ENSIKLOPEDIA Cari Tekan Enter untuk memulai pencarian cepat. Kembali ke Ensiklopedia Arsip Wikipedia Indonesia Dave Thor Dave ThorAmerican gymnast Dave ThorFull nameDavid Boyd ThorBorn (1947-02-20) February 20, 1947 (age 79)Van Nuys, California, U.S.Height183 cm (6 ft 0 in)Gymnastics careerDisciplineMen's artistic gymnasticsCountryrepresentedUnited StatesCollege teamMichigan State Spartans Medal record Men's artistic gymnastics Representing United States Event 1st 2nd 3rd Pan American Games 1 0 4 Total 1 0 4 Pan American Games 1967 WinnipegTeam 1967 WinnipegAll-around 1967 WinnipegFloor 1967 WinnipegHorizontal bar 1967 WinnipegPommel horse Dave Thor (born February 20, 1947) is an American gymnast. He was a member of the United States men's national artistic gymnastics team and competed in eight events at the 1968 Summer Olympics.[1] References ↑ Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Dave Thor Olympic Results". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. 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External links Dave Thor at World Gymnastics Dave Thor at the USA Gymnastics Hall of Fame Dave Thor at Olympics.com Dave Thor at Olympedia vte 1968 USA Olympic Gymnastics TeamMen's artistic gymnastics athletesTeam Kanati Allen Steve Cohen Sid Freudenstein Steve Hug Fred Roethlisberger Dave Thor Alternates Richard Loyd Women's artistic gymnastics athletesTeam Wendy Cluff Kathy Gleason Linda Metheny Colleen Mulvihill Cathy Rigby Joyce Tanac Alternates Diane Bolin Caroline Pingatore CoachesMen's Jack Beckner (Head coach) Bill Meade (Manager) Women's Muriel Grossfeld (Head coach) Abie Grossfeld (Asst. coach) Dick Mulvihill (Asst. coach) Vannie Edwards (Manager) United States National Championships for Dave Thor vteUnited States Champions in Artistic Gymnastics – Men's Floor Exercise 1963: Tom Seward 1964: Rusty Mitchell 1965: Rusty Mitchell 1966: Dan Millman 1967: Katsu Kanzaki 1968: Katsu Kanzaki 1969: Steve Hug1969 Dave Thor 1970: Makoto Sakamoto 1971: John Crosby Jr. 1972: Yoshi Takei 1973: John Crosby Jr. 1974: John Crosby Jr. 1975: Peter Kormann 1976: 1977: Ron Galimore 1978: Kurt Thomas 1979: Ron Galimore 1980: Ron Galimore 1981: Jim Hartung 1982: Jim Hartung 1983: Mitch Gaylord 1984: Peter Vidmar 1985: Mark Oates 1986: Robert Sundstrom 1987: John Sweeney 1988: Mark Oates1988 Charles Lakes 1989: Mike Racanelli 1990: Bob Stelter 1991: Mike Racanelli 1992: Gregg Curtis 1993: Kerry Huston 1994: Jeremy Killen 1995: Daniel Stover 1996: Jay Thornton 1997: Jason Gatson 1998: Jason Gatson 1999: Jason Gatson 2000: Blaine Wilson 2001: Sean Townsend 2002: Morgan Hamm 2003: Morgan Hamm 2004: Paul Hamm 2005: Guillermo Alvarez 2006: Jonathan Horton 2007: Paul Hamm 2008: Morgan Hamm 2009: Steven Legendre 2010: Joshua Dixon 2011: Jake Dalton 2012: Jake Dalton 2013: Steven Legendre 2014: Jake Dalton 2015: Steven Legendre 2016: Jake Dalton 2017: Yul Moldauer2017 Eddie Penev 2018: Sam Mikulak 2019: Sam Mikulak 2020: No competition 2021: Eddie Penev 2022: Brody Malone 2023: Paul Juda 2024: Fred Richard 2025: Asher Hong vteUnited States Champions in Artistic Gymnastics – Men's Pommel Horse 1963: Larry Spiegel 1964: Sam Bailie 1965: Jack Ryan 1966: Jack Ryan 1967: Paul Mayer 1968: Katsu Kanzaki 1969: Dave Thor 1970: Mas Watanabe 1971: Leonard Caling 1972: Sadao Hamada 1973: Marshall Avener 1974: Marshall Avener 1975: Bart Conner 1976: 1977: Gene Whelan 1978: Jim Hartung 1979: Bart Conner 1980: Jim Hartung 1981: Jim Hartung 1982: Jim Hartung 1983: Bart Conner 1984: Tim Daggett 1985: Phil Cahoy 1986: Phil Cahoy 1987: Tim Daggett 1988: Kevin Davis 1989: Kevin Davis 1990: Patrick Kirksey 1991: Chris Waller 1992: Chris Waller 1993: Chris Waller 1994: Mihai Bagiu 1995: Mark Sohn 1996: Josh Stein 1997: John Roethlisberger 1998: John Roethlisberger 1999: John Roethlisberger 2000: John Roethlisberger 2001: Brett McClure 2002: Paul Hamm 2003: Paul Hamm 2004: Brett McClure 2005: Yewki Tomita 2006: Alexander Artemev 2007: Alexander Artemev 2008: Yewki Tomita 2009: Luke Stannard 2010: Daniel Ribeiro 2011: Alex Naddour 2012: Alex Naddour 2013: Alex Naddour 2014: Sam Mikulak 2015: Alex Naddour 2016: Donothan Bailey 2017: Alex Naddour 2018: Alec Yoder 2019: Sam Mikulak 2020: No competition 2021: Stephen Nedoroscik 2022: Stephen Nedoroscik 2023: Stephen Nedoroscik 2024: Stephen Nedoroscik 2025: Patrick Hoopes vteNissen-Emery Award 1966: James Curzi 1967: Steve Cohen 1968: Dave Thor 1969: Robert Emery 1970: Pete Difurio 1971: Brent Simmons 1972: Tom Lindner 1973: John Crosby Jr. 1974: Steve Hug 1975: Jay Whelan 1976: Gene Whelan 1977: Peter Kormann 1978: Tim LaFleur 1979: Kurt Thomas 1980: Mario McCutcheon 1981: Bart Conner 1982: Jim Hartung 1983: Peter Vidmar 1984: Roy Palassou 1985: Matt Arnot 1986: Wes Suter 1987: Spider Maxwell 1988: Tom Schlesinger 1989: David Zeddies 1990: Mike Racanelli 1991: Jarrod Hanks 1992: Scott Keswick 1993: John Roethlisberger 1994: Kip Simons 1995: Josh Stein 1996: Darren Elg 1997: Blaine Wilson 1998: Dan Fink 1999: Todd Bishop 2000: Jeff LaVallee 2001: Jamie Natalie 2002: Justin Toman 2003: Daniel Furney 2004: Dan Gill 2005: Guillermo Alvarez 2006: Justin Spring 2007: Matt Cohen 2008: Jonathan Horton 2009: Casey Sandy 2010: Luke Stannard 2011: Steven Legendre 2012: Paul Ruggeri 2013: Eddie Penev 2014: Sam Mikulak 2015: Ellis Mannon 2016: Jesse Glenn 2017: Akash Modi 2018: Sean Melton 2019: Yul Moldauer 2020: Stephen Nedoroscik 2021: Shane Wiskus 2022: Brody Malone 2023: Paul Juda 2024: Colt Walker 2025: Taylor Christopulos 2026: Fred Richard This biographical article related to a United States artistic gymnast is a stub. 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