Blodgett pool. Led by former Olympic silver medalist Bobby Hackett, the Crimson racked up an undefeated dual-meet record and then rolled over all comers by scoring a record number of points at the Eastern Seaboard Championships at Dartmouth. A strong crop of freshmen--including Mike Miao and Tony Meier--helped the Crimson maintain its preeminence over all Eastern competition. Since the arrival of Hackett and Bernal in 1977, the Crimson has lost just one dual meet, easily making it the most successful squad in recent Harvard sports history...
Freshman Mike Miao earned the Eugene B. Wyman Trophy for most points contributed during the dual meet season...
...Verdin 1:52.32 4. Tony Meler 1:54.11 50-YD. FREESTYLE 3. Geoff Seelen 21.202 6. Jack Gauthier 21.43 8. Mike Mlao 21.49 ONE-METER DIVING 2. Jeff Mule 444.70 7. Karl Hllg 416.50 400-YD. MEDLEY RELAY 1. Harvard 3:24.76 (Seeien, Carbone, Meler, Miao) 400-YD. INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1. Ted Chappell 3:56.19 2. Mike Coglln 3:58.99 3. Tom Verdin 4:01.20 7. Andy Lockman 4:03.95 9. Tim Maximoff 4:06.49 11. Jon Sappey 4:10.12 200-YD. FREESTYLE 1. Bobby Hackett 1:39.65 2. Larry Countryman 1:40.74 11. Mike Miao...