Wendy Weinberg Weil (née Weinberg; born June 27, 1958) is an American former competition swimmer who was an Olympic Games, Pan American Games, and Maccabiah...
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OceanGate (as Rush) Wendy Weinberg Weil (née Weinberg), U.S. swimmer and physiotherapist Search for "Wendy Weil" on Wikipedia. Wendy (disambiguation) Weil...
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Weinberg may refer to: Abraham Weinberg (1897–1935), US Mobster Adam S. Weinberg, president of Denison University Albert Weinberg fr:Albert Weinberg (1922–...
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Wendy Vereen (born 1966), American former sprinter Wendy Weinberg, American Olympic medalist swimmer Wendy Wyland (1964-2003), American diver Wendy Bagwell...
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25 Bronze John Powell Athletics Men's discus throw July 25 Bronze Wendy Weinberg Swimming Women's 800 meter freestyle July 25 Bronze Dwayne Evans Athletics...
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Lauri Siering Miriam Smith Jill Sterkel Karen Thornton Tauna Vandeweghe Wendy Weinberg Donna Lee Wennerstrom Camille Wright Coaches John Bogert Doc Counsilman...
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East Germany 8:37.14 (WR) Shirley Babashoff United States 8:37.59 Wendy Weinberg United States 8:42.60 100 m backstroke details Ulrike Richter East...
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Lauri Siering Miriam Smith Jill Sterkel Karen Thornton Tauna Vandeweghe Wendy Weinberg Donna Lee Wennerstrom Camille Wright Coaches John Bogert Doc Counsilman...
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Leonid Buryak, USSR soccer Edith Master, USA equestrian team dressage Wendy Weinberg, USA swimming, 800-meter freestyle Victor Zilberman, Romania boxing...
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sportscaster Donna de Varona picked East Germany to win the event, but Kim Peyton, Wendy Boglioli and Jill Sterkel teamed with Babashoff to pull off a great upset...
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