81. PIN'S COLLECTION OLYMPIQUE & SPORTIF : ALBERTVILLE 1992 & FRANCE 1998 Personal pins collection from french pin collector. More than 300 Albertville 1992 olympic games and 1800 from France '98 World Cup soccer. Pins for trade and searching lists http://www.Pins-92France98.net

Collection de pin's Olympiques et Sportifs Jeux Olympiques d'Albertville 1992 samedi 12 juin 2004 Votre adresse IP est : Visitor : : visiteur Site créé le 28 Mai 2000 COLLECTIONNEUR Collector Colectionista Collection pin's pins collector olympique Olympic Olympia olympiques olympics nadel insignos olimpico Site Personnel - Dernière modification / vendredi 4 juin 2004 / Last update VOUS AIMEZ CE SITE ? VOTEZ ICI ! YOU LIKE THIS SITE ? PLEASE VOTE HERE ! Ce site est personnel et a pour vocation de vous faire découvrir mes passions et mes collections . Je vous demanderais d'être patient avant de pouvoir découvrir l'intégralité de mes collections . La numérisation des images est longue et la fabrication des pages tout autant . De plus le nombre trés important des éléments composants mes collections n'arrange rien à l'affaire . L E G E ... S MES COLLECTIONS My collections ALBERTVILLE FRANCE Oi se ... Miscellaneous Mes Recherches I'm searching for Albertville France '98 Mes DOUBLES My traders ... Para cambiar Pour le moment, vous pouvez d'ores et déjà voir une grande partie de mes

82. North Texas Soccer - Amateur, Youth, Indoor The official site with information on youth soccer, amateur soccer, sanctioned tournaments, olympic development, referee clinics, and coaching education. http://ntxsoccer.org/

NTX Events: 2004 US Youth Soccer North Texas Soccer State Cup Schedules are up to date as of June 10th. Click for Full State Cup information... Join North Texas Soccer and South Texas Youth Soccer as we jointly host this year's AGM... Expanding not only the vendor show, but also the workshops and coaching education sessions! For more information click here. June 8-13 '91 Boys ODP Developmental Camp - Longview, TX June 11-13 USASA Region III Select Team - Alabama June 14-18 '91 Girls ODP Developmental Camp - Norman, OK June 23-30 USYS Southern Regionals - Austin, TX June 26-27 Dallas Morning News Ross Stewart Memorial Invitational July 5 NTSSA Office Closed All Day July 5-9 '91 Boys ODP Camp - Tuscaloosa, AL

83. Olympic Sharks Soccer Football Club Competitors in the National soccer League. Gives latest news, player profiles, results, NSL ladder, photo gallery, and forum. http://www.olympicsharks.com

84. CVYSA - Cedar Valley Youth Soccer Association A member of the U S Youth soccer Association and the Iowa State Youth soccer Association providing licensing clinics for referees and coaches and offers boys and girls olympic development programs. http://www.cedarnet.org/cvysaonline/

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85. WSYSA District IV Providing organization to the Youth soccer program in Washington State (WSYSA District IV) in and around the Kitsap and olympic Peninsulas. http://www.d4soccer.org/

About District IV Board of Directors Calendar Committees ... Tournaments Welcome to the WSYSA District IV Site on Friday, June 11th, 2004 at 6:39pm PDT. We provide organization to the Youth Soccer program in Washington State in and around the Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas. Navigation around and about our website is done by clicking on any of the active hyperlinks that look like this , the active graphical elements you'll find distributed throughout the site, or via the Table of Contents which appears at the left edge of virtually all the website pages. It is also possible to return to this home page at any time by clicking on our Logo in the upper left corner of any of the site's pages. If you are a current WSYSA District IV participant, you can logon to the site by identifying yourself on our Logon page. Once successfully logged on, you'll be able to interact with D4Soccer.ORG and obtain access to the information that is appropriate for your involvement with our efforts. We hope that you are successful at locating the information you are seeking here on our site or wherever your travels through the World Wide Web may take you. See you on the pitch!

86. Olympia Sport Und Veranstaltungszentrum Innsbruck Sports centre operating olympic ice stadium, soccer stadium and bobsleigh run. Contains details of facilities, upcoming events and matches, photo galleries and locations. http://www.olympia-innsbruck.at/

87. Street's Soccer Site Shows olympic teams and results from Sydney 2000, stars of the future with young player profiles, english footbal, surveys, latest transfer moves and MLS. http://www.geocities.com/bigbobstreet/index.htm

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88. Welcome To The Dallas Inter Soccer Club Provides a format of yearround competition at the highest level for players, offering an environment of continued training for olympic development and, ultimately, college and professional soccer in Dallas. http://www.dallasinter.org/

Welcome to the Dallas Inter Soccer Club established 1991 Inter Invitational Tournament: June 18-20 Application to Host Tournament Rules Frequently Asked Questions Map to Fields ... Schedules Please note that we are still working on seeding for this tournament for the competitive teams therefore schedules are posted at the moment for only the U8-U10 teams (King Tut Coming July 16-18) For more information please click on the tourneys button above. Inter's College Prep Camp: June 7-11 Cabell College Prep Camp - Rainout Hotline 214-564-7080 In addition to the college and ODP National team coaches listed below there are several ADDITIONAL college coaches that will attend which include Baylor, SMU, TCU, and Oklahoma State. Skills........Camps........Clinics........ Please note that Greenhill Fields are closed for the month of June. Please call your team's hotline to see where your alternate practice facility is located. '94 and '95 Skills for girls and boys are underway. For more information go to the skills page.

89. WOMEN'SOCCER History WOMEN S soccer history. Women s soccer is now officially recognized by the InternationalOlympic Committe as well, and was included as a full medal sport in http://members.aol.com/jonagrm/soccer/misc/history.htm

WOMEN'S SOCCER HISTORY COLLEGES A few colleges played club or intramural women's soccer as far back as the 1920s. By the 1950's, a large youth soccer movement had developed, and large numbers of girls participated. A law passed in 1972, often called 'Title IX', said that no school could receive federal funds if that school discriminated against women. Though largely ignored at first, Title IX would later become the driving force behind an explosive growth of women's college soccer. The first varsity women's soccer program was at Brown University in 1977. The first 'national' championship was in 1980. In 1981, a national championship was held by the AIAW (Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women). The first NCAA women's soccer championship was held in 1982. Each year since 1981, a dozen or so new Division I women's teams have been added. And Divisions II and III, the NAIA, and the junior colleges have all experienced dramatic growth. Thanks, in part, to Title IX, women's college soccer is boooming . It's the fastest growing intercollegiate sport (men's or women's). It now ranks as one of the most popular intercollegiate sports for women. The level of play has improved dramatically, as has the competition.

90. Olympic Soccer Photos Men's and women's olympic final 1996. http://www.unc.edu/~erothber/olympics.html

Men's Gold Nigeria vs. Argentina Women's Gold USA vs. China these are some pictures I took at the 1996 Olympic Games in Athens, Georgia for a better look click on the photos E-mail Me More pictures

91. FIFA.com The Official Web Site Of The Fédération Internationale Awards. FIFA Women s World Cup. FIFA U19 World Championship. olympic FootballTournament. history of Football Home. FIFA Centennial. history of the Game. http://www.fifa.com/en/

92. Soccer Statistics the debut for 14 year old footie wiz kid Freddy Adu in Major League soccer. CONCACAFto 2004 olympic Games in Athens CONCACAF has unveiled today, in Guadalajara http://www.playerhistory.com/

Main page Player stats Add player Alphabetical Profiles Search Match stats Rounds Forum Information About.. FAQ Contact Contribute! ... Advertise EURO 2004 - Group D In Group D or the 'Death Group' at least one of the giants - Germany, Netherlands, Czech Republic - will have to pack their bags before the knock-out phase. Whoever the unlucky country is, Latvia certainly plays a big part in this. More EURO 2004 - Group C Italy should have no problems qualifying from Group C, while three other countries - Denmark, Sweden and Bulgaria are eager to be successful in the tournament as well. More EURO 2004 - Group B Title holders France and 1996 years' semi-finalist England are the favourites of Group B, while Croatia and Switzerland will be tough to beat. More Current stats: Players(18274) , Matches(72472) Add player statistics EURO 2004 - Group A As the European Championships in Portugal soon begin, playerhistory.com introduces all the teams participicating. Starting with teams in Group A - Portugal, Greece, Spain and Russia More Mourinho heads for Stamford Bridge Football's worst kept secret was finally confirmed on Wednesday morning when Chelsea appointed Jose Mourinho as their new manager.

93. Pro Football Betting Online - History Of Women's Soccer being the first time ever that there was a women s soccer tournament at the Olympics. CupUSA 1999 final was a milestone in the history of women s http://www.pro-football-betting-online.com/history-of-womens-soccer.html

Pro Football Betting Online - History of Women's Soccer Cashier/Wagering Open Account Members ... History of Women's Soccer - History of Women's Soccer - Ellen Wille, the Norwegian association's delegate at the 45th FIFA Congress in Mexico City in 1986, impressed upon FIFA that more should be done to further women' soccer and to unfold the latent potential in this sector of the game. Little did Wille know her spark would light the way for the women's soccer movement. Presiding over the debates at the Congress, former FIFA President João Havelange not only agreed entirely with the Norwegian female representative but also assured her that he personally would back the women's soccer movement, setting up an ad hoc committee as the first step. Havelange and then-General Secretary Joseph "Sepp" Blatter were serious about supporting the women's sector. As a long-serving member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), Havelange had seen for himself how women had been given the opportunity to compete as equals in a variety of Olympic disciplines to the sheer delight of the crowds. It was only a question of time before women would be beating the drum for their own world soccer tournament. If soccer genuinely intended to achieve universal appeal, it could not turn its back on the female half of the world's population. Following the FIFA President's consent, the women's soccer scene in pioneering countries such as Norway, Sweden, Germany, Italy and the USA - where 40 percent of all the players enrolled in clubs are girls and women - was given a shot in the arm. The prospects of a world championship afforded women's soccer an arena that would highlight the attractiveness and style of this type of soccer. In any case, it was high time to snuff out any remaining prejudice, which, although unfounded, would still be difficult to eradicate.

94. Virginia Beach Sand Soccer City property and private facility construction by the soccer consortium. Specialevents, such as olympic Development Program activities, summer camps, the http://www.sandsoccer.com/complex.htm

The HAMPTON ROADS SOCCER COMPLEX Virginia Beach, Virginia "Hey...we are REALLY running out of soccer fields for our kids -FAST!" That Virginia Beach soccer administrator's ominous warning in 1990 was soon translated into action with the creation of the "Hampton Roads Soccer Council (HRSC)". Composed of officials from the Virginia Beach Soccer Club, Virginia Beach Travel Soccer Club (Beach FC), the Atlantic Soccer Club, and the Southeastern Virginia Women's Soccer Association, HRSC represents over 6,000 youth and adult players, and a hallmark in community sports manage-ment, by focusing the collective energies of several diverse soccer organizations towards the common goal of improving programs and facilities for region athletes. The HRSC Soccer Complex was fortunate to be twice awarded substantial grants by the United States Soccer Federation, Inc. in annual competition for funds associated with surpluses from the 1994 World Cup, held in the United States. Beyond such grants, corporate support and annual player assessments, the "North American Sand Soccer Championships" is the largest single source of Complex revenues. With the state-of-the-art facility now at full operating levels, attention is turning towards the next phases of development including an office/maintenance building housing meeting areas, concession stands, rest rooms, a medical training facility, equipment garages, storage spaces, and a second-floor walkway for viewing the entire soccer vista. Additional parking areas, adjacent to the Complex, are under construction and long-term landscaping and field refinements are also underway.

95. Chicago's Soccer History Gonsalves, one of the best players in US history. Challenge Cup) finals in 1968, ANDOlympic won three When the American soccer League expanded to the Midwest http://www.sover.net/~spectrum/chicago.html

Chicago's Soccer History By Dave Litterer spectrum@sover.net Chicago is been one of the half-dozen historical soccer strongholds in the United States, with roots extending back to the late 1800's. Soccer first came to Chicago, as it did many other cities, with the waves of European immigrants who flocked to the major industrial cities, bringing their love of the game with them. With the establishment of the National Soccer League of Chicago in 1920, the city's position as a major soccer region was secure; for decades, the NSL was one of the "big four" of the amateur leagues, with numerous teams winning the National Challenge Cup, as well as sending players to the national team. In more recent years, Chicago was long represented in the North American League by the successful Chicago Sting and currently fans root for the Chicago Fire of Major League Soccer. The amateur league still remains one of the strongest in the country, and Chicago is currently home to the United States Soccer Federation. The first years The first official match played under Association Rules in Chicago was played between the newly organized sides of the Pullman Car Works and the Original Wanderers, in 1893. Pullman would go on to become a powerhouse in the early 20th century. Not long after this inaugural match, Soccer was featured at the Columbian Exposition, in a event dubbed a "world championship", which culminated in a match between Chicago Braidwood and a club from Toronto. The success of these early neighborhood teams culminated in the founding of the Association Football League in 1904 with C. W. Critchley as the first President. Teams included the Wanderers, Calumet, Douglas Park, Hyde Park Blues, Hyde Park Grays, and Lake Shores. The Pullmans joined soon after, and immediately became the class team of the league, despite being the only team without an enclosed field. That was remedied within a few years.

96. Women's Soccer History In The USA: An Overview But when women’s soccer did finally take off in the After two World Cup titles andOlympic gold and silver For much of its history, organized soccer had been http://www.sover.net/~spectrum/womensoverview.html

Women's Soccer History in the USA: An Overview Maintained by Dave Litterer spectrum@sover.net Women’s soccer has had an unusual genesis in the United States. As the 21st century commences, the US finds itself as arguably the top country in the world for women’s soccer, both in terms of participation and in international competition. Yet, women’s soccer got off to a fairly late start in this country. Women’s leagues existed in Europe as far back as 1930, and international competitions date back to the 1950s. In the United States, however, organized women’s soccer did not take root until the late 1970’s, and even this was partly an outgrowth of the Title IX legislation of 1972 mandating gender equity in education. Varsity college teams began to spread in the early 1980’s, and a national squad was only established in 1985. The first national women’s league did not launch until 1995, and it was not until 2001 that the first professional women’s league made its debut. But when women’s soccer did finally take off in the US, it was with a vengeance, fueled by enormous participation at the youth and amateur levels, rapidly growing interest by mainstream sport fans and the media, and the growing acceptance of women’s sports in general. After two World Cup titles and Olympic gold and silver medals, the US dominates the world in the women’s game, leading the way as it takes root throughout the rest of the world, with all the cultural implications that follow. But the story leading to this pinnacle of success is an interesting one.

97. Homework Center - Sports it/eng/index.asp Official 2006 winter olympics site for http//megasoccer.com/page/main.phpFind soccer news and history of the Game http//www.fifa.com/en/game http://www.multcolib.org/homework/sportshc.html

School Corps Library Catalog Library Databases Ask Us! ... Tareas Escolares Sports: Sports Megasites Baseball Hockey The Olympics ... Athletes Sports Megasites Multnomah County Library - Electronic Resources - Sports http://www.multcolib.org/ref/sports.html Links to various sports sites. Just SPORTS for Women http://www.sportsforwomen.com/ A great site to find out about women sports figures, the latest news from women's sports, and more. NBA.com http://www.nba.com/ The official site for all the NBA teams, including the Blazers. NFL.com http://www.playfootball.com/ The official site for the NFL. Sports Illustrated for Kids http://www.sikids.com/ Click here to get the latest issue online. US Figure Skating Association http://www.usfsa.org/ The official Web site for US figure skating information. WNBA http://www.wnba.com Everybody knows the NBA, but do you know about the Women's NBA? Women and Girls in Sports http://www.feminist.org/sports/sports.asp This site explores how to empower women to be more involved in sports and information about women and the Olympics. WWW Women's Sports Page http://fiat.gslis.utexas.edu/~lewisa/womsprt.html

98. Tips On Soccer - WOMAN SOCCER HISTORY Woman soccer history. A major breakthrough for women s soccer came at the 1996 Olympicsin Atlanta, where women s soccer was included as a full medal sport http://www.tips-on-soccer.com/soccer_history_woman_soccer.html

Homepage The History of Soccer The FIFA The UEFA ... Printable Version Woman Soccer History The real birth of the women's game began in the 1950's, as soccer became a popular game for girls, even in England. Meanwhile, there was a massive youth soccer movement in the United States. And girls were more than welcome, thank you. An unofficial European Championship was held in Germany in 1957. During the 1960s, eastern European communist countries encouraged women to participate in sports, including soccer. In 1969 the English FA lifted its ban on women's teams. And by 1971, there was organized women's soccer in some 34 countries. An unofficial World Championship was held in Mexico. By 1991, 65 countries fielded women's teams, and FIFA staged an official Women's World Cup in China, although, at that time, FIFA was reluctant to use the term 'World Cup'. That first Women's World Cup was a tremendous success, with exciting games, a high level of play, capacity crowds, and a worldwide television audience. In England, the English FA (Football Association) merged with the Women's FA and, ironically, the organization which had dealt the crushing blow to the women's game in 1921, had come full circle, and was actively promoting women's soccer, even if half-heartedly, at times.

99. Nova Scotia Special Olympics : History Nova Scotia and Canadian Special Olympics history. The soccer Team from Lunenburg/Queensbrought home a Canadian Special Olympics National Winter Games were in http://www.nsspecialolympics.com/history.html

Nova Scotia and Canadian Special Olympics History How it All Began Timeline How it All Began The concept of Special Olympics grew out of an idea conceived by Dr. Frank Hayden, a professor at McMaster University. That concept was introduced to the Canadian Special Olympics as a competitive platform for persons with a mental disability. The first national Special Olympic Games were held in 1969 and by the time the second national event took place, a total of 1500 athletes from every province had committed themselves to competition. To meet the growing interest and needs of Canadian's with mental disabilities, the Canadian Special Olympics was formed in 1974. Today, all provinces and one Territory have official associations. Across the country, more than 16,000 Canadians participate in Special Olympics programs, over 1200 of which are registered with the Nova Scotia Special Olympics organization. top Timeline Canada is represented by a Floor Hockey Team from Toronto at the first International Special Olympics Games held at Soldiers Field in Chicago. Canada becomes the first nation, outside of the United States, to participate in Special Olympics. The first Canadian Special Olympics Games and NHL Floor Hockey Tournament are held in Toronto.

100. US Soccer Federation - News - Full Story - 5/17/2004 10057 PM sized pressure of qualifying for the Olympics off both of the biggest results in itshistory in the to add more “firsts” to their women’s soccer history. http://www.ussoccer.com/news/fullstory.sps?iNewsId=54562&itype=113&icategoryid=7

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