81. Dawson Creek Speed Skating Club History Tom Overend , Junior World Championships Assen Holland, Winter Olympics Insbruk. BCskater of the year.BC Team, National Team, Canadian speed skater of the http://www.neonet.bc.ca/dcspeedskating/HISTORY.HTM

BACK About the Club Short Track Long Track ... Home The Start of BC Speed Skating Mrs. Pat Underhill arrived in Dawson Creek from Calgary in 1955. Mrs. Underhill was herself an active speed skater, and while living in Dawson Creek won the North American Senior Ladies Indoor Championship in 1955, 1956, 1960 and 1961. The Provinces first Speed Skating Oval. On December 24, 1956 the arena was gutted by fire and the club was left looking for new ice. Mr. Underhill built BC's first skating oval at McQueen's Lake, several miles north of town. Mr. McQueen assisted with maintenance duties. The club operated there for a time with their coach also undergoing extensive training for her bid in the World Championships to be held in Finland in 1957. New members arrived at the new oval Lorna and Gail Scott, Jocelyn Krug, and Sharon Cameron, to name a few. During their first year of operation the Lion's Club of the city purchased crests for them, but that was their only financial assistance until 1958. With new members appearing steadily a new oval was needed. Bud Geer approached Canadian Freightways for assistance and with their help a new oval was built in 1958. Mr. and Mrs. Underhill, Terry Meeres, and Peter Elmgren built an eight-lap track on the present site of city hall. The Dawson Creek Fire Dept. offered the use of their hoses to flood the track. Later, in the early 1960's, another new oval was built on its present day site behind the arena. Local volunteers also built a dressing room adjacent to the oval. The city took over maintenance duties.

82. Ukrainian Speed Skating Federation proved to be capable of fulfilling olympic requirements which enabled them to participatein the olympic Games 1994 Lillyhammer (Norway), 2 persons (skating). http://www.ussf.org.ua/eng/h_e.html

Glorious traditions of the Ukrainian Skating Sport Federation are rooted in the distant past. It was in 1952 when the Ukrainian Skating Sport Federation was founded and this enabled the world to learn about such outstanding skating sportsmen as three times world champion Oleg Goncharenko (Kharkov), absolute world champion Vera Brynzey (Ivano-Frankovsk), world champion Tatiana Tarasova ( Kiev), European championship prize winner Valentina Lalenkova (Kiev), Irina Fateyeva, Yuriy Kondakov, Tatiana Shelekhova - prize winners and participants of the Olympic Games, world championships and other international competitions. Since 1976, when skating stadium equipped with the skating track with artificial freezing was put into operation in Kiev, the Federation managed to bring up a new generation of skating sportsmen - two times world champion among juniors Valeriy Guk , world record holders Alexander Antipov, Roman Popadchuk , world championship prize winners, world and European championship and Olympic Games participants Yuriy Shulga, Vitaliy Makovetsky, Boris Uvarov, Victor Morozov, Oleg Kostromitin, Lesia Belozub, Andrey Gutovskiy, Svetlana Konstantinova

83. German Info: Germany At The Olympics Games have gone down in Olympics history was the performance of 16year-old NorwegianLaila Schou Nilsen, who at the time held every speed-skating record for http://www.germany-info.org/relaunch/info/publications/infocus/olympics2002/wg19

Germany Info Home: Information Services: Publications: InFocus Germany at the Olympics The 1936 Winter Olympics in Garmisch-Partenkirchen Germany's "White Olympics" were tainted by a Brown Shadow Most people associate the 1936 Olympics with the notorious Berlin games, held in the summer of that year. But the winter games, held February 6-16 in the Bavarian villages of Garmisch and Partenkirchen, came first. Though overshadowed by the dramatic change of political landscape that accompanied the National Socialists' rise to power in Germany, they were also the stage for remarkable achievements in sports history. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) officially awarded Germany the honor of hosting the games in 1931, when Germany was still a democratic country. But in 1933, Adolf Hitler and his National Socialists came to power, and the political climate changed. Observers in the United States and other western democracies questioned the morality of supporting Olympic Games hosted by the Nazi regime. Short-lived boycott efforts surfaced in Great Britain, France, Sweden, Czechoslovakia, and the Netherlands. However, when the IOC met in Austria in 1933, it was unwilling to break its tradition of not mixing sport and politics and decreed that the games would go ahead as planned, with one important stipulation: that the Germans not exclude Jews from participating. The Nazis complied, allowing German Jews to participate in the Games and pledging fair treatment of all athletes. With this assurance, the decision was made not to change the venue.

84. Information Headquarters: Short Track Speed Skating simultaneously on a short indoor ice track (111 m). The sport is held at the OlympicWinter Games. history The sport of short track speed skating originates in http://www.informationheadquarters.com/Sports/Short-track_speed_skating.shtml

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85. Winter Olympic Games 1998 Each racer will skate once in the inner lane, and The Luge is another high speed sledrace that made this one of the most difficult tracks in olympic history. http://www.damoon.net/dead/JapanOlym.html

Graphic by: Shoichi Shiomi Winter Olympic Games 1998 Snowboarding . The last international games of the century featured competitors from about 80 different countries. There are many exciting sports to watch at the Winter Olympic Games. Extensive sports coverage was available via the Internet and traditional media sources. The various competitions were held from February 7, 1998 to February 21, 1998. A quick overview of the some of the sporting events that were featured at the Olympic Games is presented here. There are many great other sources of information that can expand on what is provided here. Figure skating is known as a sport of grace, and beauty. Olympic figure skaters skate to musical scores and create a kind of ice ballet. The four Olympic Figure Skating events include the Ladies Singles, the Men's Singles, Pairs or Doubles, and Ice Dancing. Singles and Doubles have two distinct forums which are the Short Program and Free Skating. The Short Program is designed to demonstrate a specific set of skating talents . During Free Skating competition, the Olympic skaters perform to music and are allowed to create a more freeform routine. Ice Dancing provides a sequenced dance on ice that is similar to ballroom dancing performed by a pair of skaters. Olympic Figure skating is an event that draws a large audience from around the world. There are six types of Alpine Skiing events at the Olympic Winter Games. These Alpine Skiing events are Downhill Racing, Slalom, the Giant Slalom, Super Giant Slalom, and Alpine Combination. Downhill Racing is the fastest and most exciting event featured at the Winter Olympic Games. The Slalom, the Giant Slalom, and Super Giant Slalom requires skiers to maneuver skillfully and through a series of gates (poles with flags). These skiing events are the most traditional competitions of the Winter Olympic games.

86. Olympics And those were just the speed skaters. to capture his first gold medal in men s figureskating. for the longest jump on skis in olympic history 137 meters. http://www.personal.psu.edu/users/b/u/buw107/olympics.htm

87. Hilton Lake Placid Resort - Attractions & Businesses - Olympics Then & Now and the expansion of crosscountry ski trails, the olympic stadium (speed-skatingoval), arena and During the 1980 Winter olympic Games, history was made http://www.lphilton.com/attractions_olympics.html

Hotel Home Book a Room Contact Us Hotel Dining Hilton Lake Placid Resort One Mirror Lake Drive Lake Placid, NY 12946-1105 (518) 523-4411 telephone (518) 523-1120 fax The small village of Lake Placid is world-famous as the host of the Winter Olympic Games in 1932 and 1980, but its place in the sporting world goes beyond that. Lake Placid attracts world-class athletes for the current world championship events. As well, Olympic athletes currently use Lake Placid as a training facility for many Olympic sports. Lake Placid is also the home of U.S. sports governing bodies such as the U.S. Luge Association, U.S. Bobsled and Skeleton Federation, as well as the U.S. Canoe and Kayak teams. On this page ... History of the Olympics Visiting the Olympic Sites Olympian speeding on a luge at the 1980 Winter Olympics. Ice hockey at the 1932 Winter Olympics. Godfrey Dewey helped Lake Placid become the site of the 1932 Olympics. Bobsled event at the 1932 Winter Olympics. History of the Olympics The 1932 Olympics: Building the Community In 1932, the world focused on a small village in the Adirondack Mountains of upstate New York. The world was in the midst of the Great Depression and Franklin D. Roosevelt was Governor of the State of New York. Lake Placid, with a population of 2,930, was host of the III Olympic Winter Games. In 1929, Godfrey Dewey, winter sports enthusiast and son of Dr. Melvil Dewey, founder of the Dewey Decimal System, successfully presented the village's bid for the 1932 Games to the International Olympic Committee.

88. Zimmerman Family - Special Olympics Zimmerman Family Special Olympics history. led my family to be very active in SpecialOlympics. in are Cycling, Track and Field, speed skating, Swimming, and http://users.telerama.com/~mcelfres/SO/sohistory.html

Zimmerman Family Special Olympics History Rebecca, Laura, and I are triplets... My two twin sisters have Down's Syndrome and this has led my family to be very active in Special Olympics. With my sisters competing and my parents and I coaching and my younger sister volunteering or competing as a special partner in unified events. The sports we compete in are: Cycling, Track and Field, Speed Skating, Swimming, and roller-skating. The following is our involvement with Special Olympics to the best that I can remember. I'll might be off a year or two with some things. In 1989, Laura was on the Massachusetts team for the International Games in Lake Tahoe and Reno Nevada where she competed in Speed Skating. In 1991, my father was a cycling coach for the Massachusetts team for the International Games in Minneapolis. In 1995, my mother and sisters represented Massachusetts at the World Games in New Haven CT, for cycling. In 1999, my mother represented Team USA as part of the Massachusetts delegation as the Cycling Coach for the games in Durham, NC. In 2001, Laura represented Team USA-New England in Speed Skating, and Dad was one of the Speed Skating coaches for the games in Anchorage Alaska.

89. HISTORY OF SPEED SKATING IN BRITISH COLUMBIA 5022 history OF speed skating IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. But a good skater s goal is Olympicstyle competition real development is to be made in speed skating in BC. http://www.calverley.ca/Part05-Dawson Creek/5-022.html

5-022: HISTORY OF SPEED SKATING IN BRITISH COLUMBIA The story of speed skating in B.C. revolves around the arrival of Mrs. Pat Underhill in Dawson Creek in 1955. Mrs. Underhill was herself an active speed skater, and while living in Dawson Creek won the North American Senior Ladies Indoor Championship in 1955, 1956, 1960 and 1961. Other skaters, Terry Meeres, Fay Clease, Joan Tod, Donna and David McLeod, Gail Scott, and Alan Overend have coached or have assisted speed skating in B.C. in some capacity over the past years. Her influence extended beyond the boundaries of B.C. as she successfully encouraged B.C. clubs to become involved with the Canadian Amateur Speed Skating Association. A result of this was that the first National Speed Skating Newsletter, the Racer , was edited and published in Dawson Creek by Mr. Howard Overend from 1965 to 1969 and again in 1971. The Racer was circulated across Canada and to 24 I.S.U. member countries. It earned Howard Overend the Sports Federation of Canada Award for outstanding contribution in the field of Sports Publications in 1968 and again in 1973. Mrs. Underhill helped form the second speed skating club in B.C. when she assisted with the organization and coaching of the Fort St. John Club in 1965. And at the same time she initiated the organization of the British Columbia Speed Skating Association, which became an effective body in the development of speed skating in this province. Pat Underhill left Dawson Creek in the fall of 1965. But the interest in speed skating, which she had created, lived on.

90. Current Biography Excerpts: Speed Skating Until February 18, 1994 the speed skater Dan Jansen was one of themost tragic figures in the history of the Olympics. For a decade http://www.hwwilson.com/currentbio/speedsk.html

Current Biography Excerpts: Speed Skating To view an excerpt from the Current Biography profile, choose from the list of names. BLAIR, BONNIE JANSEN, DAN BLAIR, BONNIE Mar. 18, 1964- Speed skater. The best female speed skater ever produced by the United States is Bonnie Blair, the winner of one gold medal at the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary, Canada and two at the 1992 Winter Games in Albertville, France. Blair is the only woman from the United States ever to win gold medals in consecutive Winter Olympics and the only one to win three gold medals overall in the Winter Games. She is also just the second woman from the United States to win two gold medals in the same Olympics and the first female speed skater from any nation to win consecutive golds in the five-hundred-meter race. The complete article can be found on the Current Biography CD-ROM and in the 1992 Current Biography Yearbook Search for another athlete JANSEN, DAN June 17, 1965- Speed skater; sportscaster.

91. Fitchburg Longsjo Classic Stage Race - Art Longsjo History for Longsjo s casket were three olympic speed skaters and three Davis Phinney, KathyWatt, numerous olympic teams, and Hearts of Lions The history of American http://www.longsjo.com/artlongsjo.html

Fitchburg Longsjo Classic MAIN PAGE RIDER NEWS RESULTS FAQ ... SEARCH Fitchburg Longsjo Classic PO Box 923 Fitchburg, MA 01420 USA Info@longsjo.com Art Longsjo The race currently known as the Fitchburg-Longsjo Classic was first held in 1960 as the Fitchburg-Longsjo Memorial Race. It was renamed by the USCF in 1980, and is one of the few races in the country to be designated as a "classic." The first race was organized by Guy Morin as a memorial to his teammate Art Longsjo. Longsjo was a originally a speed skater from Fitchburg, and a very good one. As part of his training, he took up cycling, which uses similar muscles and involves similar tactics. The picture to the left was taken at his first bike race, the 1953 Massachusetts state championship. His clothing in the photograph is what he rode in, a t-shirt, cutoff skating tights, and moccasins, augmented only with a borrowed helmet. Longsjo didn't have a car, so he rode his bike for the hour and a half journey to Westboro Raceway, stopping along the way to reinflate his leaky front tire. Art competed in three events, the one-mile race, the three-mile race and the 25-mile race. His very first race was the qualifying heat for the one-mile, which he won impressively. He proceeded to win all three races.

92. U.S Speedskating General Info in US Winter olympic history! The organization was founded in 1966 when a small groupof speedskating enthusiasts broke away from the Amateur skating Union (ASU http://www.usspeedskating.org/geninfo/general.html

Maria Garcia , Carson, Calif., is the women's 2001 and 2002 U.S. Junior Short Track Champion. (photo by Sports Imaging) KC Boutiette , Tacoma, Wash., is a three-time Olympian. He has competed in the 1994, 1998, and 2002 Olympics. (photo by Ed Purcell) Short Track Rules Long Track Rules U.S. Speedskating is the national governing body for the sport of speedskating. U.S. Speedskating's mission is "to win world and Olympic medals." Every action taken is measured against that mission and every resource is devoted to it. Sixty-five Olympic medals makes speedskating the most successful sport in U.S. Winter Olympic History! The organization was founded in 1966 when a small group of speedskating enthusiasts broke away from the Amateur Skating Union (ASU) to form the United States International Speedskating Association (USISA). At the time, the USISA's primary responsibility was to select world teams. The official training sites for the sprint, allround, and junior long track teams are Milwaukee, Wis., and Salt Lake City, Utah. The short track team is located at the Olympic Training center in Colorado Springs, Colo.

93. Washingtonpost.com: U.S. Ends Olympics With Record What is ending, however, are some memorable Winter olympic careers. Blair and Jansen,two of the most famous speed skaters in US history, are expected to retire http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/sports/longterm/olympics1998/history/1994/a

Olympics Front Sport by Sport Gallery History ... Countries Related Items '94 Medal count '94 Medal winners U.S. Ends Olympics With Record By Christine Brennan Washington Post Staff Writer Monday, February 28, 1994; Page A1 U.S. Medals Year G S B T It was the most successful Winter Games ever for the 154-member U.S. delegation, which won six gold medals, tying the nation's previous best gold-medal efforts of 1932 and 1980, both held in Lake Placid, N.Y. While the numbers are impressive, there are subtle signs of trouble. The medals came from only four of the nine sports at the Olympics: Alpine skiing, speed skating, freestyle skiing and figure skating, which is a bit deceiving, because Nancy Kerrigan was the only American to finish in the top four of the four figure skating events. All told, it was the worst U.S. performance in figure skating, the most popular of all winter spectator sports in the United States, since 1972. For the United States, the medal winners came with remarkable stories: Speed skater Dan Jansen, who carried the U.S. flag tonight, overcame a six-year battle with his memories and failures to finally win a gold medal; speed skater Bonnie Blair won two more gold medals to become the most decorated female U.S. Olympian in history; Kerrigan overcame the Jan. 6 attack on her knee to skate impeccably, but had to settle for the silver medal by the closest possible judging margin, one-tenth of a point; skier Tommy Moe flew down the mountain to win the downhill and shock the favored Europeans on the first full day of competition.

94. THE VOICE OF RUSSIA ( Olympic Games 2002 ) speed skates decided to put all athletes in equal conditions. Before starting competitionsall skiers will be ringed for the first time in the olympic history. http://www.vor.ru/Olymp/excl_next003_eng.html

DAY 1ST The 19th Winter Olympic Games have started at the Salt Lake City in Utah. We plan to cover the events at the Olympics, the first Games in the third millennium, from today onward. The opening ceremony of the games was held on Friday at the Salt Lake City. The main topic of the games in which about 2 500 sportsman and women from 77 countries participate, is the idea of making united efforts by the civilized world in the fight against the threat of terrorism. The march of the teams was traditionally head by the sportsmen from Greece, the country that founded Olympic Games. The ceremony was ended with a colorful show and a firework. The Russian team includes 162 sportsmen and women and is second to the US team only. Among them are 13 Olympic champions, five skiers, one biathlon and seven hokey players. The Russian team will compete in all sport events. Experts believe that Russian team has good chances in skiing, biathlon, figure skating and hockey, the sports that Russia traditionally has been excelled. Russian sportsmen are also competing in curling, short-track and skeleton, new sports for them. Ekaterina Mironova has a good chance to win gold in skeleton. Among the other participants are sportsmen from ten member countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States and three former Soviet Baltic republics, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia. They are competing in many programs and hope to win gold medals too. Among them are Estonians Cristina Shigun in skiing and Ukraine’s Aleona Zubrilova in biathlon, Lithuania’s figure skaters Margarita Drobyako and Povilas Vanagas.

95. U.S. Wednesday-Night History Peter Gzowski, recounts watching the shy, ponytailed teenager make history at the WednesdayFeb 13, 2002 bbc olympic skating gold sparks inquiry Version en http://www.wednesday-night.com/Sports.asp

WEDNESDAY NIGHT recent news news Slides Military news ... Contact Us google teoma W-N Site Find movie times Varity ... Racism June 12th 2004 news Slides UPDATED Wed-Nights Next W-N ... Wed-Nights to W-N or friend Sports Archives 7/2/2003 it Olympics win gets Vancouver IT firms in the Games - As the city celebrates its successful bid, we talk to the company that powered a video e-mail campaign, while Telus explains its role in preparing the infrastructure for 2010 Global National 'We did it! We did it! We did it!' Wednesday, July 02, 2003 Vancouver, Whistler and all of Canada are cheering Wednesday at news the 2010 Winter Olympic Games will be held in British Columbia. The B.C. bid beat out that of South Korean rival Pyeongchang on a second ballot. Thursday Jul 3, 2003 bbc Canada cheers Olympic decision Vancouverites reacted with ecstasy to the news that the city has been awarded the 2010 Winter Olympics by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Thursday Jul 3, 2003 VANCOUVER: OLYMPIC BID SUCCEEDS THE 2002 WINTER OLYMPICS Canada's winter Olympians came home with 17 medals including two memorable golds in hockey. Jul. 19, 1976

96. Canadian Olympic Committee Nancy Greene. Organization olympic News 2002 Klassen makes Canadianspeed skating history at World Championships. Ottawa Cindy http://www.olympic.ca/EN/organization/news/2002/0318.shtml

HOME "You must have a commitment to work hard and to never give up." Nancy Greene Organization Olympic News Klassen makes Canadian speed skating history at World Championships Ottawa - Cindy Klassen of Winnipeg, who won Canada's first medal at the 2002 Winter Olympics, posted Canada's best performance in 26 years at the long track speed skating all around world championships Sunday placing second overall. The only skater to ever do better than Klassen at the event was Sylvia Burka, also from Winnipeg, who won the overall gold in 1976. Klassen though became the first Canadian to win a medal in each event with silver in the 500, 1,500 and 5,000 and bronze in the 3,000. "It's a really nice way to end the year," said Klassen. "I feel second place is outstanding and I'm really happy. It's hard to compare the results with the Olympics. The Olympics are so big but to do well in Holland where the sport is huge is pretty special too. " At Whistler, B.C., some new stars are emerging at the Canadian alpine skiing championships. For example on Saturday Erik Guay of Mont-Tremblant, Que., and Britt Janyk of Whistler won the men's and women's super G titles. It was first national crown for both skiers. The nationals continue through to Wednesday.

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98. Utah Olympic Oval: The Fastest Ice On Earth! history / Legacy The Utah olympic Oval was built with the purpose of hosting speedskating competitions during the 2002 Salt Lake olympic Winter Games, but http://www.utaholympicoval.com/about/history.html

About Us Location Staff Directory Mission / Vision ... Contact Us Download Free Utah Olympic Oval Wallpaper. Click Here History / Legacy The Utah Olympic Oval was built with the purpose of hosting speed skating competitions during the 2002 Salt Lake Olympic Winter Games, but serves as a legacy to the State of Utah for all members of the community to enjoy. The Oval, as well as the Utah Olympic Park in Park City, is operated by the Utah Athletic Foundation. The Oval is part of a multi-purpose recreation complex that includes recreational gyms, weight facilities and swimming pools. United States' Chris Witty salutes the crowd during her victory lap. She won the Gold Medal in the women's 1000-meter speed skating event at the Utah Olympic Oval in world-record time. The Utah Olympic Oval successfully hosted its first major international speed skating competition three weeks after the completion of the oval construction in February 2001. The success of the 2001 World Championships Speed Skating Single Distances event was overwhelming, bringing more than130 athletes from 20 countries to Salt Lake City for this prestigious competition. As a preview to the Olympics in 2002, an incredible five world records were broken in the Utah Olympic Oval's debut competition. The format of the Single Distances Championships is very similar to that of the Olympic Games making this event a great test and learning tool for the staff, volunteers and facility.

99. Olympics 2002 - CBS.SportsLine.com Nova Scotia Special Olympics historyNova Scotia and Canadian Special Olympics history. She also took Gold in 330m SpeedSkating. 1997 Special Olympics World Winter Games in Collingwood, Ontario http://cbs.sportsline.com/u/olympics/2002/history/sbs/speed.htm

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100. Subject Pathfinders For Kids- Winter Olympics olympic Museum Learn about Coubertin and olympic history, explore a Library Tompkins,Pat How to be an olympic Athlete, j796.91 Hilgers, Laura Great Skates. http://infozone.imcpl.org/kids_path_olympics.htm

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