Word: zimic
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Crimson managed just three first-place finishes without the aid of Princeton's lineup alterations. Junior Debbie Zimic was the only Harvard swimmer to reach the wall before her Tiger opponents all afternoon, winning both the 200 butterfly and 400 I.M. Sophomore diver Jennifer Goldberg, the defending Ivy champ on both boards, gave Harvard its third winning effort by capturing the three-meter competition with 264.55 points...
...list stands superstar Debbie Zimic. A junior, Zimic usually competes in individual medleys, and Hays calls her "the team's all-around swimmer. She swims every stroke well." Last year Zimic was the first Harvard woman ever to score at the Division I championships, which means that in the 400 individual medley, she is among the finest 15 collegiate swimmers in the country...
...while Zimic takes care of the medleys. Co-Captains Joanne Floyd and Shelby Calvert should clean up in middle distance freestyle competition. Floyd, a junior, and Calvert, a senior, usually finish one-two in dual meets, and both placed in the top eight positions in Easterns last year. Calvert qualified for Nationals...
Senior Co-Captain Shelby Calvett paced the Crimson attack by snagging first places in both 200-meter freestyle and the 200-meter backstroke. Harvard's other double winner was junior Debbi Zimic, who captured the 1000-meter freestyle and the 200-meter IM events...
...other Crimson swimmers qualified for the finals in any event, but Zimic, Anita Rival, Jeanne Hoyd and Shetty Calvert were one place and 2 seconds away in the 800 freestyle relay...