Tim Cash made scoring points for the Albion swimming team lookeasy. He led the Britons in scoring two of his four seasons, andfinished with what was then a school-record 413.5 career points.Tim served as one of the co-captains for the 1966-67 and 1967-68teams, and he was named the most valuable swimmer for the 1965-66and 1967-68 seasons.
School records were numerous during Tim’s career. Duringthe 1964-65 campaign, his freshman season, Tim lowered the schoolmarks in the 200- and 500-yard freestyle events. During the 1965-66campaign, Tim was undefeated in 11 races in the 100-yard freestyle,and he lowered the school marks in the 100- and 200-yard freestyleevents. In 1967, Tim teamed with Phil Hewett, Greg Pulling, andPete Carlton to win the 400-yard freestyle relay with aschool-record time of 3:29.3 in a dual meet against Wayne State.The next season, Tim helped the 400 freestyle relay team lower theschool record to 3:28.8.
Still active in athletics, Tim ran in the Detroit Free Pressmarathon in 1987 and the Marine Corps marathon in 1989. Tim alsolists golf as a hobby.
Now living in Indianapolis, Tim is a partner with the accountingfirm of Ernst & Young. He served on the national committee forAlbion’s Campaign for the Generations, and served on theboard of the Detroit Metro YMCA from 1992 to 1996.
Tim and his wife, Nancy Evans Cash, ’69, are the parentsof Lisa, Amy, and Douglas.
