Florida Institute of Technology - Ad Astra Yearbook (Melbourne, FL)

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Institute of ! acle of their s The Engineers aad seven of cieir eight crews in the finals and had winners in four divisions: the ‘men’s Varsity eight, men women’s varsity four and men’s varsity lightweight four. F.I.T. also had three second-place finishes from freshmen crews (heavyweight and lightweight eight and heavyweight eight), who enabled the Engineers to win the team title with 51 points, five more than the Coast Guard Academy. “This is by the far the best day we’ve ever had at F.I.T.,” said 13th-year Engineer coach Bill Jur- new we would someday. knew that day would be awful sweet.” last year were fourth, only three hind the winner The Pogincess have won both of. ‘heir heats in 6 minutes were in third place at the 1,000-meter halfway point of — st st Connecti- the finals»,But.th auickl moved cut and, in the : il ite Temple University to Stay en route to the two- second win. Varsity eight team members are coxswain Steve Stevens, Mike McDevitt, Jim Kenny, Chris Wa- sik, Steve Fluhr, Greg Hogan, Gary Jacob, Mark Pohlhammer and Scoit Barberides. 191