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Glen Sochasky
Full name Glen Sochasky Nationality Venezuelan Born (1956-11-28 ) November 28, 1956 (age 65) Venezuela Sport Swimming Strokes Breaststroke
Glen Sochasky (born 28 November 1956) is a Venezuelan former swimmer who competed in the 1976 Summer Olympics .[1]
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1926: Cuba
1930: Cuba
1935 – 1962: not held
1966: Puerto Rico C. Pérez , Chenaux , G. Goodner , Ferraioli )
1970: Puerto Rico Ferraioli , M. Goodner , G. Goodner )
1974: Venezuela Sochasky , Goicoechea , , Volcán )
1978: Puerto Rico Cañales , Pérez , de Jesús , Berrocal )
1982: Venezuela Vidal , , François , Mestre )
1986: Cuba
1990: Mexico Escamilla , , González )
1993: Mexico
1998: Venezuela Quevedo , Páez , Rojas , Sánchez )
2002: Venezuela Quevedo , Páez , Subirats , Sánchez )
2006: Venezuela Subirats , Acuña , Alesi , Rojas )
2010: Venezuela Acuña , Quintero , Goméz , Subirats )
2014: Venezuela Quintero , Acuña , , Subirats )
2018: Mexico Ramírez , , , Gutiérrez )
1959: Mexico Mejía , , Ríos , Uribe )
1962: Mexico Rabell , , Ríos , Escalante )
1966: Mexico Echevarría , Hernández , Altamirano , Ruíz )
1970: Mexico J. Santibáñez , M. Santibáñez , Cal , Muñoz )
1974: Mexico Álvarez , Marmolejo , , )
1978: Puerto Rico Berrocal , Catinchi , Pérez , Cañales )
1982: Venezuela Frigo , Sochasky , Vidal , Mestre )
1986: Venezuela Frigo , Henão , Umaña , Mestre )
1990: Puerto Rico Guzmán , Torres , , Busquets )
1993: Cuba Falcón , González , , )
1998: Cuba Falcón , Rodríguez , García , Hernández )
2002: Mexico Ilika , Siqueiros )
2006: Venezuela Subirats , , Alesi , Rojas )
2010: Venezuela Subirats , Andara , Alesi , Acuña )
2014: Venezuela Subirats , Claverie , , Quintero )
2018: Mexico Castillo , Gutiérrez , )
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