Timothy Patrick DAGGETT

États-Unis d’Amérique
États-Unis d’Amérique
Gymnastique artistiqueGymnastique artistique
Médailles olympiques
1O
1B
Participations1
Première participationLos Angeles 1984
Année de naissance1962

Biographie

Tim Daggett competed for UCLA, helping them win the 1984 NCAA title, while placing second that year in individual all-around, and winning NCAA apparatus titles on rings, pommels, and parallel bars. He competed at the 1984 Olympics, winning the team gold medal and a bronze medal on pommel horse. Daggett continued to compete through 1988, trying to make that Olympic team, but injuries hampered his efforts in 1987-88. He was on US World Championship teams in 1983, 1985, and 1987, shattering his left leg in a bad landing on vault at the 1987 Worlds.

After retiring from competition, Daggett settled near his hometown of Springfield, Massachusetts with his wife, Deanne, an anesthesiologist. He ran a gymnastics facility in Agawam, Massachusetts and coached both boys and girls programs. Daggett has also spent many years as an expert commentator on gymnastics for NBC Television.

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