61. Wauu.DE: Sports: Basketball: History http//www.sportsline.com/u/basketball/nba/history/. Remember the American BasketballAssociation Team histories, logos, statistics, yearly standings and http://www.wauu.de/Sports/Basketball/History/

Home Sports Basketball : History Search DMOZ-Verzeichnis: All Categories Categories Onlye Links: 1993 NBA Finals Offers a tribute to the game of Chicago Bulls vs. Phoenix Suns. Includes game to game points, articles, videos, and statistics. http://www.geocities.com/nbafinals93 ABA2000 SportsJones Article Neil deMause examines the prospects of the new league. http://www.sportsjones.com/sj/230.shtml Basketball Statistic Archive Recent EuroLeague, European Championship, NBA, Olympic Games, Saporta Cup, SuproLeague, World Championship. http://ok.kalnieciai.lt/ Basketball World Championship Winners Winners of the Basketball World Championship for the years 1954-91. http://swishweb.com/Sports_and_Games/Basketball/spgame03bsk.htm Basketball.com Download the database for NBA basketball stats. Sorts by team, league, player, playoffs and year. http://basketball.com/database.shtml Black Legends of Professional Basketball About the pioneers of basketball who broke down the barriers so all could play, with history, teams and the players. http://www.blacklegendsbasketball.com

62. College Basketball History - InsideHoops NCAA college basketball history, ncaa touranment history, most winning coachesand much more. College basketball history Click Here. By InsideHoops.com. http://www.insidehoops.com/ncaa/history.shtml

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63. IVC Men's Basketball History Home Athletics Men s Basketball History Men s basketball history.Irvine Valley College s men s basketball team made a name http://www.ivc.edu/athletics/m_basketball/history.aspx

Advanced Search IVC Athletics Athletics Schedule Contact Information ... Coaching Staff History Roster Photo Galleries Statistics Women's Basketball ... Women's Volleyball Contacts: Jerry Hernandez Men's Basketball Coach Brent Shaver Sports Information Office Keith Calkins Interim Dean of Health Sciences, Home Athletics Men's Basketball History Men's Basketball History Irvine Valley College's men's basketball team made a name for itself long before its first game by announcing that Southern California coaching legend Bill Mulligan would head the inaugural 1992-93 team. Mulligan, who is the winningest coach in UC Irvine history, came to IVC just five victories short of 500 career collegiate wins. Mulligan's squads improved each of his three years at IVC. He led IVC's first team to a record of 14-17 and a berth in the Southern California Community College playoffs. The 1993-94 team finished with an 18-15 record. Mulligan's final year at Irvine Valley was the breakthrough season for the young program. All-state center Keon Clark, who later played at UNLV, led the Lasers to a 22-12 record. Mulligan's departure following that season led to an extensive search for a capable successor. Jerry Hernandez, who had been an assistant on Cerritos' 32-2 team, was named the new head coach. In his first year, Hernandez led IVC to a record of 16-17 and the first road playoff win in the program's history. Hernandez made some more history the following year, capturing the program's first Orange Empire Conference title. The Lasers finished the year ranked ninth in the state and fifth in Southern California and had a record of 26-8 overall and 12-2 in conference.

64. Basketball History: New & Used Books: Find The Lowest Price basketball history Compare new and used books prices among 98 book stores ina click. Find the lowest price. Searched in books for basketball history. http://www.fetchbook.info/Basketball_History.html

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65. Haverford College Women's Basketball: History History. Women s basketball was among the first three sports the collegeadopted when it went fullycoed in 1980-81. The founding http://www.haverford.edu/athletics/basketballw/history.htm

Coach Captains Roster Schedule ... Haverford Home Page History Women's basketball was among the first three sports the college adopted when it went "fully-coed" in 1980-81. The founding coach was Julie Soreiro, who moved on to head coaching positions at Philadelphia U. and Penn before her current assignment at Colorado College. The program grew throughout the 1980's under such mentors as eventual U.S. Lacrosse coach Sue Stahl, and had many fine players, though lacking a consistent scorer. That description was finally appropriated by Amy Taylor '92, who became Haverford's first 1,000-point scorer. Taylor was a two-time all-Middle Atlantic Conference performer and Haverford captain, a three-time basketball MVP, and the 1992 winner of the Varsity Cup, Haverford's highest athletic award. In her junior season, the program reached .500 for the first time under new head coach Dick Wiseman. Besides Taylor '92, other Fords who found success in life after basketball include Beth Chittick '91, who battled back to play with torn ACLs in both knees to play and is now a veterinarian, and all-Centennial selections Koren Miller '95, Claudette Pirwitz '96, and Colleen Leonard '98. Only injuries kept Claudette and Colleen from reaching the 1,000-point mark, and very few teams could contain these talented and dedicated players.

66. Haverford College Men's Basketball: History History. Many historians believe that the first intercollegiate men s basketballgame in the East was Haverford s 64 defeat of Temple in 1895. http://www.haverford.edu/athletics/basketballm/history.htm

Coach Captains Roster Schedule ... Haverford Home Page History Many historians believe that the first intercollegiate men's basketball game in the East was Haverford's 6-4 defeat of Temple in 1895. The college did not have a varsity, however, until 1918-19 when intramural player Ben Cooper '18 inspired the program after his graduation. The Fords' men's basketball MVP award is named for Cooper, who later served Haverford as alumni secretary. Playing home games in the friendly confines of the (now Ryan) Gymnasium, Haverford produced its first 1,000-point career scorer in slashing guard Phil D'Arrigo '56, who once scored 100 points (48 and 52) in successive games against excellent opponents. Alumni Field House opened in 1957 to chants of "Roll, Fords, Roll" as former Penn star Ernie Prudente built a fast-break offense around quality big men. Larry Forman '60, an acrobatic 1,000-point scorer, led HC to wins over Delaware and Navy. Haverford regularly qualified for the Middle Atlantic Conference playoffs behind 6'8" Hunter Rawlings '66, who was MAC South MVP, an NCAA Postgraduate Scholar, and is now president of Cornell University. The program awakened after a sluggish decade in 1995-96 when senior 1,000-point scorers Jamal Elliott and Chris Guiton helped the Fords advance to the Centennial Conference semifinals. Guiton, a great long-range shooter who later played professionally in Europe, and Elliott, a magical playmaker, both earned first-team all-Centennial during their careers and were co-recipients of The Varsity Cup, Haverford's highest athletic honor.

67. Pirate's Womens Basketball History HISTORY of PJC SPORTS Pensacola Junior College held its first day of classes LouRoss, a social science instructor, introduced PJC s first basketball team in http://www.pjc.cc.fl.us/sports/wbasketball/wbkhistory.asp

HISTORY of PJC SPORTS Pensacola Junior College held its first day of classes on Sept. 13, 1948 with an enrollment of 128 students. As increasing enrollment produced the demand for student activities, Lou Ross, a social science instructor, introduced PJC's first basketball team in 1949 and coached the first baseball team in 1951. Ross served as the director of athletics and also served as the regional vice president of the National Junior College Athletic Association. By 1951, intercollegiate sports included basketball, baseball, and tennis, and PJC became a member of a newly organized junior college conference made up of Florida schools. In 1955, the women's sports program was introduced. Although women students at PJC did not participate in athletics at the intercollegiate level, they did participate in the annual Sports Day held by Florida colleges and universities. The intramural program also began in the mid-1950s under the direction of the Physical Education Department. By 1963, PJC's athletic program had grown to include basketball, baseball, tennis, golf, track and field, a trampoline team and a swim team. Coach Bill Clendenin lead the men's basketball team to win the 1963 state championship. Since then, PJC has had several conference, state and national championship teams.

68. UTPB Men's Basketball History Recreation. Activities. Coach, Schedule, Results, Awards. Roster, Photos, Statistics,Team History. Men s Basketball Team History. Information will be supplied later. http://www.utpb.edu/utpb_student/students/athletics/mensbasketball/history.htm

Athletics home Home Library Search ... Calendar Interested in joining the UTPB Falcons Men's Basketball team? Click here to submit an interest form. Fall Sports Volleyball Men's soccer Women's soccer Men's Cross Country ... Cheer/Dance Winter Sports Men's basketball Women's basketball Men's swimming Women's swimming Spring Sports Softball Baseball Athletics Program Athletic Administration Facilities Falcon Club Affiliations ... RRAC University Information Financial aid Cost of college Admissions Housing ... Statistics Team History Men's Basketball Team History Information will be supplied later. Overall team records Information will be suppplied later.

69. WIAA State Basketball History Once you have selected the desired school, click on Boys to loadthe Boys program history or Girls to load the Girls history. http://www.wiaa.com/Athletics/basketball/history/

Directions: From the "drop-down" boxes below, select the desired school according to its current classification. For schools that have been closed entirely, or previously combined programs that no longer exist, choose from the "Ceased Programs" box. For schools that have either changed names or have changed configurations (such as having entered or left a combination program) look under the "Renamed Programs" box. Once you have selected the desired school, click on "Boys" to load the Boys program history or "Girls" to load the Girls history. Note: The database is fairly large, so the history may take a minute or so to load. WIAA thanks Don Davison for researching and providing this valuable data. Select 4A School Arlington Auburn Auburn Riverside Ballard Battle Ground Bellarmine Bethel Bothell Bremerton Capital Cascade (Everett) Central Kitsap Central Valley Curtis Davis Decatur East Valley (Spokane) Eastlake Eastmont Edmonds-Woodway Eisenhower Emerald Ridge Enumclaw Everett Evergreen (Vancouver) Federal Way Ferris Fort Vancouver Foss Franklin Garfield Gig Harbor Gonzaga Heritage Hudson's Bay Inglemoor Jackson Jefferson Juanita Kamiak Kamiakin Kennewick Kent-Meridian Kentlake Kentridge Kentwood Lake Stevens Lake Washington Lincoln Mariner Marysville-Pilchuck Mead Monroe Moses Lake Mount Spokane Mount Tahoma Mount Vernon Mountain View Mountlake Terrace North Central North Kitsap Oak Harbor Olympia Olympic Pasco Port Angeles

70. Keon Clark - The Perfect Basketball Player - Basketball History An overview of Keon Clark s basketball history. Keon Clark hasplayed in many different cities in the US and Canada. http://www.cockeyed.com/keonclark/history.html

An overview of Keon Clark's basketball history. Keon Clark has played in many different cities in the US and Canada. High school - Danville High School , Illinois : Vikings under Coach: Gene Gourley Junior College - Irvine Valley College , California : Lasers Junior College - Dixie State College , Utah : Rebels under Coach Jeff Kidder College - University of Nevada, Las Vegas , Nevada : Running Rebels under Coach John Robinson Clark is the first player in UNLV history to post 100 or more blocks in a season NBA - Denver , Colorado : Nuggets 1999-2000 under Coach Dan Issel Made his NBA debut against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Feb. 5, 1999 NBA - Toronto , Ontario : Raptors 2001-2002 under Coach Lenny Wilkens NBA - Sacramento , California : Kings 2002-2003 under Coach Rick Adelman Intro Vitals History Action ... Contact

71. Archives :: Vincennes Sun-Commercial Online :: Area Sports Saturday, May 15, 2004. VU basketball history Part II,The Bradfield Years, part I. By ROBERT R. GUS STEVENS. Editor s http://www.suncommercial.com/articles/2004/05/15/sports/spts32.txt

:::::::: INDEX :::::::: Front Page Local News World News Area Sports ... Archives Resources: Photos appearing in the Vincennes Sun-Commercial print edition will now be available to the general public online at dotPhoto.com Vincennes.com Taste of Home Cooking School Special Section: Terms of Service (updated 01/10/01). Archives VU basketball history: Part II, The Bradfield Years, part I By ROBERT R. "GUS" STEVENS In the Spring of 1952 Allen Bradfield approached VU President Dr. Isaac K. Beckes about the possibility of trying his hand at coaching the basketball team. Bradfield emphasized that while he had no experience, and had never played the game, he nevertheless had a great personal interest in the sport and thought he might be able to win some games. Above all he had a plan. First he asked Beckes if he would consider sending him to a summer basketball course at the University of Illinois, also he wanted to get out of the YMCA Industrial League and attempt to build a full schedule with other colleges. Beckes agreed to appoint him as the coach and support the program further if the team could win half its games. A college athletic dynasty was launched with that simple statement and in a few short years it reverberated nationally in junior college basketball circles.

72. Archives :: Vincennes Sun-Commercial Online :: VU basketball history Part I, The Early Years. By ROBERT R. GUS STEVENS.Editor s It is the only tie game in VU basketball history. The http://www.suncommercial.com/articles/2004/05/15/sports/spts31.txt

:::::::: INDEX :::::::: Front Page Local News World News Area Sports ... Archives Resources: Photos appearing in the Vincennes Sun-Commercial print edition will now be available to the general public online at dotPhoto.com Vincennes.com Taste of Home Cooking School Special Section: Terms of Service (updated 01/10/01). Archives VU basketball history: Part I, The Early Years By ROBERT R. "GUS" STEVENS One hundred years ago basketball at Vincennes University was a game to play between football and baseball seasons. In the Jan. 22, 1904 issue of the Vincennes Commercial it was announced that an athletic association had been formed for the purpose of starting a basketball team at the university. Season schedules were not as fixed as they are today, but developed more from a system of challenges. The first challenge for the new VU team came from Edwardsport High School where a very successful team had been in place for several years. So on Friday, Feb. 5, 1904, the newly created VU basketball team boarded the train for Edwardsport, along with 35 fans headed by VU President Dr. James E. Manchester. This first VU team consisted of Thomas Hoke (captain) of Carlisle, and Henry Campbell of Sandborn at forwards; Roscoe Cauble of Vincennes at center; and Clarence Simonson of Freelandville and Frank Pickle of Bicknell at guards. The team substitute was Clyde Cleveland of Carlisle.

73. University Of Manitoba: Men's Basketball History Bison Men s basketball history. http://www.umanitoba.ca/faculties/physed/athletics/basketball/mens/history.shtml

Schedule/Results Standings/Stats Roster Staff ... History Bison Men's Basketball History 1970's 1980's 1990's 2000's UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA AWARDS - THE 1970'S 1970 - ALL-CANADIAN 2nd Team - Cliff Cornelius 1972 - ALL-CANADIAN 2nd Team - Bob Town 1973 - CIAU Coach of the Year - Don Hunter 1974 - ALL-CANADIAN 1st Team - Darryl Rumsey 1974 - CIAU Coach of the Year - Don Hunter 1975 - ALL-CANADIAN 1st Team - Darryl Rumsey 1976 - ALL-CANADIAN 1st Team - Martin Riley, Rick Watts 1976 - CIAU PLAYER OF THE Year - Martin Riley 1977 - ALL-CANADIAN 1st Team - Martin Riley 1978 - CIAU 1st Team - Martin Riley , 2nd Team Cliff Bell 1979 - GPAC 1st Team - John Taylor, 2nd Team Dan Snidal Choose Other Decade UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA AWARDS - THE 1980'S 1980 - GPAC 1st Team - Dan Snidal, 2nd Team - John Taylor 1981 - GPAC Coach of the Year - Rick Suffield 1982 - GPAC 2nd Team - Ken Kyliuk 1983 - GPAC 1st Team - Ken Kyliuk 1984 - GPAC 2nd Team - Mark Snidal 1985 - GPAC 2nd Team - Maurice Seales 1985 - GPAC Rookie of the Year - Joe Ogoms 1986 - All-Canadian - Joe Ogoms 1987 - GPAC 1st Team - Terry Garrow 1987 - GPAC 2nd Team - Joe Ogoms

74. University Of Manitoba: Women's Basketball History BISON HISTORY AT THE NATIONALS. The Bronze Baby is awarded annuallyto the CIAU Women s Basketball Champions. The trophy dates http://www.umanitoba.ca/faculties/physed/athletics/basketball/womens/history.sht

Schedule/Results Standings/Stats Roster Staff ... History BISON HISTORY AT THE NATIONALS The Bronze Baby - is awarded annually to the CIAU Women's Basketball Champions. The trophy dates back to 1922 when it was donated by the Student's Council of McGill University. Until 1970, the Women's Interuniversity Athletic Union(WIAU) in Quebec and Ontario awarded the Bronze baby to their conference championship basketball team. In 1971, the WIAU was dissolved as a conference and the trophy was retired and returned to the donor, McGill University. McGill students then offered "her" to the Canadian Women's Interuniversity Athletic Union in June of 1972. The figure is a replica of a statue that was on the grounds of Dunfermline College of Physical Education in Scotland. BISON CIAU CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS BISON CIAU CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS: Manitoba 55 Western 42 Manitoba 20 UBC 50 Silver medalists Manitoba 28 Victoria 65 Manitoba 63 Laurentian 47 Manitoba 64 Winnipeg 57 Consolation (5th) Manitoba 57 Bishop's 89 Manitoba 71 Toronto 70 Manitoba 57 Laurentian 55 Consolation (5th) Manitoba 64 Laval 51 Manitoba 48 Victoria 68

75. SDSU: Athletics: Women's Basketball -- History Jackrabbit Women s basketball history. South Dakota State Universityhas a long tradition of Division II success, making nine NCAA http://www3.sdstate.edu/Athletics/VarsitySports/WomensBasketball/History/Index.c

Text Only Version Accessibility Problems? SEARCH SDSU ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION ADMISSIONS AG EXPERIMENT STATION ... ATHLETICS History BACK COOPERATIVE EXTENSION STUDENT LIFE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH ... WELCOME UNIVERSITY LINKS Contact Us H.M. Briggs Library SDSU Bookstore USDSU ... Women's Basketball Jackrabbit Women's Basketball History South Dakota State University has a long tradition of Division II success, making nine NCAA postseason appearances, including Elite Eight berths in each of the past three seasons. Through the 2003-04 season, SDSU has compiled a 631-301 all-time record in 338 seasons, including nine 20-win seasons. In 2003, the Jackrabbits claimed the NCAA Division II national championship after earning a share of the North Central Conference title for the first time in school history. Below is a year-by-year look at SDSU women's basketball, followed by a listing of Jackrabbit award winners. YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS SEASON RECORD COACH Norma Boetel Norma Boetel Norma Boetel Norma Boetel Ruth Marske Ruth Marske Norma Boetel Jenny Johnson Norma Boetel Norma Boetel Cindy Davis Cindy Davis Mary Ingram Mary Ingram Mary Ingram Mary Ingram Mary Ingram Mary Ingram Nancy Neiber Nancy Neiber Nancy Neiber Nancy Neiber Nancy Neiber Nancy Neiber Nancy Neiber Nancy Neiber Nancy Neiber Nancy Neiber Nancy Neiber Nancy Neiber Nancy Neiber Nancy Neiber Nancy Neiber Nancy Neiber, Aaron Johnston

76. AggieAthletics.com :: Men's Basketball History Wallpaper. Texas A M Men s basketball history. 200304 Season. 2003-04Season Results, Boxscores, Statistics; 2003-04 Roster. 2002-03 Season. http://sports.tamu.edu/index_full.php?pageID=161&SID=MBB

77. AggieAthletics.com :: Women's Basketball History Wallpaper. Texas A M Women s basketball history. 200203 Season Results,Boxscores, Statistics; Roster; Final Big 12 Standings Past Seasons; http://sports.tamu.edu/index_full.php?pageID=167&SID=WBB

78. The Salt Lake Tribune -- Documentary Examines 1-A Basketball History Documentary Examines 1A basketball history. BY JAY DREW THE SALT LAKETRIBUNE Scott and Roger Lambson, brothers who attended Murray s http://www.sltrib.com/2002/dec/12252002/sports/14365.asp

WEDNESDAY December 25, 2002 document.write(Banner("area=slt.sports.position0/adsize=banner1",468,60)) Quick Search Utah Jazz Utah Grizzlies BYU Cougars Utah Utes ... Religion Documentary Examines 1-A Basketball History BY JAY DREW THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Scott and Roger Lambson, brothers who attended Murray's Mount Vernon Academy several years ago, have always loved the scene in the movie "Dances With Wolves" where the main character said he "wanted to see the frontier before the frontier was gone." In the same way, they wanted to capture the spirit of small-school prep basketball before it was gone, too. That's why they made the documentary movie "Where It's Still a Game," a film that takes an in-depth look into Utah's Class 1-A boys basketball, from its beginnings nearly 90 years ago to its current makeup. The documentary focuses primarily on last year's 1-A state tournament, but it also tells dozens of other stories about the characters, coaches, fans and even media members that are involved with the state's original classification. "I always knew that 1-A basketball in Utah would make a great story for a movie if it was done right," said Scott Lambson, 24, who played on Mount Vernon's state runner-up team in the mid-1990s and is now the Patriots' coach. "The small towns produce such interesting stories every year, and the private schools from the Salt Lake area add such diversity and such contrast, we figured it would be interesting for people from all over the state to see."

79. Hoop Hall History Page The game of basketball began in 1891. There are few sports that have a greater or richer history. at all levels and serves as basketball's ultimate library of history. Here's a sampling of the stories this section will offer. basketball's history is long and storied, so remember http://www.hoophall.com/history/history.htm

T he game of basketball began in 1891. There are few sports that have a greater or richer history. The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame's mission preserves and promotes the game at all levels and serves as basketball's ultimate library of history. Here's a sampling of the stories this section will offer. Basketball's history is long and storied, so remember to check this section often for updates. James Naismith Section Biography Untold Story Resume Original Rules ... Exclusive Essay Basketball History Basketball Association of America History of the 3-point shot First Paid Players Holyoke Reds: Champions of the World ... Classic NBA: 1983-84 Season Basketball Hall of Fame How the Hall was born Online Projects Naismith's Springfield Speech Freedom To Play Wilt Chamberlain's 100 point game Men's NCAA Final Four Results ... NBA's Winningest Coaches

80. The History Of Women's Basketball The history of Women s basketball. Regarding John Molina s work..the historyof womens basketball Supporting the history of Women s basketball research. http://www.womensbasketballmuseum.com/

The History of Women's Basketball Regarding John Molina's work..the history of womens basketball "It is one of the finest collections on women's basketball," said Michael Brooslin, museum curator at the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield (Hartford Courant May 20, 2002). Page 2 of this site - AAU and more Page 3 of this site - The WBL, ABL and more Good day. My name is John Molina. I am an avid fan of the history of women's basketball and am very dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the history of womens basketball since it started in 1892. I want to thank all of you that are helping this exhibition grow and eventually become a museum. Your donations of uniforms, pictures, posters from and much more from your own playing days or your mother, grandmother and others, has helped greatly and will be preserved for many to view and learn from. Some that have donated to help preserve the history of womens basketball: Women's Basketball Hall of Fame Geno Auriemma - Coach Uconn Huskies Molly (Bolin) Kazmer - WBL all star and MVP Orwell Moore - Owner of All American Red Heads Jolene Ammons - All American Red Head Barb Hostert - All American Red Head Spanky Losier - All American Red Head Martha Carswell - WBPA Pink Panthers Linda Yearby - Owner/player Arkansas Lassies, Shooting Stars

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