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Christopher Woodcroft '89 (Wrestling 1988 - Seoul, 1992 - Barcelona) (McMaster Olympic Athletes)
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Paula Schnurr '87 (Athletics 1992 Barcelona, 1996 - Atlanta) (McMaster Olympic Athletes)
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Gaye Stratten (Swimming 1996 - Atlanta) (Coaches)
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David Hart '74 (Waterpolo 1972 - Munich, 1976 - Montreal) (McMaster Olympic Athletes)
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Janice Deakin '83 (Basketball - 1996 - Atlanta) (Officials)
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Grey McLeish '37 (Rowing 1936 - Berlin) (McMaster Olympic Athletes)
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McMaster University is a world-renowned University, one of the top universities in Canada, and a member of the U15 Research University. McMaster University was founded in 1887 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, a beautiful tourist city. Founded with a donation of nine hundred thousand Canadian dollars from Canadian Senator William McMaster. In 1930, the main campus was relocated from Toronto to Hamilton. The main campus is about an hour’s drive from Toronto, Niagara Falls and the U.S. border city of Buffalo, New York. Since the 20th century, McMartin has become one of the most famous public universities in Canada for its unique innovation and practical ideas. The school has produced four Nobel laureates, and McMaster University has been named by McLin as one of the most creative and innovative universities in Canada. It created the problem-driven teaching method and influenced the whole North American teaching system.
The random tool generated 50 items that recorded the names of McMaster University’s most famous Olympic athletes, coaches, and officials. With this tool, you can find examples of Grey McLeish, James Donald McFarlane, Joanne Malar, Fred Wach, Claus Wolter, Doug Howard, Dr. Ron Foxcroft, etc.
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