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Cumberland YMCA: 53.07 Evangelos Makrygiannis University of Southern California: 54.41 Tommy Janton University of Notre Dame: 54.96 200 m backstroke Daniel Diehl Cumberland YMCA: 1:56.41 Nico García Virginia Tech: 1:59.49 Baylor Nelson Texas A&M: 2:00.98 100 m breaststroke Aleksas Savickas University of Florida: 1:00.54 Lyubomir Epitropov ...
Simmons netted his first of the season in the back half of the period, however, a third goal from the home team found the back of the next with just over a minute to play. Facing an uphill climb, Middlebury redoubled its efforts in the second and scored three times with captain Simmons having a hand in each.
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Through the "Youth Legacy Kilometer" program, any person or group which donated $3,000 to selected charities would be permitted to run with the torch for 1 kilometer (0.62 mi). The program raised nearly $11 million for the YMCA of the USA, the Boys Club of America, the Girls Club of America, and the Special Olympics.
SIUE joined the Ohio Valley Conference in 2008 and played its first full conference schedule in the 2011–12 season but was not eligible for post-season competition until 2012–13. [2] On May 4, 2012, it was announced that, in light of the program's steady progress, SIUE had extended Forrester's contract for an additional three years.
After he died in July 2024 at age 76, Richard Simmons' cause of death has been revealed in the full investigation report by the Los Angeles Medical Examiner. Medical examiner reveals new details ...
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The first organized football game in Nebraska involving a college occurred November 27, 1890 when Nebraska defeated Omaha YMCA 10–0 at "the base ball park, North Twentieth street" in Omaha. [79] [80] WV November 28, 1891 West Virginia: Washington & Jefferson: Show Lot, Morgantown, West Virginia: 72–0