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USC T&F Numbered Olympic List USC T&F Numbered Olympic List 56 Gold • 28 Silver • 23 Bronze 1. 1904 Emil BreitkreutzB 69. Des KochB 136.Luis Morales 201.Carol Rodriguez 2. 1912 Ira Courtney 70. Jim Lea 137.Ibrahim Okash 202.Felix SanchezG 85 3. Howard Drew 71. Parry O’BrienG 138.Don QuarrieS 203.Duane Solomon 4. Fred KellyG 72. Laird Sloan† 139.Toshihiko Seko 204.Jesse Williams 5. Alma Richards†G 73. Max Truex 140.1988 Wendy Brown 205.2016 Nia AliS 6. 1920 Roy Evans 74. 1960 Rink BabkaS 141.Tonie CampbellB 206.Aaron BrownB 7. Charley PaddockGG5S 75. Dave Davis 142.Leslie Maxie 207.Andre DeGrasseSBB 90 8. George Schiller 76. Charlie Dumas 143.Ibrahim Okash 208.Zsofia Erdelyi 9. Earl ThomsonG 77. Joe Faust 144.Toshihiko Seko 209.Allyson Felix†GGS 10. 1924 Norm Anderson 78. Dallas LongB 50 145.1992 Arto Bryggare 210.TyNia Gaither 11. Otto Anderson 79. Les Mills 146.Sau Ying Chan 211.Amalie Iuel 12. Clifford Argue† 80. Ron MorrisS 147.Udeme Ekpenyong 212.Conor McCullough 13. Lee BarnesG 81. Parry O’BrienS 148.Dietmar Haaf 213.Dalilah MuhammadG 14. Bud HouserGG 10 82. Peter Ronson 149.Myra Mayberry 214.2020* Rai BenjaminG95S 15. Morton Kaer (Petur Rognvaldsson) 150.Jesus Olivan 215.Aaron BrownB 16. Charley PaddockS 83. Max Truex 151.Pedro Rodrigues 216.Anna Cockrell 17. Earle Wilson 84. 1964 Terrezene Brown† 152.Quincy WattsGG 70 217.Kyra Constantine 18. 1928 Lee Barnes 85. Rex CawleyG 153.1996 Kehinde Alade’fa 218.Andre DeGrasseGBB 100 19. Charles BorahG 86. Wellesley Clayton 154.Jean Paul Bruwier 219.Kendall EllisGB 20. Lillian CopelandS 87. Rupert Hoilette 155.Sau Ying Chan 220.Allyson Felix†GB 21. Jim Corson†B 88. Mike LarrabeeGG 55 156.Mark CrearS 221.TyNia Gaither 22. Leighton Dye 89. Dallas LongG 157.Udeme Ekpenyong 222.Amalie Iuel 23. Bud HouserG 15 90. Les Mills 158.William Erese 223.Isaiah Jewett 24. Charley Paddock 91. Parry O’Brien 159.Paul Greene 224.Dalilah MuhammadG105S 25. James Stewart 92. 1968 Tim Barrett 160.Balazs KissG 225.Michael NormanG 26. Simeon Toribio† 93. Gary Carlsen 161.Myra Mayberry 226.Nick Ponzio 27. Frank WykoffG 94. Wellesley Clayton 162.Inger MillerG 227.Gianna Woodruff† 28. 1932 Ed AblowichG 95. Kjell Isaksson† 163.Jesus Olivan 228.Nicole Yeargin 29. Dick Barber 96. Lennox MillerS 164.Jason Shelton 30. Pete Clentzos 97. Les Mills 1998W Mike Gonzales° 31. Lillian CopelandG 98. Don Quarrie 165.2000 Esi Benyarku G/S/B = medals won 32. Bill Graber 99. Larry Questad† 166.Mark CrearB 33. Duncan McNaughtonG 100.Bob SeagrenG 167.Natasha Danvers † = attended USC, but didn’t 34. Ralph Metcalfe†S20B 101.Geoff Vanderstock 168.Torri Edwards compete for the USC track 35. Malcolm Metcalf† 102.Patty van Wolvelaere 169.Brigita Langerholc team 36. Bob van OsdelS 103.1972 Tim Barrett 170.Natasha Mayers 37. Simeon Toribio†B 104.Sherry Calvert 171.Inger Miller ° = competed in Winter 38. Frank WykoffG 105.Trevor Campbell 172.Pedro Rodrigues Olympics 39. 1936 Ken CarpenterG 25 106.Kjell Isaksson† 173.Felix Sanchez 40. Foy DraperG 107.Henry Jackson 174.Tony Serpas * = 2020 Olympics delayed to 41. Al FitchS 108.Lennox MillerB 2002W Mike Gonzales° 2021 because of world 42. Bill Graber 109.Les Mills Don Young° pandemic 43. Earle MeadowsG 110. Don Quarrie 175.2004 Allyson Felix†S 75 44. Ralph Metcalfe†GS 30 111. Bob SeagrenS 60 176.Julien Kapek 45. Malcolm Metcalf† 112. Steve Smith 177.Natasha Mayers 46. Bill Sefton 113. Bo Sterner 178.Eva Orban 47. Hal Smallwood 114. Patty van Wolvelaere 179.Felix SanchezG 48. Roy Staley 115. Randy WilliamsG 180.Juliana Tudja 49. Delos ThurberB 116. 1976 Guy Abrahams 181.Manjula Wijesekara 50. Simeon Toribio† 117. Rayfield Beaton 182.Angela Williams 51. Frank WykoffG 118. Colin Bradford 183.2008 Marvin Anderson 52. Louis Zamperini 119. Sherry Calvert 184.Natasha DanversB 53. 1948 Cliff BourlandG 120.James Gilkes 185.Torri Edwards 54. Bob Chambers 121.Kjell Isaksson† 186.Allyson Felix†GS 55. Roy Cochran†GG 35 122.David Omwansa 187.Brigita Langerholc 56. Fortune Gordien†B 123.Don QuarrieGS 188.Eva Orban 57. Mel PattonGG 124.Randy WilliamsS 189.Carol Rodriguez 58. Roland Sink 125.1980 Colin Bradford 190.Felix Sanchez 59. Moose ThompsonG 126.Arto Bryggare 191.Inga Stasiulionyte 60. 1952 Art BarnardB 40 127.Tonie Campbell 192.Angela Williams 61. Jack DavisS 128.Bob Coffman 193.Jesse Williams 62. Fortune Gordien† 129.James Gilkes 194.2012 Aaron Brown 63. Sim InessG 130.Bill Green 195.Zsofia Erdelyi 64. Parry O’BrienG 131.Don QuarrieB 65 196.Allyson Felix†G80GG 65. 1956 Murray Cockburn 132.Randy Williams 197.Tina Kefalas 66. Jack DavisS 133.1984 Arto BryggareB 198.Josh ManceS 67. Charlie DumasG 45 134.Tonie Campbell 199.Bryshon NellumS 68. Fortune Gordien†S 135.Mark Handelsman 200.Eva Orban .
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