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became Rose–Hulman's first swimming national champion in 2003. Smith's career included four All-American honors, highlighted by a first place in the 100-yard (91 m) breaststroke in 2003. He captured eight individual league championships, including three 100-yard (91 m) breaststroke titles. David
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Cooksey was a four-time NCAA division III track All-American. He achieved the following finishes at the NCAA division III championships: 2nd in long jump-1975, 4th in triple jump-1976, 2nd in triple jump-1977, 5th in decathlon-1978. He competed at the 1980 and '84 Olympic
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Regional Field Athlete of the Year honors. Evans also earned two bachelor's degrees in mathematics and electrical engineering and a master's degree in engineering management. Evans finished fifth at the 2020 U.S. Olympic Trials while posting a personal best jump of 1.90 meters (6' 2
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field surrounded by the William Welch Outdoor Track & Field Complex. Inside of Cook Stadium grandstand is the RHIT rifle range. Adjacent to the football field is a series of tennis courts as well as two intramural fields (used by the
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to the NCAA Division III Mideastern Regional Tournament. In 2008, 2009, and 2010 the Engineers won their first game, all started by Derek Eitel, before losing the following two to be eliminated from the tournament.
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