Word: zimic
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Another freshman phenomenon, Debbie Zimic, displayed her stroke versatility with her complete dominance in the 200-yard individual medley. In a sprint event where places often come down to hundredths of seconds, Zimic's victorious time of 2:14.5--a full three seconds ahead of the next finishers--was indeed noteworthy...
Freshman Debbie Zimic cemented her position as the most quietly consistent performer on the team at the meet. Zimic quickly grabbed the lead in the 500-yd. freestyle with her opening 100 split of 1:00.99, and then repeated 1:04s and 1:02s to take the contest with a 5:15.50--a full pool length ahead of the next finisher...
...Zimic--the meet's only triple winner--also posted winning times of 1:03.84 and 1:02.04 in the 100-yd. individual medley and the 100-yd. butterfly...
HARVARD POINT SCORERS: 200-yd. medley relay--1. Harvard(McCloskey, Kim, Cirilie, Floyd) 1:56.3; 3. Harvard. 500-yd. freestyle--1. Zimic 5:16.80: 2. Gildes 5:31.84; 3. Goyman 5:41.83. 200-yd. individual medley--2. Davis 2:21.56. 100-yd. freestyle--1. Floyd 55.38; 3. McCloskey 577.28. 80-yd. back stroke--2. Rice 31.62; 3. Kelley 32.07. 50-yd. breaststroke--1. Kim 33.17. 100-yd. butterfly--1. Zimic 1:02.04. One-meter diving--1. Stone; 2. Holy: 3. Josman. 50-yd. Freestyle--1. Floyd 26.10: 2. Cirilie 26.60. 100-yd. backstroke--1. Davis 1:07.9; 2. German...
This being Dartmouth's first meet, coach Vicki Hays did not know how close the meet would be, and thus had to swim sick regulars like Terri Frick, Kathy Davis and Maureen Gildea. Only the very ill, like freshman sensation Debbie Zimic and sprinter Vicki Cirillo, were excused from competition but their absence apparently did not hurt the Crimson, as Harvard managed to capture first place in all but two individual events...