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James Moroney
Personal information
Born	(1953-03-19) March 19, 1953 (age 71) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Sport
Sport	Rowing

James Moroney (born March 19, 1953) is an American rower. He competed at the 1972 Summer Olympics and the 1976 Summer Olympics.

References

Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "James Moroney Olympic Results". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on April 18, 2020. Retrieved August 20, 2018.

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v t e Pan American Games Rowing Champions in Men's Eight
1951: Coluzzi, Lopez, Nievas, Martinez, Mancini, Merlini, Andueza, Moreno, Cesi (ARG) 1955: Knecht, Toland, Irving Miller, Dorwart, Hermann, Senoff, McIlvaine Jr., Greipp, Rosenberg (USA) 1959: Edmonds, Schoel, Rouen, Michael Larsen, Montesi, Miller, Kries, Mills, Winkelstein (USA) 1963: Sturdy, Lemieux, Worobieff, Gray, McIntosh, Dewar, Browne, Stokes, Overton (CAN) 1967: Gardner, Higgins, Livingston, Fiechter, Hobbs, Steketee, Larkin, Canning, Hoffman (USA) 1971: Demiddi, Segurado, Aberastegui, Rodríguez, Martín, del Cano, de Dios, Cruz, Mazerati (ARG) 1975: Moroney, Everett, Mickelson, Stevenson, Umlauf, Shealy, Vespoli, Hess, Jaugstetter (USA) 1979: Turner, Townley, Stekl, Wooman, Lubsen, Hess, Colgan, Ibbetson, Chatzky (USA) 1983: Lyons, B. Smith, Jacobson, Penny, Kissick, J. Smith, De Ruff, Cataldo, Stillings (USA) 1987: Kissick, Matthiessen, Bausback, Huntington, Meyn, Ives, Anderson, Strotbeck, Shellans Jr. (USA) 1991: Unknown (CUB) 1995: Segaloff, Klepacki, Koven, Brown, Smith, Kaehler, McKibben, Honebein, Hall (USA) 1999: Anderson, Protz, Borcherding, Murphy, Simon, Henry, Neil, Holbrook, Murray (USA) 2003: Stillings, Hoopman, Bosley, Cranston, Liwski, Daniels, Brennan, Jones, Fredericks (USA) 2007: Kepper, Callaghan, Winkler, Beery, C. Winklevoss, Bea, O'Dunne, T. Winklevoss, Delguercio (USA) 2011: Read, Kasprzyk, Wheeler, Spencer, Gennaro, Otto, Didier, McElhenney, Johnson (USA) 2015: Bahain, Barakso, Crothers, Dean, Evans, Koudys, Langerfeld, McCabe, Schrijver (CAN) 2019: Carino, Esteras, Haack, Herrera, Infante, Murillo, Romero, Scenna, Suárez (ARG) 2023: Paz, León, Heredia, Romero, Barnet, Suárez, Ajete, Cardona, Carlos González (CUB)

Pan American Games Rowing Champions in Men's Eight

1951: Coluzzi, Lopez, Nievas, Martinez, Mancini, Merlini, Andueza, Moreno, Cesi (ARG)
1955: Knecht, Toland, Irving Miller, Dorwart, Hermann, Senoff, McIlvaine Jr., Greipp, Rosenberg (USA)
1959: Edmonds, Schoel, Rouen, Michael Larsen, Montesi, Miller, Kries, Mills, Winkelstein (USA)
1963: Sturdy, Lemieux, Worobieff, Gray, McIntosh, Dewar, Browne, Stokes, Overton (CAN)
1967: Gardner, Higgins, Livingston, Fiechter, Hobbs, Steketee, Larkin, Canning, Hoffman (USA)
1971: Demiddi, Segurado, Aberastegui, Rodríguez, Martín, del Cano, de Dios, Cruz, Mazerati (ARG)
1975: Moroney, Everett, Mickelson, Stevenson, Umlauf, Shealy, Vespoli, Hess, Jaugstetter (USA)
1979: Turner, Townley, Stekl, Wooman, Lubsen, Hess, Colgan, Ibbetson, Chatzky (USA)
1983: Lyons, B. Smith, Jacobson, Penny, Kissick, J. Smith, De Ruff, Cataldo, Stillings (USA)
1987: Kissick, Matthiessen, Bausback, Huntington, Meyn, Ives, Anderson, Strotbeck, Shellans Jr. (USA)
1991: Unknown (CUB)
1995: Segaloff, Klepacki, Koven, Brown, Smith, Kaehler, McKibben, Honebein, Hall (USA)
1999: Anderson, Protz, Borcherding, Murphy, Simon, Henry, Neil, Holbrook, Murray (USA)
2003: Stillings, Hoopman, Bosley, Cranston, Liwski, Daniels, Brennan, Jones, Fredericks (USA)
2007: Kepper, Callaghan, Winkler, Beery, C. Winklevoss, Bea, O'Dunne, T. Winklevoss, Delguercio (USA)
2011: Read, Kasprzyk, Wheeler, Spencer, Gennaro, Otto, Didier, McElhenney, Johnson (USA)
2015: Bahain, Barakso, Crothers, Dean, Evans, Koudys, Langerfeld, McCabe, Schrijver (CAN)
2019: Carino, Esteras, Haack, Herrera, Infante, Murillo, Romero, Scenna, Suárez (ARG)
2023: Paz, León, Heredia, Romero, Barnet, Suárez, Ajete, Cardona, Carlos González (CUB)

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