41. Sporting Event History Indianapolis Sporting Event history. 2000 US Cycling Federation Masters Road Championships,2000 - US olympic Men's Women's basketball Team Exhibitions http://www.indianasportscorp.com/ISC/abouteventhistory2.html

Who is ISC Events Membership Volunteer Opportunities ... Home Indianapolis Sporting Event History The following is a list of sporting events that have or will take place Indianapolis since 1979. International Events - Pan American Games, 1987 - Pan Pacific Masters Aquatic Games, 1989 - World Masters Aquatic Championships, 1992 - FIBA World Basketball Championship for Men, 2002 - FINA World Diving Cup, 1989 - FIG World Gymnastics Championships, 1991 - FINA World Swimming Championship, 2004 - World Police and Fire Games, 2001 - World Rowing Championships, 1994 - FINA World Synchronized Swimming Cup, 1985 - Solheim Cup, 2005 - USA/USSR Track Meet, 1982 - USA/Australia Swim Challenge, 2003 Annual Events - Brickyard 400 - NASCAR - Circle City Classic - Corporate Challenge - Hoosier State Games - Hoosier Basketball Classic - Indiana/Kentucky High School All-Star Basketball Game - Indianapolis 500 - Indy Racing League - International Race of Champions (IROC) - The John Wooden Tradition - College Basketball - Kroger 200 - NASCAR Grand Nationals - NFL Scouting Combine - NHRA U.S. Nationals Drag Racing

42. Subject Pathfinders For Kids- Summer Olympics olympic Museum Learn about Coubertin and olympic history, explore a Library of olympicImages of the player who led the 1996 women's olympic basketball team to http://infozone.imcpl.org/kids_path_olympics_summer.htm

Summer Olympics infoZone Searching Pathfinders infoZone Home ... Quit "The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win but to take part, just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph, but the struggle. The essential thing is not to have conquered, but to have fought well." - Olympic Creed Summer Olympics Olympic History Olympians Olympic Symbols ... Related iPac for Kids Catalog Searches Summer Olympics j796.48 KNO Knotts, Bob The Summer Olympics Summary: Describes the history, ideals, events, and heroes of the Olympic Games, with an emphasis on the Summer Olympics. Mariotti, Mario Hand Games Summary: Photographs of hands painted, decorated, and formed to resemble the players in various sports of the Summer Olympics track and field events, swimming, driving, fencing, etc. Aaseng, Nathan Great Summer Olympic Moments Arnold, Caroline The Olympic Summer Games International Olympic Committee Official Site of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Site includes links to information about the IOC and the staging and promoting of the Olympic Games, the Olympic Museum, Olympic memorabilia, Olympic television archives and links to the 2002 Salt Lake City, 2004 Athens, and 2006 Tornio Olympic Games. United States Olympic Committee United States Committee that organizes and promotes the games for team USA. Site includes links to an Olympic auction, Ask an Expert, a Search for Olympians database, the Olympic Hall of Fame, donation information and more.

43. Olympic Basketball - Stampville.com - Stamps, Coins, Memorabilia, Collecibles, G basketball Misc. Michael Jordon. olympic basketball. American Presidents. Worldhistory. American history, Black history, World history, WWII Religion. http://www.stampville.com/stampville.asp?docID=stamps&Topic=638

44. Olympic Timeline in gymnastics, Soviet Union defeates US in basketball. 88 pound Nadia Comanici becomesfirst olympic gymnast to spectators, and largest TV audience in history. http://gtresearchnews.gatech.edu/reshor/rh-win96/timeline.htm

The Olympic Games in History A brief look at humankind's most enduring sports spectacle The Ancient Olympic Games The Olympic Games were celebrated 320 times every four years in the sacred stadium at Olympia, Greece, beginning in 776 B.C. Though boxing and wrestling were added later, the first Olympic event was a sprint. The prize was an olive leaf and deification by poets, as well as recognition as a hero forever. The Modern Olympic Games Athens 1896 In 1892, French educator Baron Pierre de Coubertin proposes a renaissance of ancient Greek competition. In 1896, his dream is realized as England, Greece, Italy, Russia, Spain, Sweden and the United States open Games. James B. Connolly wins triple jump (the first medal in modern Olympic history); American flag is raised and Star Spangled Banner played, beginning tradition of honoring victor and his/her country. Paris 1900 Games opened to women. First female winner: Charlotte Cooper of Great Britain in singles tennis. Margaret Abbot of Chicago wins a gold medal in golf. Alvin Kraenzlein of U.S becomes first to win 4 gold medals. St. Louis 1904

45. SPARKS: Sparks Celebrate African-American History Month: Penny Toler to scoring the first basket In WNBA history, Tolers’ professional career hasbeen an impressive one. Named to the USA basketball olympic Committee in her http://www.wnba.com/sparks/news/toler_030227.html

var site = "sparks"; var page = "news"; NBA NBDL WNBA Global Canada China Español Japan UK Teams Charlotte Cleveland Connecticut Detroit Houston Indiana Los Angeles Minnesota New York Phoenix Sacramento San Antonio Seattle Washington FANTASY GAMES STORE TICKETS HELP ... Sparks Stuff Sparks Celebrate African-American History Month: Penny Toler From her playing days to the front office, Penny Toler is a WNBA pioneer. Sparks General Manager Virginia “Penny” Toler is known for a string of WNBA firsts. First to score a basket in the WNBA’s inaugural game, first to transition from the “court” to the “executive suite” as General Manager, and first to dethrone the four-time Houston Comets. Yet, she still believes that unless young African-American athletes realize the value of education and excellence ‘off the court’ those “firsts” will be just another line in history books. Widely recognized as the first player to score a basket in WNBA history, Virginia “Penny” Toler began her career with the Los Angeles Sparks as the starting point guard in the League’s inaugural game on June 21, 2997 at the Great Western Forum. Originally allocated along with Lisa Leslie, as one of two Los Angeles franchise players, Toler retired from professional basketball in November 1999 with a combined 12 years overseas and WNBA playing experience to become the second the second general manager in team history. Primarily responsible for player personnel and strategy, Toler accomplished in just two years what no other general manager in WNBA history had been able to do. Assembling a championship caliber team that would eventually dethrone the four-time WNBA champion Houston Comets, Toler and the Sparks delivered the first-ever WNBA Championship to the city of Los Angeles.

46. WNBA.com: History Of Women's Basketball olympics. At 18, Nancy Lieberman becomes the youngest basketball playerin olympic history to win a medal when the US takes silver. http://www.wnba.com/about_us/jenkins_feature.html

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47. : : Inductees : : Nancy LiebermanCline — noted as the only two-time winner of the Wade Trophy; becamethe youngest basketball player in olympic history to win a medal at the http://www.wbhof.com/whf_inductees.html

View Class of 2000 View Grand Opening Scrapbook View Sights From 2000 Induction Weekend C LICK O N I MAGE O R N AME T O F IND O UT M ORE A BOUT I NDUCTEE. Lidia Alexeeva Senda Berenson Abbott ... White The 1999 inductees include: Lidia Alexeeva Senda Berenson Abbott — commonly referred to as the "Mother of Women's Basketball"; authored and developed the first basketball guide for women. Carol Blazejowski Joanne Bracker Jody Conradt Joan Crawford Denise Curry Anne Donovan Carol Eckman — known as the "Mother of National Collegiate Championships"; established the first National Invitational Women's Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament in 1969. Betty Jo Graber Lusia Harris Stewart John Head Nancy Lieberman-Cline Darlene May Ann Meyers-Drysdale Cheryl Miller Billie Moore Shin-Ja Park Harley Redin Uljana Semjonova Jim Smiddy Pat Head Summitt Bertha Teague Margaret Wade Nera White Inductees "I'm in the Hall"

48. SLAM! NAGANO: Winter Olympic History NAGANO Hockey; Baseball; basketball; Football; Other sports ALSO ON CANOE; HELP; GoldMedallists Silver Medallists Bronze Medallists AllTime olympic records By http://www.canoe.ca/SlamNaganoHistory/home.html

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50. History Of Basketball - Hoops The history of basketball, a game that started with 18 men in Association of basketballCoaches (NABC) to witness basketball become an olympic sport at http://www.all-sports-posters.com/historyofbasketball.html

The History of BasketBall - Hoops The History of Basketball The History of basketball, a game that started with 18 men in a YMCA gymnasium in Springfield, Mass., has grown into a game that more than 300 million people play worldwide. The man who created this instantly successful sport was Dr. James Naismith. Under orders from Dr. Luther Gulick, head of Physical Education at the School for Christian Workers. Naismith had 14 days to create an indoor game that would provide an "athletic distraction" for a rowdy class through the brutal New England winter. Remarkable Authentic Vintage Art Posters The original poster has sold at auction for $3,600. Vintage Art Posters-Large Collection of Authentic Art, Movie and Memorabilia Posters, Including Circus Posters, Movie Posters, Wild West Posters, European Posters, Animal Posters, Sports Posters and Fashion Posters. Click Here Naismith's invention didn't come easily. Getting close to the deadline, he struggled to keep the class' faith. His first intention was to bring outdoor games indoors, i.e., soccer and lacrosse. These games proved too physical and cumbersome. At his wits' end, Naismith recalled a childhood game that required players to use finesse and accuracy to become successful. After brainstorming this new idea, Naismith developed basketball's original 13 rules and consequently, the game of basketball.

51. Purdue Boilermakers, Official Athletic Site: Traditions Wilt would go on the coach the Purdue women's track team from 1978 to '89. Forthe third time in olympic history, Purdue basketball was represented. http://purduesports.ocsn.com/trads/pur-olympians.html

Choose Sport Baseball Softball M Basketball W Basketball Cross Country Football M Golf W Golf W Soccer M Swimming W Swimming M Tennis W Tennis Volleyball Wrestling News Releases Purdue Olympians There has been no shortage of Boilermaker athletes and coaches in the Olympics. In fact, Purdue Olympians have accounted for 12 gold medals, one silver medal and two bronze medals with hopes of more at the 1996 Games. The following is an overview, chronologically, of the performances of Purdue Olympians in past Olympiads. 1900 - Paris, France - Purdue's Ray Ewry came away with three gold medals. The Lafayette, Ind., native captured the standing long jump with a distance of 3.21 meters (10 feet, 6.25 inches). Ewry also won the standing triple jump with a jump of 10.58 meters (34-8.5). Finally, he set a world record with his gold medal-winning standing high jump of 1.65 meters (5-5). 1904 - St. Louis, United States - Ewry again stole the show in Olympic athletics competition. Tabbed the "Human Frog," Ewry again won gold medals in the standing high jump (1.60 meters/5 feet, 3 inches), standing triple jump (10.54 meters/34-7.25) and standing long jump. His long jump mark of 3.476 meters (11-4.875) bested his previous Olympic distance, as well as the world record at that time. 1906 - Athens, Greece -

52. Olympics Saturday's Top Medal Events. olympic Sports basketball Australia in gold contentionafter semifinal victory. Athletics Korzeniowski walks into olympic history. http://www.gigglepotz.com/ausoly-13.htm

Top Stories Breaking News: Friday's latest results Today's Medal Tally Saturday's Top Medal Events Olympic Sports Basketball: Australia in gold contention after semifinal victory Diving: China goes for fifth gold Football: Zamarano double secures Chile bronze Gymnastics: Ten finalists in Gymnastics decided Friday ... Wrestling: American slays another rival Sydney 2000 Olympic Sydney: Sydney Games to go out with a bang Olympic Sydney: King Claudio puts fans in a frenzy Athletes Athlete Spotlight: Chamique Holdsclaw (USA) Athlete Spotlight: Abbas Jadidi (Iran) Athlete Spotlight: Jan Ullrich (Germany) Olympic Interactives Explore the Site! Sporting Technique Infographics: Gymnastics (Rhythmic) IN THE SPOTLIGHT Team USA Update The United States had a mixed day on Friday, with the highs of a gold in the men's pole vault and the US basketball teams through to the finals, but some disappointing and close results in other events. Click below for the full stories.

53. Olympics olympic Sports basketball Close competition. Redgrave, 38, the most celebrated oarsmanin olympic history, teamed with Matthew Pinsent, Tim Foster and James http://www.gigglepotz.com/ausoly-8.htm

In the Spotlight In the Spotlight: Redgrave wins fifth rowing gold Team USA Update Top Stories Sunday's Top Medal Events Breaking News: Saturday's Latest Results Olympic Sports Basketball: Close competition Cycling: Paola Pezzo wins second gold medal Diving: Russia upstages China to win gold Football: Europe vs Americas in battle for gold ... Weightlifting: Dimas wins historic third gold Athletes Athlete Spotlight: Shelda Bede (Brazil) Olympic Interactives Explore the Site! Chat with Lenny Krayzelburg IN THE SPOTLIGHT In the Spotlight: Redgrave wins fifth rowing gold Briton Steve Redgrave refused to rule out another Olympic campaign after winning an unprecedented fifth consecutive gold medal on Saturday at the Sydney regatta. Redgrave, 38, the most celebrated oarsman in Olympic history, teamed with Matthew Pinsent, Tim Foster and James Cracknell to win the men's coxless fours. Team USA Update The United States of America Olympic Team proved in the pool and on the track today, just what greatness and gold medals are all about.

54. Copernicus Education Gateway allowed in olympic Games but not in the NBA. News, history, and Fast Facts For completeinformation about playing, coaching, and watching basketball, visit the http://www.edgate.com/summergames/inactive/spotlight_sport/basketball.html

Basketball Men's Olympic basketball became an official sport in 1936 at the Berlin Games. The tournament was held outdoor on courts of clay and sand. On the day of the final it rained heavily, turning the courts to mud, which made it difficult to dribble and undoubtedly contributed to the low score of 19-8. In the end, the United States defeated Canada for the gold. In 1989 the Federation Internationale de Basketball Amateur (FIBA) membership voted to allow professionals to join amateurs in the Olympics. Women's basketball made its Olympic debut at the 1976 Games in Montreal, Canada. The Soviet women won the gold medal, and the U.S. women took home the silver medal. Scoring News, History, Fast Facts

55. BASKETBALL WORLD - BFW Book As a member of the 1976 US Silver Medal team, at the age of 18 Nancy became the youngestbasketball player in olympic history, male or female, to win a medal. http://www.basketballworldinc.com/bfw.html

BASKETBALL FOR WOMEN NANCY LIEBERMAN-CLINE AND ROBIN ROBERTS ISBN: 0873226100 1996 296 Pages About Basketball for Women... Written by Nancy Lieberman-Cline and Robin Roberts, two women who know the game and how to excel at it, this practical guide challenges women from high school through college to develop their talent and skill to the highest level. Basketball for Women provides 111 drills for improving and refining offensive and defensive skills. The authors explain the importance of each skill, identify the keys to proper technique, show how to correct common errors, and apply these skills in game situations. The drills are great tools for improving every practice and workout. Unlike most basketball books for women, this unique resource goes beyond the basics to address topics for the serious-minded player, including: an overview of the history of women's basketball; identifying priorities, establishing goals, and seizing opportunities; 10 steps for handling success; getting the most out of practice and games; dealing with special game situations and matchups; where to play during the off-season; teamwork, coachability, and attitude; and recruitment. Filled with proven principles, innovative drills, and conditioning guidelines designed especially for women

56. Station #14: USC Olympic History 14 USC olympic history. Historic Images Lillian Copeland, '32 First Trojan womanto compete in the olympics. Cheryl Miller, '86 US women's basketball team http://www.usc.edu/dept/CCR/theme/14.html

Civic and Community Relations USC University Park Community History Stations Back to Campus Locational Map Station #14: USC Olympic History Historic Images Lillian Copeland, '32 First Trojan woman to compete in the Olympics Cheryl Miller, '86 U.S. women's basketball team leader in the 1984 Olympics McDonald's Swim Stadium Built on campus for the 1984 Olympic Games Dean Cromwell USC's track coach for 38 years Janice York Romary First woman to carry the flag for the United States at the Mexico City Games in 1968. Diver Sammy Lee, '47 First male diver Olympian who won back-to-back gold medals. Swimmer John Naber, '77 Gold medalist who set world records in four events at the 1976 Olympics in Montreal Emil Breitkreutz, '06 USC's first Olympian If institutions could win medals for their contributions to the Olympic Games, USC would have the gold locked up. The university's participation in the Olympics dates back to 1904, when Emil Breitkreutz became the first USC student to compete in the Olympic Games and brought home a bronze medal in the 800 meters. Two Olympiads later, in 1912, the same year Los Angeles Times columnist Owen Bird nicknamed USC's athletic teams the Trojans, USC freshman Fred Kelly won the university's first gold medal, for the 110-meter high hurdles, and launched an unprecedented winning streak for USC. At least one USC athlete has come home with a gold medal in virtually every Olympiad since, and USC claims more Olympians than any other university in the country.

57. Basketball-schiedsrichter.de - Internationales - FIBA / ULEB Spanish Woman Ref May Make olympic history. and could be the first to referee a man'sgame at a major tournament, the International basketball Federation (FIBA http://www.basketball-schiedsrichter.de/international/fiba/news/fiba_spanishrefe

Die Homepage für Schiedsrichterinnen, Schiedsrichter und Regelinteressierte International Euroleague FIBA Luxemburg ... News Quelle: Reuters 21. Februar 2000 Spanish Woman Ref May Make Olympic History Autor: Phil Minshull MADRID (Reuters) - A Spanish woman has been included in the list of referees for the Sydney Olympics and could be the first to referee a man's game at a major tournament, the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) told Reuters on Monday. Pilar Landeira has been in charge of Spanish first division matches for the last 10 years. ``There has never been a woman referee of a man's game at a major tournament. Nothing has been decided but there is the possibility she could be the first,'' a FIBA spokesman said. Referees are named by national federations which qualify for the Olympics and Landeira's chances of going into the history books have been enhanced by the fact that Spain are only sending a men's team to Sydney.

58. Sports – Basketball Plays – Ice Hockey Equipment – Fox Sports – History Of B This is a great site for those that are serious about the history of basketball.United States olympic Committee The United States olympic Committee is a multi http://www.netsearchamerica.com/Sports1.htm

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59. Olympic History: How The Games Began, Part 2 Quiz yourself on olympic history. Many changes have taken place in the olympic Gamessince allowed to compete in some sports, including tennis and basketball. http://www.scholastic.com/olympicgames/olympic_history/part2/index.asp

G_preloadImages("/images/nb/nav.schlStore.1.gif", "/images/nb/nav.kidsFunOnline.1.gif", "/images/nb/nav.smartParenting.1.gif", "/images/nb/nav.whatsUp.2.gif"); The Olympic Games as we know them have been around for over 100 years. But did you know that the Games go back to a tradition that began in the eighth century B.C.? This article picks up where Part I left off. Read on to find out about the end of the original Olympic Games, and how they came back, better than ever, after 1,500 years! This week: Read about how the Games began. Quiz yourself on Olympic history. Write About It The Games Are Banned After Rome conquered Greece in 146 B.C., the Olympics diminished in importance and religious significance. Many athletes became interested only in winning money. In A.D. 393, the Emperor Theodosius I banned the Games because they had declined in quality. Over time, people forgot about the Olympics, and no Games were held for more than 1,500 years. Then, in 1875, a group of German archaeologists came upon the ruins of the Stadium of Olympia. Seeing the ruins inspired Baron Pierre de Coubertin, a French educator, to organize a modern international Olympics. He believed that individuals needed to test their athletic skills against others.

60. Ajc.com | Books, Posters And Collectibles basketball, Links to all kinds of sources on college basketball, including directlinks olympic Games Virtual Museum, A pretty darn cool look at olympic history. http://www.accessatlanta.com/ajc/services/info/extra_3.html

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