Tom Courtney, Olympic Gold Medalist and Fordham Sports Great, Dies at 90
Key points:
- Tom Courtney, Olympic gold medalist and Fordham sports great, passed away at the age of 90.
- Courtney was a highly accomplished track athlete, winning multiple individual titles and setting world records as part of the Fordham relay team.
- His achievements at the Olympics, including a gold medal in the dramatic 800-meter race, solidified his place in sports history.
Tom Courtney, two-time Olympic gold medalist and a member of the National Track & Field Hall of Fame, passed away at the age of 90. Courtney, a graduate of Fordham University, was regarded as one of their most accomplished student-athletes. He leaves behind a legacy of hard work, determination, and inspiration for current and future Fordham Rams. His achievements, both on and off the track, will forever be remembered in the Fordham history books. Tom Courtney’s passing is a significant loss for the Fordham community and the world of athletics.
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