In 1968, all eyes in the sporting world were turned to Arden Hills Day Spa and Swim Club, home of the top swimmers in the world: Mark Spitz, Debbie Meyer, Mike Burton, Sue Pedersen …
Debbie Meyer counts years, not medals, and she swears she is ready to read a new chapter. Forty-eight years ago. The 1968 Games. She was just a 16-year-old from Carmichael when she swept the 200-, 400- and 800-meter events in Mexico City, becoming the first swimmer to win three individual Olympic gold medals.Debbie Meyer counts years, not medals, and she swears she is ready to read a new chapter. Forty-eight years ago. The 1968 Games. She was just a 16-year-old from Carmichael when she swept the 200-, 400- and 800-meter events in Mexico City, becoming the first swimmer to win three individual Olympic gold medals.
>Sacramento Elite Swimmers
Alyssa Anderson, gold medal swimmer in 2012 Summer Olympics
Mike Burton, two-time gold medalist swimmer in 1968 Summer Olympics
Jeff Float, Olympic gold medalist swimmer in 1984 Summer Olympics
Debbie Meyer, three-time Olympic gold medalist swimmer at 1968 Summer Olympics
Susan Pedersen, swimming gold medalist in 1968 Summer Olympics
Summer Sanders, gold medalist swimmer at 1992 Summer Olympics
Mark Spitz, seven-time gold medalist swimmer at 1972 Summer Olympics
