Ram Recap from Tokyo Olympics 

FORT COLLINS, Colo. – With Sunday’s closing ceremony, the 2020 Tokyo Olympics Games concluded, sending the current and former Rams back to their respective homes after competing on the biggest stage in athletics.
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NBC Olympics will provide unprecedented coverage of the Opening Ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics on Friday, July 23, creating a full day of Olympic programming on NBC that culminates in what is always one of the most-watched nights in television with the primetime presentation of the Ceremony. The day will begin with the network’s first-ever live morning broadcast of an Opening Ceremony (LIVE STREAM LINK), followed by a special edition of TODAY with reaction and athlete interviews and then NBC’s first-ever Olympic Daytime show on the opening Friday of the Games.
 
SCHEDULE OF RAMS
**Times converted from Tokyo to Mountain Standard Time. Since Tokyo is 15 hours ahead, some dates will appear different than the all-sport schedule.
 
Women’s 4x400-Meter Relay (Lauren Gale | Team Canada) *Reserve
Finals | 4th Place 
 
Women’s Discus Throw (Shadae Lawrence | Team Jamaica)
Finals | 7th Place
 
Men’s Shot Put (Mostafa Hassan | Team Egypt)
Finals | 8th Place
 
Women’s Basketball (Kim Mestdagh & Hanne Mestdagh | Team Belgium)
Quarterfinals Finish
 

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Colorado State has a long and storied history participating in the Olympic Games, both on Team USA and representing other nations. Below are a list of athletes who have attended Colorado State University who participated in the Olympics. Data for athletes who represented the United States of America is pulled from the Team USA database which can be found HERE.

 

Name	Sport/ Year At CSU	Olympic Sport	Event	Year	Country	Location	Medals
							Gold	Silver	Bronze
Glenn Morris	Football, Track & Field (CSU: 1931-34)	Track and Field	Decathlon	1936	United States	Berlin, Germany	1
Wendy Koenig Knudson	Track & Field (CSU: 1972-76)	Track and Field	800 Meters	1972	United States	Munich, West Germany
			800 Meters	1976		Montreal Quebec, Canada
Pamela Greene	Track & Field (CSU: 1973-77)	Track and Field	200 Meters	1972	United States	Munich, West Germany
			200 Meters	1976		Moscow, Russia		1
Greg DuHaime	Track & Field (CSU: 1973-77)	Track and Field	3000 Meter Steeplechase	1984	Canada	Los Angeles, California, United States
Sherri Danielson*	Volleyball (CSU: 1982-85)	Volleyball	Volleyball	1988	United States	Seoul, South Korea
David Turcotte*	Basketball (CSU: 1973-77)	Basketball	Basketball	1988	Canada	Seoul, South Korea
			Basketball	1992		Barcelona, Spain
Scott Stoll	Track & Field (CSU: 1987-91)	Bobsled	Bobsled	1994	United States	Lillehammer, Norway
Amy Van Dyken	Swimming & Diving (CSU: 1993-94)	Swimming	100m Butterfly	1996	United States	Atlanta, Georgia, United States	1
			50m Freestyle				1
			4x100m Medley				1
			4x100 m Freestyle				1
		Swimming	4x100 m Medley	2000		Sydney, Australia	1
			4x100 m Freestyle				1
Teri Klement Goldberg	Softball (CSU 1988-91)	Softball	Softball	2000	United States	Sydney, Australia
Libbie Hickman	Track & Field (CSU 1983-87)	Track and Field	10,000 Meters	2000	United States	Sydney, Australia
Casey Malone	Track & Field (CSU: 1996-2000)	Track and Field	Discus	2004	United States	Athens, Greece
			Discus	2008		Beijing, China
Loree Smith	Track & Field (CSU: 2000-05)	Track and Field	Hammer	2008	United States	Beijing, China
Becky Hammon	Women's Basketball (CSU: 1996-99)	Women's Basketball	Women's Basketball	2008	Russia	Beijing, China			1
			Women's Basketball	2012		London, United Kingdom
Janay DeLoach	Track & Field (CSU: 2004-08)	Track and Field	Long Jump	2012	United States	London, United Kingdom
			Long Jump	2016		Rio de Janeiro, Brazil			1
Andy Ogide	Basketball (CSU: 2008-11)	Basketball	Basketball	2016	Nigeria	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Ben Pinkelman	Rugby^	Rugby	Rugby	2016	United States	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Lauren Gale	Track & Field (CSU: 2019-Present)	Track and Field	4x400 Meter Relay	2020	Canada	Tokyo, Japan
Mostafa Hassan	Track & Field (CSU: 2015-18)	Track and Field	Shot Put	2020	Egypt	Tokyo, Japan
Shadae Lawrence	Track & Field (CSU: 2018-19)	Track and Field	Discus	2020	Jamaica	Tokyo, Japan
Kim Mestdagh	Women's Basketball  (CSU: 2008-12)	Women's Basketball	Women's Basketball	2020	Belgium	Tokyo, Japan
Hanne Mestdagh	Women's Basketball  (CSU: 2011-15)	Women's Basketball	Women's Basketball	2020	Belgium	Tokyo, Japan

* Qualified for Olympic team as an alternate
^ Rugby is a club-level sport at Colorado State
# Ann Marie Flynn (1956, Track and Field) and Darius Young (1988, 1992, Shooting) attended Colorado State University but did not participate in collegiate sport.