Word: diversion
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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The real key to the Crimson's third place standing were the excellent performances of civers Stone and Holy. Coach John Walker, whose divers stood no higher than second and fourth place with only three dives remaining, said after the results were announced, "I still don't believe it."
The final event, however, summed up the state of Quaker swimming when Harvard's unofficial 400-yd. freestyle relay team of divers Steve Schramm and Jeff Mule and managers Lorren Elkins and Jacques Hugon beat out two Penn squads.
Divers Steve Schramm and Jeff Mule made things look easy for the Crimson right from the start, placing one-two in both the one-and three-meter board diving competition events on Monday evening.
Consecutive firsts by Smith and Barton in the 50 free and 100 fly, respectively, brought the aquawomen within six, and the divers grabbed eight points by finishing one-two in the three-meter competition to give the team another brief taste of the lead, 58-57, with two events left...
Diving coach Hobie Billingsley's acrobatic corps is undoubtedly the strongest challenge that Crimson divers Steve Schramm and Bob Mule will face this year before the championship season. Three Hoosier aerialists, Rob Bollinger, Niki Stajkovic, and Doug MacAskill placed among the top 12 at the NCAAs.