Andrea Cecchi
Italian swimmer
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| Born | (1968-03-23) 23 March 1968 (age 56) Casale Monferrato, Italy |
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| Sport | Swimming |
Andrea Cecchi (born 23 March 1968) is an Italian former swimmer. He competed in two events at the 1992 Summer Olympics.[1]
References
- ^ Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Andrea Cecchi Olympic Results". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 12 March 2020.
External links
- Andrea Cecchi at World Aquatics
- Andrea Cecchi at Olympedia
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NCAA Champions in Men's 100 y Breaststroke
- 1958: Franklin Modine (Michigan State)
- 1959: Gordon Collet (Oklahoma)
- 1960: Thomas Peterson (Stanford)
- 1961: Richard Nelson (Michigan)
- 1962: Richard Nelson (Michigan)
- 1963: Richard Nelson (Michigan)
1963: Gardiner Green (Princeton) - 1964: Bill Craig (USC)
- 1965: Bill Craig (USC)
- 1966: Paul Scheerer (Michigan)
- 1967: Ken Merten (SMU)
- 1968: Dick Nesbit (Texas–Arlington)
- 1969: Don McKenzie (Indiana)
- 1970: Brian Job (Stanford)
- 1971: Brian Job (Stanford)
- 1972: Tom Bruce (UCLA)
- 1973: John Hencken (Stanford)
- 1974: David Wilkie (Miami)
- 1975: John Hencken (Stanford)
- 1976: John Hencken (Stanford)
- 1977: D. Graham Smith (California)
- 1978: Scott Spann (Auburn)
- 1979: D. Graham Smith (California)
- 1980: Steve Lundquist (SMU)
- 1981: Steve Lundquist (SMU)
- 1982: Steve Lundquist (SMU)
- 1983: Steve Lundquist (SMU)
- 1984: John Moffet (Stanford)
- 1985: John Moffet (Stanford)
- 1986: Giovanni Minervini (UCLA)
- 1987: Todd Torres (LSU)
- 1988: Giovanni Minervini (UCLA)
- 1989: Kirk Stackle (Texas)
- 1990: Kirk Stackle (Texas)
- 1991: Andrea Cecchi (UCLA)
- 1992: Andrea Cecchi (UCLA)
- 1993: Tyler Mayfield (Stanford)
- 1994: Tyler Mayfield (Stanford)
- 1995: Kurt Grote (Stanford)
- 1996: Jeremy Linn (Tennessee)
- 1997: Jeremy Linn (Tennessee)
- 1998: Jeremy Linn (Tennessee)
- 1999: Brendon Dedekind (Florida State)
- 2001: Brendan Hansen (Texas)
- 2002: Brendan Hansen (Texas)
- 2003: Brendan Hansen (Texas)
- 2005: Gary Marshall (Stanford)
- 2006: Henrique Barbosa (California)
- 2007: Mike Alexandrov (Northwestern)
- 2008: Paul Kornfeld (Stanford)
- 2009: Damir Dugonjič (California)
- 2010: Damir Dugonjič (California)
- 2011: Damir Dugonjič (California)
- 2012: Kevin Cordes (Arizona)
- 2013: Kevin Cordes (Arizona)
- 2014: Kevin Cordes (Arizona)
- 2015: Kevin Cordes (Arizona)
- 2016: Fabian Schwingenschlögl (Missouri)
- 2017: Will Licon (Texas)
- 2018: Ian Finnerty (Indiana)
- 2019: Ian Finnerty (Indiana)
2020- 2021: Max McHugh (Minnesota)
- 2022: Max McHugh (Minnesota)
- 2023: Max McHugh (Minnesota)
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