University of California Irvine - Cortex Yearbook (Irvine, CA)

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w B A M 3.: Pat Glasgow smiling after another victory. 97

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96 Irvinets 1966 Swimming T eam The Anteaters began the hrst ever competitive year in swimming on a high note and ended on a high note. Early-in December, Irvine finished third in the Pacific Coast Relay Championships. One week later in the All-University Championships at UCLA, Irvine was second, and followed up by winning the Golden Coast Championships at Santa Barbara where Bill Leach won the ttHelms Awardt as the outstanding swimmer. Bob Wilhite and Don Stewart led Irvine to a hrst place team championship at the UCI Invitational Diving Tourn- ament. Bob Wilhite was awarded the outstanding diving award. The freshmen and varsity were combined as one team to compile a record of seventeen wins and only one loss. Outstanding freshmen were: Dave Smith, backstroke and sprints; Bob Sharp, butterfly and individual medley; Pete Stys, breaststroke; Steve Cohee, distances and; Bob Wilhite, diving. Pete Stys in the fly .. pr. w m?

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Competitor in UCI I nvitatiorzal Diving Meet. The outstanding varsity swimmers for the year are: John Van Cleave and Dave Belknap, sprints; Pat Glasgow and Bill Leach, distances; Bob Nealy, middle distances and; Don Stewart, diving. Randy Howatt was a ltJack of all tradesf filling in where needed. Highlight of the year was the selection of John Van Cleave, Dave Belknap, Bob Nealy, Pat Glasgow, and Bill Leach to participate in the National A.A.U. Championships at Tampa, Florida. UCI was rated the top small college team in the country and was among the top ten of all schools!