21. SPORTS FACTS - Luge - Olympic Medallists history Luge olympic medallists. http://sportsfacts.net/history/bobsleigh/luge/olympics/luge_olympic_medallists.h

Tony Hinchliffe's Sports Facts History Luge Olympic Medallists HOME DIARY HISTORY LINKS ... Olympics On This Page Men Women See Also Bobsleigh Skeleton Bob Men Singles Doubles Top Women Singles Top Tony Hinchliffe's Sports Facts Web Page by Stephen Harris 4u@sportsfacts.net URL: http://sportsfacts.net

22. BOOT PORTAL --History Of Women In The Olympic Sailing Competition history of women in the olympic Sailing Competition. After the break in olympicGames for World War II there were no women medallists until the 1952 http://www4.boot.de/cgi-bin/md_boot/custom/pub/content.cgi?lang=2&ticket=g_u_e_s

23. History Of Women's Sport medallists at the olympic Summer Games. medallists at the olympic Winter Games. medallistsat the Paralympic Winter Games. OTHER SITES ABOUT WOMEN and history. http://www.caaws.ca/Milestones/

History of Women's Sport "The solemn periodic manifestation of male sport based on internationalism, on loyalty as a means, on arts as a background and the applause of women as a recompense." - Baron Pierre de Coubertin, founder of the modern Olympic Games. Since Baron de Coubertin uttered those words in the late 1890's, the world has changed almost beyond recognition. Instead of merely applauding the achievements of others, women now wish to share the spotlight. MILESTONES Women's Sport from 440 BC to 1998 The Women's Olympic Games of the 20's and 30's Bruce Kidd writes, "The Women's Olympic Games have long been forgotten, but during the 1920s and 1930s they were an important, international focal point for feminist efforts to improve women's sporting opportunities." Velma Springstead died before she was 20 but her name is still prominent for Canadian sportswoman. In 1932, Alexandrine Gibb and the WAAF named the trophy to annually honour the best Canadian female athlete after Springstead, linking her with the highest levels of athletic achievement ever since. PROFILES OF CANADIAN ACCOMPLISHMENTS Women Adventurers In 1926, Dora and her friend, Frances "Frankie" Routledge, walked to the nearby CCM factory in Weston (just outside of Toronto), bought themselves new bicycles with the money they had earned as secretaries, and set out for Vancouver

24. HISTORY Hungarian olympic champions have been entitled to receive annuity since 1998 andas of January 1st , 1999 the olympic silver and bronze medallists are also http://www.eurolympic.org/jahia/Jahia/cache/offonce/pid/358?language=eng

25. San Diego County Fair : Media Kit History Here s a look back at some of the history of this prestigious competition. 1997Local olympic medallists Steffen Peters and Guenter Seidel, who won the Team http://www.sdfair.com/index.php?fuseaction=calendar.hsmedia_kit_history

26. History history of Beach Volleyball. Men olympic Beach Volleyball medallists Gold Fonoimoana Blanton (USA) Silver Ze Marco Ricardo (BRA) Bronze http://www.volleyballsa.com.au/page62.html

MM_reloadPage(true); Dare Summer Series National Events Ask an expert Technical Corner ... Home History of Beach Volleyball Information gathered from the Federation of International Volleyball (FIVB) Web site. The 1990s: the 5-ring era Name: Beach Volleyball Nickname: "Beach" or "BVB" Born: 1920's Birth Place: Santa Monica, California Characteristics: Played barefoot with a ball and two teams of two players Habitat: Any sand court divided by a net Greatest Achievements: Olympic Sort since 1996 Family: Over 150 National Volleyball Federations with Beach Volleyball activities, 5 Confederations and 2000 professional players world-wide Olympic Games 2000, World Championships 2001 and World Tour 2000, '01, '02, etc. The 1990s: the 5-ring era Beach Volleyball reaches Olympic Status at Atlanta 1996 and the FIVB Beach Volleyball International Circuit, the "World Tour", expands in Europe, Latin America and Asia. The World Tour is the only international circuit recognised by the FIVB for Olympic Qualification. Beach Volleyball has grown tremendously so after a first appearance at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, and then the huge success of the Sydney 2000 Beach Volleyball event at Bondi.

27. Skipressworld » Scoop: History Of Canadian Medals At World Championships Scoop history of Canadian Medals at World Championships. « Back to Daily News. Until1980, World Championship medals were also awarded to olympic medallists. http://www.skipressworld.com/us/en/daily_news/2003/02/scoop_history_of_canadian_

28. Guardian Unlimited Sport | Athletics | The Dirtiest Race In History Olympic 100m The dirtiest race in history olympic 100m final, 1988 Carl Lewis was allowed was amongmore than 100 competitors, including 19 olympic medallists, involved in http://sport.guardian.co.uk/athletics/comment/0,10083,939276,00.html

@import url(/external/styles/global/0,14250,,00.css); Sign in Register Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs Life MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Dating Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Living our values Newsroom Reader Offers Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Working at GNL Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home Football Cricket Rugby ... Help Search this site Recent articles Athletics: Montgomery could face Athens ban over Balco links Athletics: Bekele breaks another world record Radcliffe and Hansen give British team a major boost Jones hits back at 'ignorant' Rogge ... Athletics The dirtiest race in history Olympic 100m final, 1988 Carl Lewis was allowed to compete in the 1988 Olympics despite testing positive for banned performance-enhancing drugs because it would have been a disaster otherwise for the American team, according to his former team-mate Roger Kingdom, writes Duncan Mackay Friday April 18, 2003

29. Fencing Lessons At The Fencers Club True to our history, we boast the most talented and experienced group of of the FencersClub includes more National Champions and olympic medallists than any http://www.fencersclub.com/

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30. History Of USA Water Polo In The Olympic Games was one of the truly great teams in US history, said assistant down to the quarterfinals. First up, the 1996 olympic silver medallists from Croatia http://www.usawaterpolo.com/~uswpstaff/mediaguide/history/sydneymen.html

XXVII Olympiad, 2000, Sydney, Australia USA WATERPOLO 2002 - 2004 MEDIA GUIDE History of Water Polo Media Guide Home Page Women's Water Polo Hall of Fame ... Past Olympians XXVII Olympiad, 2000, Sydney, Australia Men's Water Polo Gold: Hungary Silver: Russia Bronze: Yugoslavia Sixth: United States For the third straight Olympic cycle, the USA picked a new coach to lead the team to glory. This time it was John Vargas, an assistant under Corso and a member of the 1992 Olympic Team. Unlike Corso, Vargas inherited a team of returning veterans who immediately demonstrated their capabilities by winning the FINA World Cup in Athens, Greece in 1997. "This was one of the truly great teams in US history," said assistant coach Monte Nitzkowski, when he joined the staff in 1998. "We're strong in the critical positions. We've got speed, strength, size, great outside shooting and were solid in the cage." Team USA opened the Sydney tournament in the toughest bracket, grouped with medal favorites Croatia, Yugoslavia and Hungary. Going into the Games, Vargas felt that win or lose, the early games would give the US a bit of an advantage heading into the quarterfinals. Learning from the experience in Atlanta, he said, "it all comes down to the quarter-finals." First up, the 1996 Olympic silver medallists from Croatia coasted to a 7-2 half-time lead and held on for a 10-7 win.

31. History Of Women's Water Polo In The USA history of Women s Water Polo in the USA. Clara Swim Club, with Pokey Watson Richardsonand Claudia Kolb Thomas, both olympic gold medallists in swimming http://www.usawaterpolo.com/History-NEW/historywomenspolousa.htm

Home Donations Drug Education Message Board ... Leagues History of Women's Water Polo in the USA Women's water polo was played regularly in the United States until 1926, when the Nationals were won by the Los Angeles Athletic Club. After this time, the sport was considered too rough for women, and no Nationals were held for 35 years. The Ann Arbor Swim Club, coached by Rose Mary Dawson, was instrumental in reviving the sport. Ann Arbor, later coached by John Urbanchek, 1996 U.S. Men's Olympic Swimming Assistant Coach, won the Nationals in 1961 through 1963. The goalkeeper for Ann Arbor was Micki King, later a United States Olympic diving gold medallist. Northern Virginia Aquatic Club won seven national titles from 1964-69, although on the West Coast, Santa Clara Swim Club, with Pokey Watson Richardson and Claudia Kolb Thomas, both Olympic gold medallists in swimming, took two indoor titles in 1965 and 1966. Water polo was introduced into Florida by Rob DeVust in the late 1960s, with Florida teams winning the majority of the national championships from 1971-75, although the Cincinnati Marlins won the Indoors in 1974 with a team including Deena Deardurff and Jenny Kemp, both Olympic swimmers. Anaheim, later to become FAST (Fullerton Area Swim Team), coached by Stan Sprague, the 1978 National Team coach, won the Indoor Nationals in 1975 and 1977 and the Outdoors in 1976. Sainte Foy, from Quebec, Canada, coached by Claude Lavoie, won the 1976 Indoor Nationals. Merced, coached by Flip Hassett, the 1979 National Team coach, won the 1977 Outdoors. The 1978 and 1979 Indoor Nationals were won by Long Beach. Kelly Kemp coached these fine players from 1976 to 1978.

32. Calgary Aquabelles and Duet Gold Karen Fonteyne and Cari Read 1990 World Team Silver medallists 1994World Team Silver medallists 1996 olympic Team Silver medallists Karen Clark http://www.aquabelles.com/history.htm

History Champions in Excellence Mary Ann Reeves, a former National and International synchronized swimming champion established the Calgary Aquabelles, in 1966. In 1975 Debbie Muir replaced Mary Ann Reeves as Head Coach, continuing the legacy of providing Canada with top-level athletes. Today, Jadine Nimmo is overseeing the Aquabelles program, providing leadership that is both challenging and motivating. Some Prominent Champion Aquabelles Michelle Calkins and Helen Vanderburg 1977 Pan Pacific Solo and DuetChampions 1977 recognized as Canada’s top female athletes 1978 World Solo and Duet Champions 1979 inducted into the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame 1984 Olympic Duet Silver medallist Kelly Kryczka and Sharon Hambrook 1981 Pan Pacific Solo and Duet Champions 1982 world Duet Champions Carolyn Waldo and Michelle Cameron 1985-1988 Gold Medallists in ALL Solo and Duet events 1988 Olympic Solo and Duet Gold Karen Fonteyne and Cari Read 1990 World Team Silver Medallists 1994 World Team Silver Medallists 1996 Olympic Team Silver Medallists Karen Clark 1996 Olympic Team Silver Medallist 1997 World Solo Silver Medallist Reidun Tatham and Erin Chan 2000 - Canada’s National Olympic Team 2000 - Bronze Team Medallists from the Sydney Olympics Erin Chan and Shayna Nackoney 2001 Qualifiers for the National A Team Laurel Alexander and Sarah Alexander 2001 National B Team Kerry Atkins and Dana Schott 2001 National Junior Team

33. Vancouver Rowing Club: History: Books & Resources :: Vancouver Rowing Club :: seconds with a time of 55718 the second fastest time in olympic history. Silvermedal crew returned to civic celebrations as Canada s only medallists at the http://www.vancouverrowingclub.ca/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&

34. Club: Club History: Books/Resources :: Vancouver Rowing Club :: OUR history That a Club to be called the Vancouver Rowing Club be formed broughtback the bronze medals to give the club a second crew of olympic medallists. http://www.vancouverrowingclub.ca/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&

35. Olympic Games Rowing previous medallists. HickokSports history site list of olympic rowingGold medallists. Herman de Wael s olympic information list http://www.rowing.biddulph.btinternet.co.uk/olympics.htm

Olympic Games Rowing Page created 20 Sep 2000, last updated 10 Jun 2004 2004 OLYMPIC GAMES - Schinias Athens GRE - 11-29 Aug (Rowing 14-22 Aug) Official Athens site alternative url for Official Athens site Event Schedule [click on a day or a sport][ link] Rowing Schedule link] IOC Athens site 2004 Olympics qualifying system Qualified crews Matrix of qualified crews after Latin American qualifiers) 2004 Olympics qualifying system [FISA link] PDF document with detailed information on qualifying system also here Aug 03 update Rowing Service link FISA Final Olympic Qualifying Regatta - Lucerne SUI details from FISA , including: list of entries timetable info from BIRO 2000 OLYMPIC GAMES - Penrith Lakes, Sydney AUS - 17-24 Sep (some of the links shown [including the one above] may no longer be available) GB team list (incl. results) List of Olympic record times 2000 Olympics qualifying system qualified crews ... Jury list Other Olympic links: ARA Olympic Rowing News GB team biographies daily reports Official Olympic site [probably no longer available] rowing (incl. results)

36. Anju Bobby George Creates History Anju Bobby George creates history. it took a series of good performances by her onthe circuit before Anju joined olympic gold medallists Maurice Greene http://www.keral.com/celebrities/anju/

The ace long jumper Anju George took to the tracks on November 17 to create an awareness against the growing tendency for suicides. The mass run, led by the star athlete, was organised under the auspices of 'Punarjani,' a Puthuppally-based voluntary organisation campaigning against suicide. Anju Bobby George creates history The Kerala wonder athlete, Anju Bobby George clinched the bronze medal at the World Athletics Championships 2003 in Paris. Asian Games gold medallist and Commonwealth Games bronze medallist George clinched the third place in the women's long jump competition with her fifth attempt of 6.70 m. This unexpected bronze medal for the Indian long jumper is an historic one: Anju Bobby George became the first Indian athlete ever to win a medal in a World Athletics Championships!!! "This is the first medal for my country and I am very happy for it, it is like a gift for India," Anju George said later. "It was a tight competition. I got the rhythm after the first round, but I didn't think I was jumping well. Even with my best jump I had problems on taking off. I didn't realise it was so long."

37. Bookmarks For David Maier olympic Games medallists Austrian olympic history olympic Aid Dicolympic CansportAndrew Jennings The Great olympic Swindle SurfJones olympics history House http://www.cse.ogi.edu/class/cse580ir/booktest.htm

Bookmarks for David Maier Scratch Pollination Adaptations Why Manage Pollination? Partners in Pollination Pollination ... Kendall Citrus - Lime, Lemon, Orange, Grapefruit Processing Pollination 1999 Pacific Northwest Honey Bee Pollination Survey CES - Pollination Tool Kit: Fact Sheet Wildflower Pollination Conservation Ecology: Ups and Downs in Pollinator Populations: When Is There a Decline? ... Lesson Plans Plant Pollination (6-8, Plants) Beekeeping Back Yard Beekeepers Association ABFnet Bedfordshire Beekeepers Association British Isles Bee Breeders Association ... Usenet - sci.agriculture.beekeeping Utah Utah.gov - All About Utah - Quick Facts University of Utah - About the University AmazingOutdoors.com - Utah Anglers Coalition About the Marriott Library ... Utah State Insect, Honey Bee Olympics International Olympic Committee Olympic Museum Olympic Television Archive Bureau US Anti-Doping Agency ... Cool Attractions - Olympic History Macintosh Apple updates PowerBook and ibook laptops Russ Alman, Macintosh Consultant Eugene / Springfield, Oregon MacAddict: Users, Groups, and Mac OS X Viruses and the Mac FAQ ... Thomas Cook's Computer Troubleshooting Tips Mushrooms Mushrooms - U.S. Mushroom Cultivation

38. Jews And The Olympic Games With a complete list of Jewish olympic medallists. Paul Taylor. “Taylor hasproduced a unique and compelling history of Jewish sporting achievement. http://www.sussex-academic.co.uk/titles/jewish studies/Taylor.asp

You are in: Titles Jewish Studies Subject categories Art History Biography Education Geography ... Order the latest Sussex Academic catalogue e-mail edit@sussex-academic.co.uk sitesearch jewish studies Contents Extract Jews and the Olympic Games (h/c) Jews and the Olympic Games (p/b) Quantity: Jewish History in Modern Times Jews and the Olympic Games The Clash between Sport and Politics With a complete list of Jewish Olympic medallists Paul Taylor Colin Tatz, sports historian and author of Obstacle Race: Aborigines in Sport Milton Shain, Professor of Modern Jewish History, University of Cape Town T his unique book documents the history of Jewish Olympic athletes, many of whom suffered under Nazi persecution and the Holocaust, illustrating how they used sport as a mechanism for combating oppression, social prejudice and inequality. equal terms , such political and racial interference is rendered impotent. No story so richly illustrates the interaction between sport and politics as the story of Jewish athletes and the Games. From the first Olympics in Athens in 1896, through to the disasters and triumphs of Munich 1972 and beyond

39. SOFTBALL squad for Atlanta is determined to make its mark on sporting history and etch theirnames in the olympic history books as thefirst gold medallists for women s http://abc.net.au/olympics_1996/softball.htm

Radio Broadcasts Preliminaries: July 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 from 2300 AET Finals: July 30, 31 from 0830 AET Index Softball - Our Quiet Achiever by Tracy Parish Competitor Profile: Natalie Ward Women's Softball Team Softball Competition Guide Softball - Our Quiet Achiever by Tracy Parish The lure of Olympic medal glory in softball's history-making debut at the Atlanta Games was the driving force behind Nicole Richardson's international sporting choice. Once her name was inked onto softball's Olympic team list, the juggling of two international careers was over. Australian squad selection in netball was put on hold. Richardson and her Australian teammates are pursuing an achievable sporting dream - winning an Olympic medal. Bouyed by a world ranking of Number three behind the United States and China, Australia is now considered a powerhouse in women's softball and a definite medal contender. Their bronze medal performance at the 1994 World titles in Canada became the launching pad for national coach Bob Crudgington to finetune a medal-winning combination for the Atlanta Games. Australia's greatest nemesis is World Champion and gold medal favorites, the United States, which has dominated the sport for the past decade. The gap between the countries is narrowing, but Australia hasn't defeated the host nation since the early 1980s.

40. Brock Niagara Aquatics CLUB history. the team is proud of its record of ten National Team members, includingone olympic Finalist and two Paralympic medallists; eight National http://www.csca.org/brock/history.asp

Main Join the Team Club History Current News ... Alumni var site="sm6brockswimming" Visits since Jan 1 2003! CLUB HISTORY Brock Niagara Aquatics has provided competitive swimming opportunities for Niagara's Youth since the opening of the Brock University Pool in 1981. The team provides a complete competitive swimming programme from Novice through International, with a yearly membership of approximately 120 swimmers ages 7-24. Since its inception in 1981, the team is proud of its record of ten National Team members, including one Olympic Finalist and two Paralympic Medallists; eight National Youth Team members; two National Records; and six Provincial Records. New swimmers enter the team each year to begin mastering such skills as racing turns and competitive stroke technique. Low key competitions are held close to home to allow the novice racer a chance to try new-found skills in a competitive environment. As swimmers gain experience, they are provided opportunities to compete further afield, across Canada and perhaps internationally. highlights Over the past few years, Brock Niagara highlights include:

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