A trio of Los Altos-area swimmers -Margee MacFarland Curran, Nancy Stauffer Augliera and Erin Bakey- earlier this month competed in the National Masters Short CourseMeet at De Anza College. The meet attracted 2,000 athletes, varyingin age from 19-101, from all over the United States.
MacFarland Curran placed first in the 35-39 age group in the 1,000freestyle (10:43.03), 500 free (5:15.13) and 200 free (1:58.1),took third in the 100 butterfly and seventh in the 50 free and50 fly. A member of the Cal-Berkeley sports hall of fame for becomingthe university’s first All-American swimmer her freshman year,she now lives in Edmonds, Wash.
In her age division, Stauffer Augliera, 32, notched eighth inthe 100 free and 12th in the 200 backstroke and 200 free. Nowa San Jose resident, she garnered All-American honors while atCal-Poly San Luis Obispo.
The duo swam together at Los Altos High and for the Los AltosAquatic and De Anza teams in the 1970s and early ’80s.
Also a Los Altos High grad, Bakey, 26, placed fifth in the 50breaststroke and seventh in the 100 I.M. at the masters meet.After high school, Bakey attended the University of Californiaat San Diego, where she set several records. She lives in SanDiego.
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