Cook Islands Sports & National Olympic Committee history. WHEN IT ALL BEGAN Although records are Basketball (Netball) Association1940 Rarotonga sailing Club Inc COOK ISLANDS SPORTS olympic ASSOCIATION Cook http://www.oceaniasport.com/cookis/index.cgi?sID=16
The History Of Musto 01.03.04 The history Of Musto The year in which the name Musto 1972/76 Keith is reserveto British olympic Squad and appointed National sailing Coach to http://www.musto.co.uk/index.cfm?articleid=820
History history (continued first place, crew, Charlie Ogletree 1996 Canadian olympic RegattaKingston Team USA/John Kolius 1997 World Blind sailing Championship England http://www.houstonyachtclub.com/public_area/history/history_yachting_credits.htm
Olympic Sailing Classes - Around The World Of Sailing the olympic level. We ll look at the classes, potential winners, thevenue and the history of olympic sailing. This year s olympic http://www.torresen.com/sailing/content_archives/000585.php
Extractions: Next article: Joyon's Accomplishments Throughout February we will have a look at sailing at the Olympic level. We'll look at the classes, potential winners, the venue and the history of Olympic sailing. This year's Olympic regatta is from 14 to 28 August in Athens, Greece. In 2004 there will be 11 classes that will sail 9 different classes of boats. Three of these classes are for single handed sailors. Most familiar is the Laser one of the most popular sailboats ever. The Laser is 13 feet and 150,000 of them exist worldwide. The Finn is the singlehanded class for men. In the past sailors such as Paul Elvstrom and Russell Coutts have sailed this demanding boat. The Europe is the single handed class for women. The boat is similar to the Finn, but allows women in the 100 to 175 pound range to compete successfully. The and the 49er are dinghy classes for 2 person crews. The 15 foot 470 has seperate classes for men's and women's team. It has been an Olympic class since 1976.
Olympic Report, Gymnastics And More MARITAL ARTS; ARCHERY/SHOOTING; WATER POLO; BEACH VOLLEYBALL; BASEBALL;TRACK FIELD; CREW sailing; olympic history; US Men s Tennis Team. http://www.girlstalksports.com/Olympic_Report/olympic_report.html
Extractions: Qantas Offers Sydney As Low As $925 TRACK AND FIELD medal results by country and news DeFrantz wants to make history as first WOMAN IOC President KWAN Swept at Grand Prix Blaine Wilson Wins Winter Cup SWIMMING WORLD CUP BEGINS - November 10, 2000 Krazyleberg Honored USOC RESIGNATION COULD AFFECT GYMNASTICS October 31, 2000 - The fallout continues after the "Best Ever Olympic Games," as finger pointing and controversy rules the in an assortment of countries unhappy with their Olympic results. COLLEGES WITH MOST MEDAL? GTS shows you which colleges have the most Olympic Medal Winners e-mail today! GYMNASTIC NEWS OLYMPIC MEDAL RESULTS BOXING USA BASKETBALL USA BASEBALL - GOLD GYMNASTIC FINAL RESULTS - MEDALS BY COUNTRY ... U.S. WOMEN'S WATER POLO - SILVER IN THE POOL
History history. The US sailing Center operated by Pacific Coast sailing Foundation beganwith the skills of sailors who want to compete up to olympic and professional http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/park/dept_info/history.html
Suecrafer@compuserve.com Sue Crafers Life history . She supported the Australian olympic sailing Team from1994 by the means of event regatta cover, Sports Medicine professional network http://hometown.aol.com.au/SailingCoach/webpages/life history/
Extractions: Sue is now involved as a member of the International Sailing Federation's Medical Commission as Sailing Physiotherapist and advises internationally on injuries in sailing. She continues to present "Functional Analysis of the Biomechanics of Sailing" workshops at various locations such as the Spa Olympic Classes Regatta this year on behalf of ISAF and also independently.
Summary Of Olympic Games Sports sailing Federation has selected 11 sailing competition classes. Football was includedin olympic competition at many great athletes during its long history. http://www.cartan.com/summarysports.htm
Extractions: Diving started developing at the end of the 19th century in Europe and was included into Olympic competition at the St. Louis Games in 1904.Olympic diving competition includes the 10m platform and the 3m springboard for men and women, and 10m platform and 3m springboard synchronized for men and women. AQUATICS SWIMMING Swimming counts among the most popular sports disciplines of the modern Olympic era. Freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly together with freestyle and medley relays make up the official Olympic Games competition program. Athletes compete in two individual events and also in a number of relays. AQUATICS SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING
Malta Olympic Committee - History - By Year 1956 remains known in history for two sad events Board sailing Jean Paul Fleri Soler 33rd place out of Mr. Bertie Muscat was awarded the olympic Award by H http://www.nocmalta.org/kom_history_year.htm
Extractions: Athens 1896 12 countries took part in these Games for which there were 80,000 spectators. The Americans dominated most of the athletics events (they won 9 out of the 15 events), while the Germans were superior in gymnastics, and the French in cycling. However the disappointment of the Greeks was soon forgotten when Spyros Louis managed to win the marathon. Paris 1900 These Games took part at the same time when the World Fair was being organized, and the organizers of this Fair, did all they could so that the Olympic Games would not steal the show. The Paris Games lasted 5 months, and because of this the interest in the Games were not high. No adequate sports stadia were built and the Games were held at the track of the Racing Club de France at the Bois de Boulogne. However the standard of the athletes was already getting better. Water polo was one of the sports in this edition.
July 29 Events In History - BrainyHistory July 29 Birthdays in history, IL, actor (Calif Dreaming, Days of Our Lives) July29, 1971 Jayne Fenner, Four Marks England, US sailing (olympic92) July 29 http://www.brainyhistory.com/daysbirth/birth_july_29.html
International Moth Class Association Histroy Moth history Summary. The International Moth was also selected as an official trainingclass for the Japanese olympic sailing team, to hone their balance skills http://www.moth-sailing.org/moth_history.html
Extractions: The following are actual (gif) image copies of an original document typed by Len Morris around 1963 on International Moth Class History. Click here for a Moth Design Guide (in German) but feel free to use AltaVista's Babel Fish to translate the page to english. Moth History Summary The International Moth holds the current world record for the furthest south a sailing craft has ever ventured. A photo of the Moth, designed by Hal Wagstaff and built by his brother Gary in Wellington NZ, hangs even today in the Antartic base at McMurdo Sound. The King of Siam once sailed the Thai Moth he built and designed himself, in a Moth regatta in the UK. It all began in 1928 when the late Len Morris built a cat rigged (single sail) flat bottomed scow to sail on Andersons' Inlet at Inverloch, a seaside resort, 130km from Melbourne in Australia. She was hard chined, was eleven foot long, and carried 80 sq ft in single mainsail. The craft was named "Olive" after his wife. The constuction was timber with an internal construction somewhat like Hargreave's box kite.
A Potted History Of Shoreham Sailing Club, Part 2 This history is a very personal view of the sailing club by Alan man through and through(though he did bring home an olympic medal sailing a Tempest in http://www.shorehamsailing.org/SSC0004.html
Extractions: Official opening of the Shoreham clubhouse (SMYC) in 1961.From left to right: Unknown, Gary Denham Vice Chairman Sailing Division, Captain Stephenson CEO of Shoreham Harbour Trustees, Arthur Walker Vice Commodore SMYC, John Bandiew(?) Chairman Sailing Division and Rear Commodore SMYC, Alex Bedlow Commodore SMYC. Photo by the Shoreham Herald. Shoreham Sailing Club history, part 2. (the Shoreham Sailing Club story continued) We were lucky as in 1956 the new coal burning power station came into operation, the harbour mouth nearly doubled in width to allow colliers access, prior to this it was often difficult to get in and out. We were able to get free of charge the ash from the power station, at that time they were more that happy to dump the ash on our land.The area was raised many feet and it proved to be a good fill, we finished it off with a grass tennis court taken form a garden in Woodley Road, Worthing. We made a rolled wooden slipway which we used for many years, each weekend we would unroll this cumbersome thing , it was very unsatisfactory but in those days Merlin Rockets had handles. It was hard work hauling them up and down the beach. The 'new' Shoreham Sailing Club building at Soldiers Point, constructed in 1960, with the help of a gravedigger who did a fine job digging a cess pit in the shingle!
SearchBug Directory: Sports: Events: Olympics 16) Personal Pages (3) Pin Collecting (30) Rowing (3) sailing (6) Shooting (7 Includesmembership, constitution, links, and the Journal of olympic history. http://www.searchbug.com/directory.aspx/Sports/Events/Olympics/
Extractions: Web Pages - ranked by popularity International Olympic Committee http://www.olympic.org/ [Official site] A variety of information involving the candidate and host cities, events, IOC policies, international sports federations, national Olympic committees, and Olympic museum. [Site in French and English] Olympic Truce http://www.olympictruce.org/ Describes the history of the concept of world peace through sports, description of the foundation and news items. International Olympic Numismatic Federation http://www.collectors.olympic.org/e/fino/index2.html
The Advertiser: "OLYMPICS: Golden Chance To Make History" Has Been Archived bronze medals the finest return in Australian olympic history. The Australianolympic Committee, however, does not swimming with five and sailing with two. http://www.theadvertiser.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5936,9474130%5E12428,00
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Ananova - Olympic Sport Guide - Sailing olympic history. sailing or olympic Yachting as it was called, was scheduled forthe first Modern olympic Games in 1896 but was cancelled due to the weather. http://www.ananova.com/sport/story/sm_43444.html
Extractions: Ananova: Olympic sport guide - Sailing A guide to the Olympic sport of Sailing Competition details The different crafts used for sailing at the Olympic Games can be grouped into four main types: Mistral The Mistral is a type of windsurfer, consisting of a board with a mast and sail. The sailor controls the mast and sail with arms and steers with body weight, moving in a standing position. Dinghy Finn, Europe, Laser, 49er and 470 classes are dinghies, characterised by a lifting centreboard and have either a single sail (una) rig, for the Finn, Europe and Laser or two sail (sloop) rig for the 470 class. 470s and the high performance 49er's also have an additional downwind sail called a spinnaker. Dinghies are steered by a rudder and the crew use their body weight as leverage to counterbalance forces developed by the rig. At the Olympic Games, the Finn is used only in men's events, whilst the Europe only in women's events. The 470 is a men's and women's event, the Laser and 49er's are open events. Keel boats The Soling and Star classes are both keel boats. Keel boats have a ballasted fin fixed below the hull (keel) and the Soling has a spinnaker. Soling and Star are both open events at the Games. The medals in the sailing class are decided by a match racing knock-out competition.
Tufts E-News -- Tufts Grads Eye Olympics US a threewoman Yngling sailing team made history with a represent the UnitedStates in the first ever olympic womens keelboat sailing event next http://enews.tufts.edu/stories/081403TeamChallenge.htm
Extractions: PRINT THIS ARTICLE SUBMIT YOUR COMMENTS Tufts Grads Eye Olympics Warnemunde, Germany [08.14.03] Even though Team Challenge US Palm Beach Post Even before taking the championship, the sailors in Team Challenge US were accomplished. Lee Icyda, the tactician and a sail trimmer, is a 2001 Tufts graduate with a degree in International Relations and Economics, and a national champion in sailing. Betsy Alison, the helmsman, is a 1981 Tufts history and political science major and is 5-time Rolex Yachtswoman of the Year, past Yngling Women's World Champion, and ranked first in the US. The Boston Globe Post It was one of many strong performances the team has put in this year. Post. Post.
History Of The Sandy Bay Sailing Club at Sandy Bay twice in the Club s history; the first in The 420 is a feeder class tothe olympic men and The Sandy Bay sailing Club has been well represented at http://www.tased.edu.au/tasonline/sbsc/history.htm
Extractions: About Us News Contact Details Committee Members ... Home History of the Club The Sandy Bay Sailing Club started life on 1 March 1948 as the Sandy Bay Dinghy Club operating from Red Chapel Beach, half a kilometre or so towards the city from our current location. The Club moved to Long Point and the current clubhouse in the early 1960s. The clubhouse has been extensively modified since then to provide comprehensive facilities for its 1990s members. Long Point provides the Club with a unique environment where races can be conducted in clear view of the clubhouse and the beach while at the same time offering fair courses in all but the most demanding conditions. Over the years the Club has catered for a wide range of yacht classes. By far the most enduring is the International Cadet. The Cadet, crewed by two junior (U/18) sailors, is supported as a training class by the single-handed International Optimist. Both of these boats are ideal trainers and both are supported by full international status, with the World Championship as the pinnacle in each. The International Cadet World Championship has been conducted at Sandy Bay twice in the Club's history; the first in 1969-70 and the second in 1994-5. Over a dozen countries sent teams of up to 7 boats to contest this keenly fought series in typically-testing Derwent River conditions.
Bassadone - Hopson Olympic Sailing Campaign Site for the Christina Bassadone and Katherine Hopson olympic sailing campaign in preparation for the International 470 class at the Athens 2004 olympic Games. http://www.gbr470girls.co.uk
Extractions: Two years ago, Christina and Katherine combined as a team with the aim of competing at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens in the 470 dinghy class. Please explore this campaign website and find out more about us and the 470 dinghy we sail. Over the coming season will be posting news and regatta reports here on a regular basis so make sure you come back to avoid missing the latest from the Olympic sailing world.
