Sue Novara-Reber (born November 22, 1955, in Flint, Michigan) is a retired American track cyclist who has won seven medals in the UCI Track Cycling World...
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AGIL Volley (redirect from AGIL Volley Novara)
di suor Giò che riporta Novara in serie A1 di pallavolo". La Stampa (in Italian). Retrieved 10 February 2017. "37^ Coppa Italia Serie A1: Novara scoppia...
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Mary Jane Reoch 1981 Connie Carpenter Cindy Olavarri Madelyn Roese 1982 Sue Novara Jacque Bradley Rebecca Twigg 1983 Rebecca Twigg Janelle Parks Cindy Olavarri...
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Montreal details Tamara Piltsikova (URS) Sue Novara (USA) Galina Tsareva (URS) 1975 Rocourt details Sue Novara (USA) Iva Zajícková (CZE) Sheila Young (USA)...
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(2010) Leonard Harvey Nitz (1996) Martin 'Marty' Wayne Nothstein (2011) Sue Novara-Reber (1991) Connie Paraskevin-Young (2003) Davis Phinney (2001) Jeff...
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day winners for 2013–2019. 1977 – Connie Carpenter Boulder, CO 1978 – Sue Novara-Reber Flint, MI 1979 – Mary Jane Reoch Philadelphia, PA 1980 – Beth Heiden...
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Semenets Women's Events Women's sprint details Sheila Young United States Sue Novara United States Iva Zajíčková Czechoslovakia Women's individual pursuit...
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LeMond. He called him "a diamond, a clear diamond". That year, 1977, Sue Novara came second in the world sprint championship on the track and Connie Carpenter...
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Sophie Eaton United States 1984 Sue Novara-Reber United States 1983 Sue Novara-Reber United States 1982 Sue Novara-Reber United States 1981 Karen Strong...
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Women's Events Women's sprint details Tamara Piltsikova Soviet Union Sue Novara United States Galina Tsareva Soviet Union Women's individual pursuit...
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