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WISCONSIN in the OLYMPICS All-Time List of Individuals from the University of Wisconsin Who Participated As Athletes and Coaches WISCONSIN IN THE OLYMPICS All-time list of individuals from the University of Wisconsin who participated as athletes and coaches. (through 2014 Winter Olympics) ATHLETES Years at Olympic Years in Name (Country) Institution Sport Olympics (Medals Won) Emil Breitkreutz (USA) 1902, 1904-05 Men’s Track and Field 1904 (bronze) George Poage (USA) 1902-04 Men’s Track and Field 1904 (bronze-2) Frank Waller (USA) Men’s Track and Field 1904 (silver-2) Arlie Mucks, Sr. (USA) 1915-16 Men’s Track and Field 1912 Arlie Schardt (USA) Men’s Track and Field 1920 (gold) Charles McGinnis (USA) 1925-27 Men’s Track and Field 1928 (bronze) Don Gehrmann (USA) 1947-50 Men’s Track and Field 1948 Lloyd LaBeach (PANAMA) 1946 Men’s Track and Field 1948 (bronze-2) Stewart MacDonald (USA) 1967-72 Men’s Rowing 1968, 1972 David Bush (USA) 1971-72 Men’s Diving 1972 Mike Manley (USA) 1963-64 Men’s Track and Field 1972 Paul Jarvie 1973-77 Men’s Swimming 1972, 1976 Ben Peterson (USA)* Wrestling 1972 (gold)-76 (silver)-80 Neil Rogers 1973, 75 Men’s Swimming 1972, 1976 Steve Alley (USA) 1972-77 Men’s Ice Hockey 1976 Bob Espeseth (USA)* 1972-75 Men’s Rowing 1976, 1980, 1984 (bronze), 1988 Carie Graves (USA)* 1974-76 Women’s Rowing 1976 (bronze), 1980, 1984 (gold) Jim Haines (USA) 1973-77 Wrestling 1976 Neil Haleen (USA) 1963-67 Men’s Rowing 1976 Russ Hellickson (USA)* 1968-70 Wrestling 1976 (silver), 1980 Bob Lundeen (USA) 1971-75 Men’s Ice Hockey 1976 Peggy McCarthy (USA)* 1975-78 Women’s Rowing 1976 (bronze), 1980 Alte Melberg 1973-76 Men’s Swimming 1976 Tim Michelson 1966-70 Men’s Rowing 1972 (silver) John Taft (USA) 1972-77 Men’s Ice Hockey 1976 Jackie Zoch (USA) 1975-76 Women’s Rowing 1976 (bronze) Chris Cruz (USA)* 1976-79 Women’s Rowing 1980 Gunnar Gunderson 1976-78 Men’s Swimming 1980 Mark Johnson (USA) 1976-79 Men’s Ice Hockey 1980 (gold) Lee Kemp (USA)* 1975-78 Wrestling 1980 Steve Lacy (USA)* 1976-80 Men’s Track and Field 1980, 1984 Bob Suter (USA) 1975-79 Men’s Ice Hockey 1980 (gold) Fritz Warncke (Norway) 1975-78 Men’s Swimming 1972, 1976 Marc Behrend (USA) 1980-83 Men’s Ice Hockey 1984 Cindy Bremser (USA) 1974-75 Women’s Track and Field 1984 Chris Chelios (USA) 1981-1983 Men’s Ice Hockey 1984-1998-2002 (silver)-2006 Bruce Driver 1980-83 Men’s Ice Hockey 1984 Patrick Flatley 1981-83 Men’s Ice Hockey 1984 Ed Lebler (Austia) 1978-81 Men’s Ice Hockey 1984, 1988 Bruce Roberts (CAN) 1978-80 Men’s Track 1984 Andy Rein (USA) 1977-80 Wrestling 1984 (silver) Kris Thorsness (USA) 1979-82 Women’s Rowing 1984 (gold), 1988 Chari Towne (USA) 1979-82 Women’s Rowing 1984 Harry Wozniak (Barbados) 1984 Men’s Swimming 1984 Erika Brown (USA) 1992-96 Curling 1988, 1992, 2014 Cindy Eckert (USA) 1984-87 Women’s Rowing 1988, 1992 (silver) Sarah Gengler (USA) 1984-86 Women’s Rowing 1988, 1992 Tony Granato (USA) 1983-87 Men’s Ice Hockey 1988 Jim Johannson (USA) 1982-86 Men’s Ice Hockey 1988, 1992 Valter Kalaus (Hungary) 1991-95 Men’s Swimming 1988 Mara Keggi (USA) 1980-84 Women’s Rowing 1988 Dave Krmpotich (USA) 1978 Men’s Rowing 1988 (silver) Mike Richter (USA) 1985-87 Men’s Ice Hockey 1988, 1998, 2002 (silver) Kim Santiago (USA) 1982-85 Women’s Rowing 1988, 1992 Mark Berkner (USA) 1983-86 Men’s Rowing 1992 Yasmin Farooq (USA) 1985-88 Women’s Rowing 1992-1996 Carol Feeney (USA) 1984-86 Women’s Rowing 1992 (silver) Suzy Favor Hamilton (USA) 1986-90 Women’s Track and Field 1992, 1996, 2000 Sean Hill (USA) 1988-91 Men’s Ice Hockey 1992 Robert Pinter (Romania) 1989-93 Men’s Swimming 1992 Barry Richter (USA) 1989-93 Men’s Ice Hockey 1994 Kathy Butler (Canada/Britain)1994-97 Women’s Track and Field 1996, 2004 Melissa Iverson (USA) 1988-92 Men’s Rowing 1996 Eric Mueller (USA) 1987-91 Men’s Rowing 1996 (silver), 2000 Maxwell Seales 1995-96 Men’s Track and Field 1996 Gary Suter (USA) 1983-85 Men’s Ice Hockey 1998, 2002 (silver) Pascal Dobert (USA) 1993-97 Men’s Track and Field 2000 TorreyFolk (USA) 1993-97 Women’s Rowing 2000 Curtis Joseph (Canada) 1988-89 Men’s Ice Hockey 2002 (gold) Kirk Penney (New Zealand) 2000-03 Men’s Basketball 2000, 2004 Brian Rafalski (USA) 1991-95 Men’s Ice Hockey 2002 (silver), 2006, 2010 (silver) Carly Piper (USA) 2001-05 Women’s Swimming 2004 (gold) Adam Mania (Poland) 2001-05 Men’s Swimming 2004 Matt Smith (USA) 1996-2000 Men’s Rowing 2004 Dany Heatley (Canada) 1999-2001 Men’s Ice Hockey 2006, 2010 (gold) Carla MacLeod (Canada) 2001-05 Women’s Ice Hockey 2006 (gold), 2010 (gold), 2014 Molly Engstrom (USA) 2001-05 Women’s Ice Hockey 2006 (bronze), 2010 (silver) Beau Hoopman (USA) 1999-2003 Men’s Rowing 2004 (gold), 2008 (bronze) Micah Boyd (USA) 2000-04 Men’s Rowing 2008 (bronze) Matt Tegenkamp (USA) 2001-05 Men’s Track/Cross Country 2008, 2012 Amy Vermeulen (Canada) 2001-05 Women’s Ice Hockey & Soccer 2008 Meaghan Mikkelson (CAN) 2003-07 Women’s Ice Hockey 2010 (gold), 2014 Meghan Duggan (USA) 2006-09, 2010-11 Women’s Ice Hockey 2010 (silver), 2014 Hilary Knight (USA) 2007-09, 2010-11 Women’s Ice Hockey 2010 (silver) Erika Lawler (USA) 2005-09 Women’s Ice Hockey 2010 (silver) Jessie Vetter (USA) 2005-09 Women’s Ice Hockey 2010 (silver), 2014 Kerry Weiland (USA) 1999-2003 Women’s Ice Hockey 2010 (silver) Jinelle Zaugg (USA) 2004-08 Women’s Ice Hockey 2010 (silver) Ryan Suter (USA) 2003-04 Men’s Ice Hockey 2010 (silver), 2014 Joe Pavelski (USA) 2004-06 Men’s Ice Hockey 2010 (silver), 2014 Mohammed Ahmed 2009-12 Men’s Track/Cross Country 2012 Hilary Edmonson (CAN) 2000-04 Women’s Track 2012 Kristen Hedstrom (USA) 2004-08 Women’s Rowing 2012 Evan Jager (USA) 2007-08 Men’s Track 2012 Grant James (USA) 2005-09 Men’s Rowing 2012 Ross James (USA) 2005-09 Men’s Rowing 2012 Gwen Jorgensen (USA) 2005-09 Track, X Country, Swimming 2012 Egle Staisiunaite (Lithuania) 2007-11 Women’s Track 2012 Brianna Decker (USA) 2009-13 Women’s Hockey 2014 Ryan McDonagh (USA) 2007-10 Men’s Hockey 2014 Derek Stepan (USA) 2008-10 Men’s Hockey 2014 * U.S.boycotted 1980 Olympic Games in Moscow COACHES Years at Olympic Years of Name (Olympic position) Institution Sport Olympic (Medals Won) Tom Jones (head coach) 1913-48 Men’s Track 1948 Charles Walter (head coach) 1961-69 Men’s Track 1964 Bob Johnson (head coach) 1966-82 Men’s Hockey 1976 Stewart MacDonald (asst.) 1967-72 Men’s Rowing 1984 (also an Olympic athlete in 1968 and 1972) Matt Imes (asst. coach) 1987-91 Men’s Rowing 2004, 2008 Lee Kemp (asst. coach) 1975-78 Wrestling 2008 (also an Olympic athlete in 1980 but didn’t compete due to boycott) Mark Johnson (head coach) 1976-79 Women’s Hockey 2010 (also a gold medalist in men’s hockey in 1980 Lake Placid Olympics) Tony Granato (USA Asst. 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