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List of All Olympics Prize Winners in Rowing in U.S.A Location Year Player Medals Event Results Caroline LIND Caryn DAVIES Eleanor LOGAN Erin CAFARO London 2012 Esther LOFGREN Gold eight with coxswain (8+) Mary WHIPPLE Meghan MUSNICKI Susan FRANCIA Taylor RITZEL Charles COLE Glenn OCHAL London 2012 Bronze four without coxswain (4-) Henrik RUMMEL Scott GAULT Adrienne MARTELLI Kara KOHLER London 2012 Bronze quadruple sculls without coxsw Megan KALMOE Natalie DELL Anna GOODALE Anne CUMMINS Caroline LIND Caryn DAVIES Beijing 2008 Eleanor LOGAN Gold eight with coxswain (8+) Erin CAFARO Lindsay SHOOP Mary WHIPPLE Susan FRANCIA Beau HOOPMAN Bryan VOLPENHEIN Daniel WALSH Josh INMAN Beijing 2008 Marcus MC ELHENNEY Bronze eight with coxswain (8+) Matt SCHNOBRICH Micah BOYD Steven COPPOLA Wyatt ALLEN Beijing 2008 Michelle GUERETTE Silver single sculls (1x) Alison COX Anne CUMMINS Caryn DAVIES Kate JOHNSON Athens 2004 Laurel KORHOLZ Silver eight with coxswain (8+) Lianne NELSON Mary WHIPPLE Megan DIRKMAAT Samantha MAGEE Beau HOOPMAN Bryan VOLPENHEIN Christian AHRENS Dan BEERY Athens 2004 Jason READ Gold eight with coxswain (8+) Joseph HANSEN Matthew DEAKIN Pete CIPOLLONE Wyatt ALLEN Christine COLLINS Sydney 2000 Bronze lightweight double sculls (2x) 07:06.4 Sarah GARNER Sebastian BEA Sydney 2000 Silver pair without coxswain (2-) 06:33.8 Ted MURPHY Karen KRAFT Sydney 2000 Bronze pair without coxswain (2-) 07:13.0 Missy SCHWEN David COLLINS Jeff PFAENDTNER Atlanta 1996 Bronze lightweight coxless four (4-) 06:12.3 Marc SCHNEIDER William CARLUCCI www.downloadexcelfiles.com Lindsay BURNS Atlanta 1996 Silver lightweight double sculls (2x) 07:14.7 Teresa Z. BELL Karen KRAFT Atlanta 1996 Silver pair without coxswain (2-) 07:01.8 Missy SCHWEN Brian JAMIESON Eric MUELLER Atlanta 1996 Silver quadruple sculls without coxsw 05:59.1 Jason GAILES Tim YOUNG Amy FULLER Carol FEENEY Barcelona 1992 Silver coxless four (4-) 06:31.9 Cindy ECKERT Shelagh DONOHOE Doug BURDEN Jeffrey Dean MCLAUGHLIN Barcelona 1992 Silver four without coxswain (4-) 05:56.7 Patrick MANNING Thomas BOHRER Anna SEATON Barcelona 1992 Bronze pair without coxswain (2-) 07:08.1 Stephanie MAXWELL-PIERSON Doug BURDEN Edward Bickford PATTON Jeffrey Dean MCLAUGHLIN John PESCATORE Seoul 1988 John RUSHER Bronze eight with coxswain (8+) 05:48.3 Jonathan SMITH Michael Francis TETI Peter NORDELL Seth BAUER David KRMPOTICH Raoul RODRIGUEZ Seoul 1988 Silver four without coxswain (4-) 06:05.5 Richard KENNELLY Thomas BOHRER Seoul 1988 Anne MARDEN Silver single sculls (1x) 07:50.3 Bradley LEWIS Los Angeles 1984 Gold double sculls (2x) 06:36.9 Paul ENQUIST Andrew SUDDUTH Bruce IBBETSON Charles CLAPP Christopher PENNY Los Angeles 1984 Earl BORCHELT Silver eight with coxswain (8+) 05:41.7 John TERWILLIGER Robert JAUGSTETTER Thomas Ward DARLING Walter LUBSEN Betsy BEARD Carol BOWER Carrie GRAVES Harriet METCALF Los Angeles 1984 Jeanne FLANAGAN Gold eight with coxswain (8+) 02:59.8 Kathryn KEELER Kristen THORSNESS Kristine NORELIUS Shyril O'STEEN Alan FORNEY David CLARK Los Angeles 1984 Silver four without coxswain (4-) 06:06.1 Jonathan SMITH Philip STEKL Edward IVES Gregory SPRINGER Los Angeles 1984 John STILLINGS Silver four-oared shell with coxswain 06:20.3 Michael BACH Thomas KIEFER Douglas HERLAND Los Angeles 1984 Kevin STILL Bronze pair-oared shell with coxswain 07:12.8 Robert ESPESETH Anne MARDEN www.downloadexcelfiles.com Joan LIND Los Angeles 1984 Kelly RICKON Silver quadruple sculls with coxswain 03:15.6 Lisa ROHDE Virginia GILDER Los Angeles 1984 Charlotte GEER Silver single sculls (1x) 03:43.9 Anita DEFRANTZ Anne WARNER Carol BROWN Carrie GRAVES Montreal 1976 Gail RICKETSON Bronze eight with coxswain (8+) Jacqueline ZOCH Lynn SILLIMAN Marion GREIG Peggy MCCARTHY Calvin COFFEY Montreal 1976 Silver pair without coxswain (2-) Michael STAINES Montreal 1976 Joan LIND Silver single sculls (1x) Cleve LIVINGSTON Eugene CLAPP Franklin HOBBS Lawrence TERRY Munich 1972 Michael LIVINGSTON Silver eight with coxswain (8+) Paul HOFFMAN Peter RAYMOND Timothy MICKELSON William HOBBS John NUNN Mexico 1968 Bronze double sculls (2x) William MAHER Lawrence Alan HOUGH Mexico 1968 Silver pair without coxswain (2-) Philip JOHNSON James STORM Tokyo 1964 Silver double sculls (2x) 07:13.2 Seymour CROMWELL Emory CLARK Harold BUDD Hugh FOLEY Joseph AMLONG Tokyo 1964 Robert ZIMONYI Gold eight with coxswain (8+) 06:18.2 Stanley CWIKLINSKI Thomas AMLONG William KNECHT William STOWE Geoffrey PICARD Richard LYON Tokyo 1964 Bronze four without coxswain (4-) 07:01.4 Ted NASH Theodore MITTET Conn FINDLAY Tokyo 1964 Edward FERRY Gold pair-oared shell with coxswain 08:21.3 Henry MITCHELL Arthur AYRAULT John SAYRE Rome 1960 Gold four without coxswain (4-) 06:26.3 Richard WAILES Ted NASH Conn FINDLAY Rome 1960 Henry MITCHELL Bronze pair-oared shell with coxswain 07:34.6 Richard DRAEGER Bernard COSTELLO JR. Melbourne / Stockholm 1956 Silver double sculls (2x) 07:32.2 James GARDINER Caldwell ESSELSTYN Charles GRIMES David WRIGHT Donald BEER Melbourne / Stockholm 1956 John COOKE Gold eight with coxswain (8+) 06:35.2 Richard WAILES Robert MOREY Thomas CHARLTON www.downloadexcelfiles.com William BECKLEAN Arthur MCKINLAY James MCINTOSH Melbourne / Stockholm 1956 Silver four without coxswain (4-) 07:18.4 John MCKINLAY John WELCHLI Duvall HECHT Melbourne / Stockholm 1956 Gold pair without coxswain (2-) 07:55.4 James FIFER Arthur AYRAULT Melbourne / Stockholm 1956 Conn FINDLAY Gold pair-oared shell with coxswain 08:26.1 Kurt SEIFFERT Melbourne / Stockholm 1956 John KELLY JR. Bronze single sculls (1x) 08:11.8 Charles MANRING Edward STEVENS Frank SHAKESPEARE Henry PROCTOR Helsinki 1952 James DUNBAR Gold eight with coxswain (8+) 06:25.9 Richard MURPHY Robert DETWEILER Wayne FRYE William FIELDS Albert ROSSI Alvin ULBRICKSON Helsinki 1952 Carl LOVESTED Bronze four-oared shell with coxswain 07:37.0 Matt LEANDERSON Richard WAHLSTROM Charles LOGG Helsinki 1952 Gold pair without coxswain (2-) 08:20.7 Thomas PRICE David BROWN David TURNER George AHLGREN Ian TURNER London 1948 James HARDY Gold eight with coxswain (8+) 05:56.7 John STACK Justus SMITH Lloyd BUTLER Ralph PURCHASE Frederick KINGSBURY Gregory GATES London 1948 Bronze four without coxswain (4-) 06:47.7 Robert PEREW Stuart GRIFFING Allan Jerome MORGAN Gordon GIOVANELLI London 1948 Robert MARTIN Gold four-oared shell with coxswain 06:50.3 Robert WILL Warren WESTLUND Charles DAY Donald HUME George HUNT Gordon ADAM Berlin 1936 Herbert MORRIS Gold eight with coxswain (8+) 06:25.4 James MCMILLIN John WHITE Joseph RANTZ Robert MOCH Berlin 1936 Daniel BARROW Bronze single sculls (1x) 08:28.0 Kenneth MYERS Los Angeles 1932 Gold double sculls (2x) 07:17.4 William GILMORE Burton JASTRAM Charles CHANDLER David DUNLAP Duncan GREGG Los Angeles 1932 Edwin SALISBURY Gold eight with coxswain (8+) 06:37.6 Harold TOWER James BLAIR Norris GRAHAM www.downloadexcelfiles.com Winslow HALL Charles KIEFFER Los Angeles 1932 Edward JENNINGS Gold pair-oared shell with coxswain 08:25.8 Joseph SCHAUERS Los Angeles 1932 William MILLER Silver single sculls (1x) 07:45.2 Charles MCILVAINE Amsterdam 1928 Gold double sculls (2x) Paul COSTELLO Charles MCILVAINE Amsterdam 1928 Gold double sculls (2x) Paul COSTELLO Don BLESSING Francis FREDERICK Hubert CALDWELL James WORKMAN Amsterdam 1928 John BRINCK Gold eight with coxswain (8+) Marvin STALDER Peter DONLON William DALLY William THOMPSON Don BLESSING Francis FREDERICK Hubert CALDWELL James WORKMAN Amsterdam 1928 John BRINCK Gold eight with coxswain (8+) Marvin STALDER Peter DONLON William DALLY William THOMPSON Charles KARLE Ernest BAYER Amsterdam 1928 Silver four without coxswain (4-) George HEALIS William MILLER Charles KARLE Ernest BAYER Amsterdam 1928 Silver four without coxswain (4-) George HEALIS William MILLER John SCHMITT Amsterdam 1928 Bronze pair without coxswain (2-) Paul MCDOWELL John SCHMITT Amsterdam 1928 Bronze pair without coxswain (2-) Paul MCDOWELL Amsterdam 1928 Kenneth MYERS Silver single sculls (1x) John KELLY SR. Paris 1924 Gold double sculls (2x) 06:34.0 Paul COSTELLO Alfred LINDLEY Alfred WILSON Benjamin SPOCK Frederick SHEFFIELD Paris 1924 Howard KINGSBURY Gold eight with coxswain (8+) 06:33.4 James ROCKEFELLER John MILLER Laurence STODDARD Leonard CARPENTER Edward MITCHELL Henry WELSFORD Paris 1924 John KENNEDY Bronze four-oared shell with coxswain 07:23.0 Robert GERHARDT Sidney JELINEK Edward JENNINGS Paris 1924 Harold WILSON Bronze pair-oared shell with coxswain Leon BUTLER Edward JENNINGS Paris 1924 Harold WILSON Bronze pair-oared shell with coxswain Leon BUTLER Paris 1924 William GILMORE Silver single sculls (1x) 07:54.0 John KELLY SR. Antwerp 1920 Gold double sculls (2x) 07:09.0 Paul COSTELLO www.downloadexcelfiles.com Alden SANBORN Clyde KING Donald JOHNSTON Edward MOORE Antwerp 1920 Edwin GRAVES Gold eight with coxswain (8+) 06:02.6 Sherman CLARK Vincent GALLAGHER Virgil JACOMINI William JORDAN Carl Otto KLOSE Erich FEDERSCHMIDT Antwerp 1920 Franz FEDERSCHMIDT Silver four-oared shell with coxswain 06:58.0 Kenneth MYERS Sherman CLARK Antwerp 1920 John KELLY SR. Gold single sculls (1x) 07:35.0 John MULCAHY St Louis 1904 Gold double sculls (2x) 10:03.2 William VARLEY John WELLS St Louis 1904 Bronze double sculls (2x) Joseph RAVANACK James MCLOUGHLIN St Louis 1904 Silver double sculls (2x) John HOBEN Charles ARMSTRONG Frank SCHELL Frederick CRESSER Harry LOTT St Louis 1904 James FLANAGAN Gold eight with coxswain (8+) 07:50.0 John EXLEY Joseph DEMPSEY Louis ABELL Michael GLEASON Albert NASSE Arthur STOCKHOFF St Louis 1904 Gold four without coxswain (4-) 09:05.8 August ERKER George DIETZ Charles AMAN
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