DAP Trivia
Who was the first black swimmer to win a national collegiate championship?
A. Chris Silva
B. Sybil Smith
C. Fred Evans
D. Maritza Correia
Tags: Championship, Chris Silva, Fred Evans, Maritza Correia, NCAA Swimming, Sybil Smith
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Permalink Reply by Jayson Jackson on -
DAP Member Fred Evans, Washington D.C. and Chicago State, won the 100-yard breaststroke at the 1975 NAIA National Swimming Championships.
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Permalink Reply by Angela Gray on
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I'm thinking C, Fred Evans?
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Permalink Reply by Jayson Jackson on
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Fred is the correct answer out of those choices. But Thurman Robbins clued me into some earlier NAIA champions from the late '50s and early '60s.
"http://www.diversityinaquatics.com/profiles/blogs/trivia-first-bla...
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Permalink Reply by Mark M. Lewis on -
Fred Evans was a team mate of mine growing up and I have posted some pics of him from our Coach's scrapbook
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Permalink Reply by Jayson Jackson on
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Great photos Mark. Thanks for sharing them with the community.
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Permalink Reply by VIRGIL CHANCY on -
EVANS??
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