61. Women In Coaching - CAC Recognizes Legendary Field Hockey Coach Marina Van Der M team and led it to three olympic Games appearances to 1999, she coached women s fieldhockey at York standing coaching terms in interuniversity sports history. http://www.coach.ca/WOMEN/e/whats_new/2002/10_28_merwe.htm

What's New? October 28, 2002 CAC recognizes legendary field hockey coach Marina van der Merwe in honour of Women's History Month OTTAWA - In honour of Women's History Month , the Coaching Association of Canada (CAC) is honouring four of Canada's greatest women coaches based on this year's theme, Women and Sports - Champions Forever! Each week during the month of October, CAC will profile a legendary woman coach who has made a significant contribution to coaching and to sport in Canada. This week's feature is Marina van der Merwe , the head coach of Canada's women's field hockey team from 1976 to 1995. Marina van der Merwe produced one of Canada's most impressive success stories in team sports. When she was named head coach of the national team in 1976, the prospect of Canada being an international powerhouse in women's field hockey seemed almost as logical as Mexico being near the top in ice hockey. But in the 1980s and early 1990s, van der Merwe realized what many considered an impossible task. She took over the 16th ranked Canadian women's field hockey team and led it to three Olympic Games appearances (1984, 1988, 1992) and silver and bronze medals at the 1983 and 1986 World Cups respectively. Over that period, the women's field hockey squad was Canada's best summer sports team, male or female. "I expected my players to give their very best effort at all times," said the now retired van der Merwe, who resides in Toronto. "I didn't want to see any regression. It often made for tough decisions. These are people that you don't

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63. The Union Leader And New Hampshire Sunday News - 08-Jun-04 - Sports35 King Salem varsity teams — in softball, basketball and field hockey — while playing theUS to the first women’s ice hockey gold medal in olympic history. http://www.theunionleader.com/pages/king.htm

Web Edition Tuesday, Jun. 8, 2004 Choose a section Home page newhampshire.com Calendar of Events Parade Search archives MSNBC news Special Reports Business Directory Classified Ads Prior Editions Site Map Weather Online auctions Shop today's ads NH Politics Obituaries Salem Observer Sports NH Athletes of the Century: Katie King As a softball player at Salem High, Katie King played for four Class L champions, won all 44 of her pitching decisions, and became the team’s best hitter. Continuing her career at Brown University, she earned Ivy League Player of the Year honors as the Bears’ top pitcher and most productive member of the batting order. And softball was her second-best sport. King is better known in the annals of Brown athletics as the school’s all-time women’s ice hockey leader in goals and total points, with 123 and 206 from 1993-97, a period in which she won three Ivy League Player of the Year awards. Nationally, she’s recognized as a star forward on the 1998 gold medal-winning U.S. Olympic team and a probable member of the 2002 squad. She also is among those receiving honorable mention in the countdown to The Union Leader’s top 10 New Hampshire athletes of the 20th century.

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66. Athletes, Coaches Front And Centre In Winnipeg Ann Harada and her teammates earned a bronze medal in women s field hockey. threePan Am Games and four olympics and teaches a course in olympic history at the http://www.publicaffairs.ubc.ca/ubcreports/1999/99aug12/panam.html

Athletes, coaches front and centre in Winnipeg Alex Carre was in charge of the largest multi-sport team ever assembled by Canada at the largest athletic competition ever staged in this country the XIII Pan American Games in Winnipeg, which ended last weekend. "Personally it was an immense challenge and the pinnacle of my life's work in sports as an athlete, coach and administrator," says the associate professor in Human Kinetics and Canada's chef de mission for the games. UBC athletes played a role in Canada's record 196 medals which included 64 gold, 52 silver and 80 bronze earning 15 medals. "Canadians should be pleased and proud. These are our best-ever results," he says. "Our athletes turned in outstanding performances and are now competitive in every sport at the elite Pan Am level." Carre who asked Canadians to keep the motto, `A goal is a dream with a deadline,' in mind was appointed to the key position three years ago. He was responsible for Canada's 624 athletes and 264 coaches, trainers and officials. "My job included overseeing everything from accommodations to making certain that all the conditions for fair and equitable competition were met," he says.

67. American Jewish Historical Society If history were poetic, the 1948 United States olympic field hockey team would havedefeated Germany for the gold medal and John Slade would have made a last http://www.ajhs.org/publications/chapters/chapter.cfm?documentID=278

68. Rutgers Adds Four New Members To Olympic HOF - The Daily Targum - Sports graduating from RU, Faith continued her field hockey career with Bronze Medal at the1980 US olympic Sports Festival the first and only time in school history. http://www.dailytargum.com/news/2003/02/10/Sports/Rutgers.Adds.Four.New.Members.

document.write(''+''); Page One Sports University Opinions ... Job Opportunities Events Calendar Referendum 2004 Media Kit (PDF) Ad Rates Electronic Edition Subscriptions Targum Alumni Contact Us About Us Rutgers adds four new members to Olympic HOF By Brent Johnson, Staff Writer Published: 2/10/2003 Four new members of the Rutgers Olympic Sports Hall of Fame were enshrined by the University's Division of Intercollegiate Athletics this past Saturday in a ceremony held at the Louis Brown Athletic Center during halftime of the men's basketball game vs. Boston College. This year's inductees, who represent five different sports and 45 years of athletic success at RU, include Balazs Koranyi ('97, track and field), Heidi Faith ('77, field hockey, lacrosse), Jim Monahan ('52, baseball), and Tom Sweeney ('80, lacrosse). "The committee has done an admirable job of selecting those who truly reflect the type of excellence we strive to achieve at Rutgers, both during their time here and beyond," Director of Athletics Robert E. Mulcahy III said in a prepared statement. A four-time All-American and three-time Big East Champion, Koranyi was the Scarlet Knights' top performer in the 800 meters from 1993 to 1997. In addition to helping the Rutgers track program to five Metropolitan Championships, he is also the school record-holder in both the indoor and outdoor 800 meter events. Displaying excellence on and off the field, Koranyi was a First Team Academic All-America selection in 1996 and earned the 1997 Leslie Coursen Award as the University's most outstanding senior male athlete.

69. AAAAI Media Information Hub: Press Release - Asthma Common In U.S. Olympic Athle and softball10 percent; basketball, field hockey, soccer, team participating inthe 1984 olympic Games in from the medical history questionnaire, according to http://www.aaaai.org/media/news_releases/1998/98-11/981113.html

November 13, 1998 American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology 555 E. Wells St. 11th Floor Milwaukee, WI 53202-3823 Contact: Michele Martinez Fax 414/272-6070 e-mail mmartinez@aaaai.org ASTHMA COMMON IN U.S. OLYMPIC ATHLETES WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE 1996 OLYMPIC GAMES, RESEARCHERS REPORT IOWA CITY, Iowa - At least one in six athletes representing the United States in the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta had a history of asthma, according to a study published today in the November issue of the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology. Researchers at the University of Iowa and the U.S. Olympic Committee sought to examine how many athletes in the 1996 Olympic Games had a history of asthma, had taken asthma medications or had symptoms that suggested asthma. Asthma is a lung disease characterized by tightness in the chest, difficulty breathing, wheezing and cough. To examine the prevalence of asthma, John Weiler, M.D., University of Iowa professor of internal medicine, and his co-authors analyzed responses from an extensive, mandatory medical history questionnaire required of all U.S. Olympic athletes competing in the 1996 Olympic Games. The questionnaire was completed during team processing in Atlanta two weeks prior to participation in the Olympic Games and responses were reviewed with each athlete. The questionnaire, designed by the U.S. Olympic Committee Sports Medicine Division with input from Weiler and his colleagues, included specific questions regarding allergic and respiratory disorders.

70. Springfield College Athletics/Dottie Potter Zenaty Announces Retirement College, more than any other coach in college field hockey history. In 1997, theUS olympic Committee named Zenaty the field hockey Developmental Coach http://www.spfldcol.edu/homepage/athletics.nsf/0/0abef99297d1a72445256df8004e7ad

71. US Field Hockey History & Tradition: Field Hockey Time Line 1974, First Women’s World Cup. 1980, Women’s field hockey added to theOlympic Games, US Teams boycott the Moscow Olympics and do not compete. http://www.usfieldhockey.com/history/timeline.htm

United States Field Hockey Association A member of the United States Olympic Committee About US Field Hockey Membership USFHA Programs ... Links The United States Field Hockey Association usfha@usfieldhockey Field Hockey Time Line Olympic Games Pan American Games Timeline World Cup ... Hall of Fame Constance Applebee presents a hockey exhibition at Harvard First hockey club formed in Poughkeepsie, NY American Field Hockey Association founded, Constance Applebee elected President First interclass contest Philadelphia hockey league formed USFHA officially formed and the constitution unanimously accepted Constance Applebee opens Tegawitha Hockey Camp in Mt. Pocono, PA, the first field hockey camp in the U.S. USFHA Umpiring Committee begins rating officials Field Hockey Association of America founded FHAA joins the Federation International de Hockey (FIH) U.S. Men compete in their first Olympic Games in Los Angeles First Pan Am Games to include men's field hockeyU.S. Team wins bronze medal University of Connecticut hosts the first NCAA Field Hockey Championship U.S. Women take bronze medal at the Los Angeles Olympic Games.

72. US Field Hockey Association: Official Site For Field Hockey In The United States US field hockey National Governing Body for field hockey in the United States. National team rosters, schedules, news, history, events, rules, results Rules of field hockey. history Tradition . http://www.usfieldhockey.com/

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73. Balbir's Hockey Page Triple olympic gold medalist Balbir Singh. London olympics 1948, Helsinki - 1952 and Melbourne - 1958 (captain). field hockey World Cup - Kuala Lumpur (Chief Coach and Manager). http://geocities.com/Colosseum/Pressbox/7654/

74. BharatiyaHockey.org - Internet Home Of Indian Hockey best and most comprehensive resource on Indian field hockey. time visitor to India field hockey, we would appreciate if Golden Moments (1928 1980) olympic Captains (1928 - 2000) http://www.bharatiyahockey.org/

Welcome to the best and most comprehensive resource on Indian Field Hockey If you are a first time visitor to India Field Hockey, we would appreciate if you could Sign our Guestbook . Else you can always Browse our Guestbook (last updated on June 1). Hockey News June 2004 Monthly Bulletin June Monthly Features News Archives Policeman Gill Abuses and Throws Out Sahara Camera Crew Photograph of the Month 2003 Archives Dhanraj Is Volatile Only When Fighting For a Just Cause ... Hockey Coaching For the Record Indian Hockey Calendar : 1997 - 2004 Indian Women Player Details - Indian Men Player Details - Indian Men Player Awards Indian Men Player Birthdays India in the Olympics Golden Moments (1928 - 1980) Olympic Captains (1928 - 2000) Reports Sydney 2000 Atlanta 1996 Commentary Unbalanced Sports Coverage in the Indian Media Victory Among the Chrysanthemums By Melville de Mellow Open Goal, Closed Mind By Shekhar Gupta India Needs to Discover Another Sport By Harsha Bhogle The Poetry And Prose Of Sport By Rajdeep Sardesai The Cruel Gods of Indian Sport By Tom Alter Their Hearts Will Always Go On By Rohit Brijnath Hockey Just Isn't Cricket By Shekhar Gupta Photo Gallery Indian Hockey's Yuva Sena (Youth Brigade) 1984 Los Angeles - Time Magazine Article 1996 Atlanta Ads - Reebok BPL SAIL 2000 Sydney Ads - IBM Catch Balbir Singh Senior Photo Gallery Patrick Jansen Photo Gallery Khel Ratna - Dhanraj Pillai Dhanraj in Deutschland 1996 Planet Reebok Ad 2000 Catch Spring Water Promo Wizard of the Dribble ... Career Statistics Indian Hockey Library

75. Amazon Field Hockey Equipment & Supplies field hockey is one of the oldest of competitive pastimes. field hockey dates back well before the Ancient olympic Games. Amazon field hockey stocks hundreds of field hockey supplies and equipment http://www.gifttoys.com/fieldhockey/fieldhockeyhistory.html

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76. Olympic Preview: Field Hockey From 192856 India won six consecutive gold medals in men s field hockey, winningall 24 olympic matches it played during that span while outscoring their http://www.infoplease.com/spot/ol-fieldhockey.html

HOTWORDS CITE PRINT EMAIL in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... Father's Day Infoplease Tools Periodic Table Conversion Tool Perpetual Calendar Year by Year ... Site Map Also from Infoplease Search Infoplease Info search tips Search Biographies Bio search tips Field Hockey First Olympic Appearance: 1908 (men), 1980 (women) by John Gettings Did You Know? India has won eight gold medals at the Olympics - all of them in this event. From 1928-56 India won six consecutive gold medals in men's field hockey, winning all 24 Olympic matches it played during that span while outscoring their opponents 178-7. Historians agree that this sport was being played by civilizations that predate the Ancient Olympic games by more than 1,000 years. Drawings on ancient Egyptian tombs offer evidence that this was the first of all the stick-and-ball sports. The current form of the game gained popularity throughout the British Empire in the 19th century, especially in the region that includes India and Pakistan. The 2000 Sydney games saw elimination of the offsides rule, formally rescinded by the International Hockey Federation in 1998 to foster improved scoring. The game is played on an artificial turf field that is 100 yards by 60 yards. The goals are seven feet high and 12 feet wide (a soccer goal is one foot taller and twice the width). In front of each goal is a semi-circle measured 16 yards from each goal post. All scoring must happen from within this area called the goal circle.

77. Hockey – News Reports, Sydney Results, Ancient Origins, Olympic History, Atlant The modern game, field hockey, was developed largely in English schoolsin the 1800s and was spread through the British Empire by the Army. http://www.times-olympics.co.uk/communities/hockey/hockeyancient.html

ANCIENT ORIGINS HOST NATION AIMS TO DOMINATE ANCIENT GAME IN MODERN ERA Romans, Persians, Greeks, Arabs and Aztecs were enjoying jolly hockey sticks long before the fathers of the modern Games dreamt their dream. Indeed, Cleopatra and her descendants might once have peered out over a hockey match if sketches found in a tomb at Ben Hasan in Egypt that dates back 4,000 years are to be believed; they show a form of the game being played with sticks and rocks. Historians also believe that the native Indian populations of North America played a long version of the game, in which the goals were miles apart and hundreds of players took part throughout a whole day. What the called their game we may never know, as hockey is thought to be derived from the French word hocquet, meaning shepherd's crook, the shape of a hockey stick. The modern game, field hockey, was developed largely in English schools in the 1800s and was spread through the British Empire by the Army. Rules were standardised by the London Hockey Association after it was formed in 1886. It was not until 38 years later that the International Hockey Federation was born in Paris, while the federation for women's hockey followed in 1927.

78. Eurosport Before Athens olympic Games next August, learn more about field Hockeywith eurosport.com! olympicS Greece appeal to CAS. A short history. http://www.eurosport.com/home/pages/V3/L0/S31/sport_Lng0_Spo31_Sto552565.shtml

OAS_AD('Top'); Football Tennis Motorsports Cycling ... Field Hockey presented by OLYMPIC QUALIFIERS Men - Spain News Final Stage Playoffs Group phase results Women - New Zealand News Final Stage Playoffs Group phase results OLYMPIC GAMES Build-up News At a glance Field Hockey at a glance Though the games date back to antiquity where people hit a ball with a stick, modern Hockey only came in the 19th century in Great Britain. Soon the game developed throughout the Commonwealth and became especially popular in India and Pakistan. Before Athens Olympic Games next August, learn more about Field Hockey with eurosport.com!  OLYMPICS: Greece appeal to CAS A short history In 1886, the English Hockey Association was created and common rules were introduced. Hockey first became an Olympic discipline in 1908, with a second appearance in 1920. Since 1928, hockey has been an Olympic discipline, with 1980 being the year that women's hockey was also introduced as an Olympic discipline. From 1928 India dominated the event and continued to do so until 1956. In 1960 the Pakistan team won for the first time, and provided excellent competition for the Indian team, with whom they had some thrilling matches.

79. EdGate Summer Games The International olympic Committee site has indepth information including a hockeyglossary, equipment new in the world of American field hockey at USA http://www2.edgate.com/summergames/spotlight_sport/field_hockey.php

Brought to you by EdGate and Griffin Publishing Home About Athens Healthy Bodies ... Spotlight Sport Field Hockey Field hockey is a non-contact sport played on the amateur level and was formalized in England around 1861. The game has since become popular throughout Europe and in India (where it is the national sport), Pakistan, Australia, New Zealand, North America, and parts of South America, Asia, and Africa. Click a link to read more about Scoring Competition News, History, Fast Facts More Sports Scoring Competition News, History, and Fast Facts For more information on competitive hockey around the world, look to the International Hockey Federation The International Olympic Committee site has in-depth information including a hockey glossary equipment and history sections.

80. Sports : History Of Hockey synthetic turf and shin guards, and it might pass for hockey at the Sydney 2000 OlympicGames The modern game we know as hockey or field hockey, for those http://www.sheetudeep.com/hockey.html

Cricket Football Tennis Gallery History Ranking ... Golden Moments of India History of Hockey The Arabs, Greeks, Romans, Persians and Ethiopians all played variations of the game. Several centuries before Christopher Columbus found his New World, the Aztec Indians were playing it in Central America. The Araucano Indians of Argentina invented a game similar to hockey called Cheuca, believing it would make them better warriors. hockie The modern game we know as hockey - or field hockey, for those distinguishing it from ice hockey - evolved in the British Isles in the 19th century. It was a popular English school game, possibly adapted from the Irish game of hurling. "India won six straight Olympic gold medals while winning 24 consecutive matches between 1924 and 1956, a record likely to stand through the ages. The Indians have won two more gold since then."

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