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SWIMMING An influx of new talent 500 free. Denlinger helped the WMC worn- placed third in the 200 en's swimming learn 10 backstroke and fourth in its best season in five the 100 back. The pair years as the Green Ter- learned with Heather Hy- rors finished 6-9. land, another freshman, Freshmen Bully Burke and senior Valerie and Alison Denlinger Shearer to finish third in made their impact felt the 200 freestyle relay throughout the season and fifth in the 400 free with record-setting per- relay !armances, as the Green The WMC men man- Terrors recorded the aged a 3-, 1 dual-meel most wins since the record and an t tth-ptace 1986-87 team. Burke set finish et the MAC meet. new WMC marks in sev- Senior Matt Cook swam eral freestyle events, to fourth place in the 50 with Denlinger doing the free and fifth in the 100 same in Ihe backstroke. butterfly, giving him six The two played impor- MAC lop-five perform· tant roles in moving the ances in his career. He Green Terrors up 10 sev- also broke the school enth out of 14 teams al record in the 200 back the Middle Atlantic Con- late in the season ference (MAC) champi- onship after coming in 13th in 1991. Burke was second in Photo. eontrihu!.d by c. the MAC in both the 100 and 200-yard freestyle, and added a third in the 1992 WMC Men's and Women's Swimming Teams: (front row, left to right) Martha Ivey, Matt Cook, Mike Jekogian; (second row) Heather Roy, Kelly eerwtn. Anna Jakublec, Valerie Shearer; (third row) Jefl Maslin, Bill Andre, Buffy Burke, Amanda Lynch, J.J. Boggs, Trevor Wysong, Keith St. Amand, Matt Geb- hard; (back row) Kacey Fisher, Jason Orissel, lee Stratton, Alison Denlinger, Matt Byrne, Heather Hy- land, Michele Reavy. 134 Athletics