List of Oklahoma State University Olympians
Since the 1924 Olympics, 56 Oklahoma State University Olympians have won a total of 25 medals, 21 gold, three silver, and one bronze.[1]
1924 - Paris
- Guy Lookabaugh - Wrestled at 158.5 and received 4th place
- Orion Stuteville - Wrestling participant
1928 - Amsterdam
- Clarence Berryman - Wrestled at 145 and received 6th place
- George Rule - Wrestling participant
- Charles Strack - Wrestling participant
- Earl McCready - Wrestling participant for Team Canada at Heavyweight
1932 - Los Angeles
- Bobby Pearce - Won gold medal at 123 in wrestling
- Jack VanBebber - Won gold medal at 158.5 in wrestling
- Melvin Clodfelter - Wrestling participant at 145
- Conrald Caldwell - Wrestling participant
1936 - Berlin
- Frank Lewis - Won gold medal at 158.5 in wrestling
- Ross Flood - Won silver medal at 123 in wrestling
- Roy Dunn - Wrestling participant at Heavyweight
- Fred Parkey - Wrestling participant
- Harley Strong - Wrestling participant at 145
- George Chiga - Wrestling participant for Team Canada at Heavyweight
- Edward Clark Gallagher - Honorary Coach
- Clarence Gallagher - Trainer
1948 - London
- Bob Kurland - Won gold medal as member of USA Basketball Team
- Jesse Renick - Won gold medal as member of USA Basketball Team
- Hal Moore - Wrestled at 136.5 and received 6th place
- William Jernigan - Wrestling participant at 114.5
- Richard Hutton - Wrestling participant at Heavyweight
- Art Griffith - Coached the USA Wrestling Team
- Cliff Keen - Manager for USA Wrestling Team
1952 - Helsinki
- Bob Kurland - Won gold medal as a member of USA Basketball Team
- J.W. Mashburn - Participated in track and field
- Raymond Swartz - Coached the USA Wrestling Team
- Buel Patterson - Manager for USA Wrestling Team
1956 - Melbourne
- J.W. Mashburn - Won gold medal in the 1600 meter relay
- Myron Roderick - Wrestled at 136.5 and received 4th place
- Dick Beattie - Wrestling participant at 160.5
- Dr. James Graham - Track and Field team (Pole vault)
- Daniel Hodge - Won silver medal in the middleweight division of freestyle wrestling
1960 - Rome
- Doug Blubaugh - Won gold medal in wrestling at 160.5
- Shelby Wilson - Won gold medal in wrestling at 147.5
1964 - Tokyo
- Yojiro Uetake - Won gold medal in wrestling at 125.5
- Bobby Douglas - Wrestled at 138.5 and received 4th place
- Henry Iba - Coached the USA Basketball Team
- Rex Perry - Coached the USA Wrestling Team
- Myron Roderick - Assistant coach for the USA Wrestling Team
- Fendley Collins - Manager for the USA Wrestling Team
1968 - Mexico City
- Yojiro Uetake - Won gold medal in wrestling at 125.5
- James King - Won gold medal as member of USA Basketball Team
- Bobby Douglas - Wrestling participant at 138.5
- Henry Iba - Coached the USA Basketball Team
- Dr. Donald Cooper - Team Physician for the USA Basketball Team
- Tom Von Ruden - 1,500m and finished ninth
1972 - Munich
- Gene Davis - Wrestling participant at 136.5
- J. Robinson - Greco Roman wrestling participant at 180.5
- Harry Geris - Wrestled for Team Canada at Heavyweight
- Henry Iba - Coached the USA Basketball Team
1976 - Montreal
- Gene Davis - Won bronze medal in wrestling at 136.5
- Jimmy Jackson - Wrestling participant at Heavyweight
- Harry Geris - Wrestled for Team Canada at Heavyweight
- Chris McCubbins - Participated for Team Canada in track and field
1984 - Los Angeles
- Gary Green - Won gold medal as member of USA Baseball Team
- Bruce Baumgartner/grad student & assistant coach - Won gold medal in wrestling
- Lee Roy Smith - Wrestling participant at 136.5
- Henry Iba - Coach of USA Basketball Team
- Bill McDaniel - Team Doctor for USA Basketball
1988 - Seoul
- John Smith (wrestler) - Won gold medal in wrestling at 136.5
- Kenny Monday - Won gold medal in wrestling at 163
- Robin Ventura - Won gold medal as member of USA Baseball Team
- Christine McMiken - Participated in Track and Field
- Joe Seay - Assistant Coach for USA Wrestling Team
1992 - Barcelona
1996 - Atlanta
2000 - Sydney
2004 - Athens
- Daniel Cormier - Wrestled at
- Eric Guerrero - Wrestled at
- Jamill Kelly - Won silver medal in wrestling at
- Mindaugas Pukstas - Participated for Lithuania in the marathon
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