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2018-19 INDIANA HOOSIERS ALL-AMERICANS YEAR EVENT(S) NAME YEAR EVENT(S) NAME 1923 Free John Moore 1962 Breast (2)/IM Chet Jastremski 1923 Back Henry Churchman 1962 Breast (2)/Relay Ken Nakasone 1924 Free John Moore 1962 Fly (2)/Relay Lary Schulhof 1937 Diving Theran Feigal 1962 Free (2)/Relay Pete Sintz 1947 Free Thomas Gastineau 1962 Free (3) Alan Somers 1950 IM Larry Meyer 1962 IM/Back Ted Stickles 1951 IM/Back/Relay Larry Meyer 1962 Back (2)/Relay Tom Stock 1951 Relay Frank Pisacreta 1962 Free (2) Claude Thompson 1951 Relay Sam Seki 1962 IM Cary Tremewan 1951 Relay Sam Shadburne 1962 Fly (2)/Free Mike Troy 1952 Relay Robert Briscoe 1962 Free Tom Verth 1952 IM/Back/Free/Relay Larry Meyer 1963 Breast Pete Anderson 1952 Relay Frank Pisacreta 1963 1M/3M Rick Gilbert 1952 Relay Sam Seki 1963 Free/Relay Tom Hayden 1953 Free Frank Pisacreta 1963 Breast (2)/IM/Relay Chet Jastremski 1955 IM/Free Richard Tanabe 1963 Breast (2) Ken Nakasone 1955 Free (2) Bill Woolsey 1963 Fly (2)/Relay (2) Fred Schmidt 1956 Fly Ron Honda 1963 Fly (2)/Relay (2) Lary Schulhof 1956 IM/Free Richard Tanabe 1963 Free (2) Alan Somers 1956 Free Paul Schutt 1963 IM (2)/Back/Relay Ted Stickles 1956 Free (3) Bill Woolsey 1963 Back (2)/Relay Tom Stock 1957 Fly Ron Honda 1963 IM (2) Cary Tremewan 1957 Relay/IM/Breast Thomas Lord 1963 Free (3) Gary Verhoeven 1957 Fly/IM/Relay Richard Tanabe 1963 Fly John Wagner 1957 Free (2)/Relay Bill Woolsey 1964 Breast (2) Pete Anderson 1957 Breast (2)/Relay Barry Yap 1964 Free Rcihard Allen 1958 Relay Lewis Cook 1964 1M/3M Rick Earley 1958 Fly/Relay Ron Honda 1964 Breast (2) Ken Frost 1958 Relay Leslie Nakamura 1964 1M/3M Rick Gilbert 1958 Free(2) John Parks 1964 Back(2)/Relay Pete Hammer 1958 Relay Barry Yap 1964 IM (2)/Fly Ralph Kendrick 1959 Fly/IM/Relay Bill Barton 1964 1M/3M Richard Morse 1959 Back (2)/IM Dick Beaver 1964 1M/3M Charles Neel 1959 Breast/Relay Gerald Miki 1964 Relay (2) Chuck Ogilby 1959 Free John Parks 1964 Breast (2) Richard Schaible 1959 Back (2)/Relay Frank McKinney 1964 Fly (2) Fred Schmidt 1959 Relay Leslie Nakamura 1964 Fly (2)/Relay(2) Lary Schulhof 1960 Fly (2)/IM Bill Barton 1964 IM (2)/Back Ted Stickles 1960 Back (2)/IM Dick Beaver 1964 Back (2) Tom Stock 1960 Relay Frank Brunell 1964 Free (2) Terry Townsend 1960 Fly Dick Kitchell 1964 IM Cary Tremewan 1960 Back (2)/Relay Frank McKinney 1964 Breast (2)/Relay Tom Trethewey 1960 Breast (2)/Relay Gerald Miki 1964 Free (2) Gary Verhoeven 1960 Free (2)/Relay John Parks 1964 Relay Robert Williamson 1960 Free (2)/Relay Fred Rounds 1965 Breast Pete Anderson 1960 Free(3)/Relay Pete Sintz 1965 Relay Scott Cordin 1960 Fly (2)/Relay Mike Troy 1965 1M/3M Rick Earley 1960 Free (2)/Relay Tom Verth 1965 1M/3M Rick Gilbert 1961 Fly Bill Barton 1965 Back (2)/Relay Pete Hammer 1961 Back Dick Beaver 1965 IM (2)/Fly Ralph Kendrick 1961 Fly Frank Brunell 1965 1M/3M Richard Morse 1961 Relay William Cass 1965 IM (2)/Relay Chuck Ogilby 1961 Free/Relay James Fitzgibbons 1965 IM (2) Chuck Richards 1961 Breast (2)/IM Chet Jastremski 1965 Fly (2)/Relay (2) Fred Schmidt 1961 Fly/Relay Terry Laberdie 1965 1M/3M Ken Sitzberger 1961 Back (2) Frank McKinney 1965 Free Terry Townsend 1961 Breast (2) Ken Nakasone 1965 Breast (2)/Relay Tom Trethewey 1961 IM/Back John Roethke 1965 Free (2) Gary Verhoeven 1961 Free/Relay Pete Sintz 1965 Relay (2) Robert Williamson 1961 Free (3) Alan Somers 1966 Fly (2)/Relay Kevin Berry 1961 Fly(2)/Free Mike Troy 1966 Fly John Collins 2018-19 INDIANA MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING 1 2018-19 INDIANA HOOSIERS ALL-AMERICANS YEAR EVENT(S) NAME YEAR EVENT(S) NAME 1966 Relay Scott Cordin 1970 Free (3)/Relay Bill Baird 1966 1M/3M Rick Earley 1970 Back (2)/IM/Relay (2) Larry Barbiere 1966 Back (2)/Relay Pete Hammer 1970 Free (2)/Relay (3) Gary Conelly 1966 IM (2) Ralph Kendrick 1970 Breast (2)/Relay Jim Counsilman 1966 1M/3M Richard Morse 1970 Breast (2) Peder Dahlberg 1966 1M/3M Charles Neel 1970 3M Tom Eldridge 1966 IM Chuck Richards 1970 IM (2)/Back/Relay (2)/Free (2) Gary Hall 1966 1M/3M Ken Sitzberger 1970 1M/3M Jim Henry 1966 Relay Tom Trethewey 1970 Back (2) Jack Horsley 1966 IM/Free(2)/Relay (2) Bill Utley 1970 IM Daniel Hylant 1966 IM/Free/Relay (2) Ken Webb 1970 Fly/Free Ron Jacks 1966 Relay (2) Robert Williamson 1970 3M Gary James 1966 Free (3)/Relay (2) Bob Windle 1970 IM (2) George Smith 1967 Free/Relay (2) Bryan Bateman 1970 Free Fred Southward 1967 Fly/Relay Kevin Berry 1970 Fly/Free (2)/Relay (2) Mark Spitz 1967 Relay Steve Borowski 1971 Back/IM Larry Barbiere 1967 1M/3M Nicholas Carlton 1971 Free/Relay (3) Gary Conelly 1967 Fly John Collins 1971 Breast/Relay Peder Dahlberg 1967 Relay Steve Cordin 1971 3M Tom Eldridge 1967 Back (2)/Relay (2) Charles Hickcox 1971 Back (2)/Free Santiago Esteva 1967 1M Luis Nino de Rivera 1971 IM (2)/Back/Relay (2) Gary Hall 1967 Breast (2)/Relay David Perkowski 1971 IM (2)/Free/Relay Bill Heiss 1967 1M/3M Peter Rhodes 1971 Back Jack Horsley 1967 1M/3M Ken Sitzberger 1971 !M Daniel Hylant 1967 IM (2)/Back/Relay Bill Utley 1971 1M/3M Gary James 1967 IM/Fly/Relay Ken Webb 1971 Free (3)/Relay (2) John Kinsella 1967 Free (3)/Relay Bob Windle 1971 1M Jack Laughlin 1967 1M/3M Win Young 1971 1M Don Muir 1968 Free (3)/Relay (2) Bryan Bateman 1971 IM (2) Pat O’Conner 1968 Fly (2) Steve Borowski 1971 IM (2) George Smith 1968 Free/Relay (2) Bill Burrell 1971 Fly (2)/Free/Relay (2) Mark Spitz 1968 1M/3M Nicholas Carlton 1971 Back (2)/IM/Relay Mike Stamm 1968 1M/3M Jon Hahnfeldt 1972 Fly Bob Alsfelder 1968 1M/3M Jim Henry 1972 Free Bill Baird 1968 Back (2)/IM/Relay (2) Charles Hickcox 1972 Fly/Back/IM Larry Barbiere 1968 Fly/Relay (2) Ron Jacks 1972 Free/Relay (3) Gary Conelly 1968 Breast (2)/Relay Don McKenzie 1972 1M Tom Eldridge 1968 1M/3M Luis Nino de Rivera 1972 IM (2)/Back/Relay (2) Gary Hall 1968 Breast (2) David Perkowski 1972 Free (2)/Relay Bill Heiss 1968 Free (2)/Relay Fred Southward 1972 Free (2)/Relay (2) Tom Hickcox 1968 IM (2)/Back/Relay Bill Utley 1972 Free Jack Horsley 1968 Free/Relay (2) Bob Windle 1972 1M/3M Gary James 1968 1M/3M Win Young 1972 Free (3)/Relay John Kinsella 1969 Free/Relay Richard Anderson 1972 Breast/Relay Brock Ladewig 1969 Free (3)/Relay Bill Baird 1972 3M Don Muir 1969 Free (2)/Relay (3) Bryan Bateman 1972 Back/IM/Relay John Murphy 1969 Fly (2)/Relay Steve Borowski 1972 Fly/IM (2) Pat O’Conner 1969 Breast (2) Jim Counsilman 1972 Fly Duncan Scott 1969 Breast (2) Peder Dahlberg 1972 Fly (2)/Free/Relay (2) Mark Spitz 1969 1M Jon Hahnfeldt 1972 Back (2)/IM/Relay Mike Stamm 1969 1M/3M Jim Henry 1973 Fly Bob Alsfelder 1969 IM/Back (2)/Relay (2) Charles Hickcox 1973 Back (2) Larry Barbiere 1969 Fly/Free Ron Jacks 1973 Relay Thomas Beyer 1969 Breast (2)/Relay Don McKenzie 1973 3M Steve Byers 1969 Breast (2) David Perkowski 1973 Relay (3) Gary Conelly 1969 IM (2) George Smith 1973 Free (2)/IM Bruce Dickson 1969 Free (2)/Relay Fred Southward 1973 Back Santiago Esteva 1969 Fly/Free (2)/Relay (2) Mark Spitz 1973 Fly (2)/Relay (2)/IM (2) Gary Hall 1969 IM (2) Tom Warburton 1973 Free/Relay Bill Heiss 1969 1M/3M Win Young 1973 Free (3)/Relay (2) John Kinsella 1970 Free/Relay Richard Anderson 1973 Breast/relay Brock Ladewig 2 2018-19 INDIANA MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING 2018-19 INDIANA HOOSIERS ALL-AMERICANS YEAR EVENT(S) NAME YEAR EVENT(S) NAME 1973 1M/3M Don Muir 1977 Breast Mike Phelps 1973 Back/IM/Free/Relay John Murphy 1977 Breast Marc Schlatter 1973 Free/Relay Mel Nash 1977 Relay (2) Rick Thomas 1973 Fly (2)/IM Pat O’Conner 1978 Fly/Relay Jay Hersey 1973 Fly/IM Duncan Scott 1978 Breast/Relay Rick Hofstetter 1973 Back (2)/Medley Mike Stamm 1978 Free Ken Keim 1973 Free (2)/IM/Relay (2) Fred Tyler 1978 Back (2) Mark Kerry 1974 Fly (2) Bob Alsfelder 1978 Free (2)/IM Djan Madruga 1974 1M Brian Bungum 1978 Breast Marc Schlatter 1974 1M Scott Cranham 1978 Free (2)/Relay (2) Chuck Sharpe 1974 Free (2) Bruce Dickson 1978 IM/Relay (2) Rick Thomas 1974 Back (2) Santiago Esteva 1979 1M/3M Rob Bollinger 1974 Fly Carl Hamry 1979 Fly/Relay (2) Jim Halliburton 1974 Relay (2) Bill Heiss 1979 Free James Kegley 1974 Free (3)/Relay (2) Tom Hickcox 1979 Free (2) Ken Keim 1974 3M Gary James 1979 Back (2) Mark Kerry 1974 Breast Charles Keating 1979 1M/3M Doug MacAskill 1974 Free (3)/Relay John Kinsella 1979 Relay Ken McLaughlin 1974 Breast/Relay Brock Ladewig 1979 Free Djan Madruga 1974 Free (3)/Relay (3) Jim Montgomery 1979 Relay Dave Phelps 1974 Free/IM/Relay/Back John Murphy 1979 Breast (2)/Relay Marc Schlatter 1974 Free (2)/Fly/Relay (2) Mel Nash 1979 Relay (3) Chuck Sharpe 1974 IM/Relay Pat O’Conner 1979 3M Niki Stajkovic 1974 Back (2) Bill Schulte 1980 Back/Relay Romulo Arantes 1974 Back (2)/Relay Mike Stamm 1980 1M Rob Bollinger 1974 IM (2)/Fly/Relay Fred Tyler 1980 Relay Jim Halliburton 1975 Fly/Relay Bob Alsfelder 1980 1M/3M Doug MacAskill 1975 1M Brian Bungum 1980 Breast/Relay Marc Schlatter 1975 Free Bruce Dickson 1980 Relay Chuck Sharpe 1975 Free (3)/Relay (2) Tom Hickcox 1980 1M/3M Niki Stajkovic 1975 Breast/Relay Charles Keating 1981 1M/3M Rob Bollinger 1975 1M/3M Tom Kenyon 1981 Back Djan Madruga 1975 Relay Ken Knox 1981 1M John Schulte 1975 Free (2)/Relay (2) Jim Montgomery 1981 Free Chuck Sharpe 1975 1M Todd Muckler 1981 1M/3M Niki Stajkovic 1975 Back/IM/Free/Relay (2) John Murphy 1982 1M/3M Rob Bollinger 1975 Back (2)/Free/Relay Mel Nash 1982 Fly Tom Cole 1975 Back (2) Bill Schulte 1982 1M Paul Lenihan 1975 IM (2)/relay Rick Thomas 1982 1M Thomas Mulhern 1975 IM (2)/Relay Fred Tyler 1982 1M John Schulte 1976 1M Mark Antonoff 1983 Relay Doug Boyd 1976 3M Brian Bungum 1983 Relay Jeff Copper 1976 IM/Free Bruce Dickson 1983 1M/3M Pat J.
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    ! i ¸i i ¸¸ ......... ii!iiiiiiii¸¸ ,'~'~'.~ i~o~/.~.o~,~..~..~j~o~i~, ~i~,i, ~ i~; ¸¸ ~ ,~ ~, ,~ii~,~i~i~!i~! ¸~iii~i~!iJ,~illI W, DICK ROTH KEN MERTEN CARL RoBIE BUCKINGHAM ORNIA GAINS MOST PLACES IN '67 ALL AMERICA ~airman ~ornm~ttee Minnesota Southern California Among the ten men who will receive their certificates ~merica Selections. with indication of having won the NCAA event is Carl J. Robie, University of Michigan, who was able to retain his first place ranking in the 200 yd. butterfly. Also receiving certificates this year are: Zachary Zorn, Calif. at Los Angeles, 50 free; Kenneth M. Walsh, Michigan [s credited with three relays. State, 100 free; Gregory F. Buckingham, Stanford, 200 and :lose second with twenty-two 500 free; Michael .1. Burton, Calif. at Los Angeles, 1650 ;lays. free; Ross E. Wales, Princeton, 100fly; Charles B. Hickcox, with fifteen spots. Stanford Indiana, 100 and 200 backstroke; Kenneth O. Merten, Southern vo firsts here. Methodist, 100 and 200 breaststroke; Richard W. Roth, Stan- epresented on the 1967 All- ford, 200 and 400 individual medley; Kenneth R. Sitzberger, n last year. Indiana, 1- and 3-meter dive. Lt the NCAA Championships is In the individual selections being picked in four events ar place 800 yd. free style relay. Next highest with three se ~ormance at the NCAA's Burton; Robbie; Dean Willeford )riding the athletes were A. SchoUander, Yale; William A. Utley, Indiana; and Robert a the Conference or Re- G. Windle, Indiana. rformance in dual meets. Turn to back of magazine for complete NCAA All-America ificates awarded except listing.