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BIG EAST schools with current coaches and past athletes eyeing gold in the 2016 Summer Olympics.

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil – The 2016 Rio Olympics officially begin on Friday with opening ceremonies and representatives from eight BIG EAST schools will be in attendance, eyeing their chance at a Gold Medal. Butler, Creighton, DePaul, Georgetown, Marquette, Providence, St. John’s and Villanova all have former athletes or current coaches in Brazil, competing in various sports, including men’s and women’s basketball and track and field.
 
 
Name BIG EAST School Country Event
Callum Hawkins Butler Great Britain Track & Field - Marathon
Victoria Mitchell Butler Australia Track & Field - Steeplechase
Rob Mullett Butler Great Britain Track & Field - Steeplechase
Gregory Echenique Creighton Venezuela Men’s Basketball
Tim Nedow DePaul Canada Track & Field - Shot Put
Doug Bruno DePaul United States Women’s Basketball, Assistant Coach
Emily Infeld Georgetown United States Track & Field - 10,000 Meters
Charlie Buckingham Georgetown United States Sailing
Michelle Konkoly Georgetown United States, Paralympics Swimming
Jimmy Butler Marquette United States Men’s Basketball
David Cubillan Marquette Venezuela Men’s Basketball
Katherine Plouffe Marquette Canada Women’s Basketball
Julian Matthews Providence New Zealand Track & Field – 1,500 Meters
Priscilla Frederick St. John’s Antigua and Barbuda Track & Field – High Jump
Marsha Henry St. John’s United States Track & Field - manager
Daryl Homer St. John’s United States Fencing
Jane Vongvorachoti St. John’s Thailand Track & Field – Marathon
Dagmara Wozniak St. John’s United States Fencing
Yury Gelman St. John’s United States Fencing – Coach
Patrick Tiernan Villanova Australia Track & Field – 5,000 Meters
Sam McEntee Villanova Australia Track & Field – 5,000 Meters
Kyle Lowry Villanova United States Men’s Basketball