21. Official Athletic Site, Mountain West Conference Swimming Diving, softball. Volleyball. Information regarding most nonsanctionedMountain West Conference sports can be found at one of the following locations http://themwc.ocsn.com/olympic/mwc-olympic.html

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22. University Of South Carolina, Official Athletic Site :: Women's Volleyball schedule is to be announced with plans to broadast selected softball matches nextspring While this is the second season for live audio of olympic sports on www http://www.fansonly.com/schools/scar/sports/w-volley/spec-rel/090502aaa.html

MEN'S SPORTS Baseball Basketball Football Golf ... Tennis WOMEN'S SPORTS Basketball Cross Country Equestrian Golf ... Volleyball ATHLETIC INFO Mission Statement Contact Us Facilities Promotions ... Site Map Live Internet Audio of Olympic Sports Starts Friday Three-straight days of broadcasts highlight fall schedule Sept. 5, 2002 Click here to access the USC live audio page COLUMBIA, S.C. - Live audio broadcasts Friday, Saturday and Sunday highlight an extensive slate of volleyball, men's soccer and women's soccer contests this fall here on www.uscsports.com. The USC volleyball matches in the Carolina Classic against Arizona State (Friday, 7 p.m.) and Pacific (Saturday, 7:30 p.m.) will be live, as will the Carolina men's soccer match vs. Duke in the adidas/Duke Classic (Sunday, 1 p.m.). The Gamecock official athletics web site has partnered with Yahoo! to provide Carolina fans with one of the most extensive schedules of live audio in college athletics. In September and October, www.uscsports.com will broadcast 10 Carolina volleyball matches, six men's soccer matches and six women's soccer matches. The November schedule is to be announced with plans to broadast selected softball matches next spring. Kevin McCrarey again will handle play-by-play duties for all events this fall, with Richard Rowell (soccer) and Cindy Robarge (volleyball) providing color analysis. While this is the second season for live audio of Olympic sports on www.uscsports.com, this is the first season of USC's partnership with Yahoo!, which will provide Carolina fans with a high-quality broadcast with complete archive capabilities.

23. Bruins Men's Soccer :: University Of California, Los Angeles Official Athletic S Other notable Bruins competing are softball olympic gold medalists Cornell, LisaFernandez and The Pan Am Games consist of all Summer olympic sports, plus some http://www.fansonly.com/schools/ucla/sports/m-soccer/spec-rel/072399aab.html

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24. New Beijing,Great Olympics-olympic 2008 Name olympic sports Center softball Field (completed; will be renovated)Location the olympic Green Sport softball Distance from http://www.beijing-olympic.org.cn/eolympic/xay/cgcg/cgcg_bscg_13.html

25. ClariNet - All The News You Can Use, Now! But International olympic Committee (IOC) president Jacques Rogge warned that thesports, softball, baseball and modern pentathlon, could still be thrown out http://quickstart.clari.net/qs_se/webnews/wed/ah/Qoly-sports.RO78_CNT.html

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27. General Releases - University Of North Carolina - Official Athletic Site as another sterling one for the olympic sports program at Of Carolina's 11 springsports, several have already Both the men's lacrosse and softball teams still http://tarheelblue.fansonly.com/genrel/042002aaa.html

MEN'S SPORTS Baseball Basketball Cross Country ... Lee Pace General Releases From Fetzer To Finley: Carolina's Olympic Sports Have Done It All This Year UNC looks to clinch Carlyle Cup Sunday. April 20, 2002 By Dave Lohse Associate Athletic Communications Director Chalk up the 2001-02 athletic year as another sterling one for the Olympic sports program at the University of North Carolina. As the spring sports season begins its transition from conference championship to NCAA championship phase in the next few weeks Carolina's excellence has become abundantly clear once again. On Saturday, the Tar Heels' women's outdoor track and field team won the Atlantic Coast Conference championship, giving UNC four league titles this school year. Three more Tar Heel teams will be in ACC championship matches on Sunday in women's lacrosse versus Maryland, men's tennis versus Georgia Tech and women's tennis versus Duke. In addition to women's outdoor track and field, Carolina has also won ACC titles this year in women's soccer, volleyball and women's swimming and diving. Carolina is bidding this year to lead or share the lead in the number of ACC titles won for the 15th successive year. The last time any school won more conference championships in a single school year than Carolina was 1986-87. Wow! With the Sears Directors' Cup standings set to be updated again this coming Thursday, the Tar Heel athletic program currently stands a solid second in this year's rankings and barring a complete collapse in the spring, which appears highly unlikely, the Tar Heels are destined for a Top Five finish with a great chance to finish as high as second.

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29. ESPN.com: NCAA - Tennessee Freshman Claims Softball Honor Spring sports. Rankings. olympic sports. http://espn.go.com/ncaa/s/2003/0225/1514177.html

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30. Tickets - University Of Washington- Official Athletic Site Children twoyears-of-age and younger admitted free to olympic sports (not valid softballSeason Tickets softball season tickets will be available mid February http://gohuskies.ocsn.com/tickets/oly-ticket-info.html

Tickets Schedules Online Store TV/Radio ... Audio/Video MEN'S SPORTS WOMEN'S SPORTS HUSKY ATHLETICS Opportunities Promotions Club Sports Questionnaire 2002-03 Olympic Sports Pass Application Olympic Sports Season Pass The Olympic Sports Season Pass-permitting admission to all regular season# Husky Olympic Sports events during the 2002-03 academic year-is available in three categories: Adult - $35 Child/Senior Citizen - $25 Family Plan* - $65 (admits 4 people at any age) *A family plan is valid for four admissions. A child is high school or younger. Children two-years-of-age and younger admitted free to Olympic Sports (not valid for special events). #Post season and special events do not honor the Olympic Sports Pass. Prices may change for special events. Single Event Admission Prices: Adults - $5 Child/Senior Citizen - $2 Family Plan* - $15 UW Students-free with valid student ID *A family plan is valid for four admissions. A child is high school or younger. Children two-years-of-age and younger admitted free to Olympic Sports (not valid for special events). -Prices may change for special events.

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32. Sports Factor - 6/9/2002: Olympic Sports - Whats Hot & Whats Not? to that, Amanda, is definitely yes, we were very surprised to hear of the potentialcutting of softball and certainly other sports from the olympic program. http://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/8.30/sportsf/stories/s665504.htm

Australia Talks Back Background Briefing Big Ideas Breakfast ... Sports Factor With Amanda Smith Summary: What’s hot and what’s not when it comes to which sports are in or out of the Olympic Games? A recent report by the Programme Commission of the International Olympic Committee puts baseball, softball and modern pentathlon on the chopping block. The new favourites are golf and rugby. So how are these decisions made – especially when no sport wants to be thrown out of the Olympics, and plenty of others reckon it’s their turn to be on the O-List? Details or Transcript: Amanda Smith: We’re starting The Sports Factor this morning with a question: What do the following sports have in common: cricket, croquet, motor-boating, polo and tug-of-war? MUSIC: ‘Time to Say Goodbye’ Amanda Smith: Yes, they’re all sports that at one time have been part of the Olympic Games, but that got the chop. Other discontinued Olympic events include live pigeon shooting, rope-climbing, an obstacle race and something called the plunge for distance, in swimming. So if you’re one of those people who thinks synchronised swimming is a strange and silly thing to have in the Olympics, well, there’ve been plenty of others in the past that you could put in that category as well. Now, late last week, the Programme Commission of the International Olympic Committee released a report with its recommendations for what sports it wants in, and out, of future Olympic Games, for Beijing and beyond. On the out-list: modern pentathlon, which has been in a shaky position for a while. The more surprising exclusions though are baseball, and softball. And those favoured for inclusion: golf and rugby. They’ve been recommended ahead of a long list of other Olympic aspirants, including squash, surfing, dance sport, bowling and chess.

33. Sports Building China'02 Name olympic sports Center softball Field (completed; will be renovated)Location the olympic Green Sport softball Distance from http://www.unique-expo.com/sport-e1-venues2.htm

The sports venues will be built in Beijing for the 2002 Beijing Olympic Games Name: Olympic Sports Center Softball Field (completed; will be renovated) Location: the Olympic Green Sport: softball Distance from Olympic Village: 1 km Distance from MPC/IBC: 1 km Spectator Capacity: 11,000 Structure: The softball venue comprises one competition field and two training fields. General public seating will comprise both fixed seats and grassed bank terraces. Agreement with ISF: The ISF has approved the Olympic Sports Center Softball Field as suitable for the 2008 Olympic Games softball competitions. After the Olympic Games, the Olympic Sports Center Softball Field will continue to be fully used for future softball matches and training.

34. Women's Sports Foundation MEDIA RELATIONS olympic softball Statistics (from www.usasoftball.com) softball ranked in the top10 in attendance out of the 28 sports at the 2000 olympic Games, with a total http://www.womenssportsfoundation.org/cgi-bin/iowa/about/media/press.html?record

35. Sports Web Search--USA Olympic Sports US olympic COMMITTEE Official Site, WINTER GAMES 2002 SOCCER US Soccer, softball USAsoftball. http://www.sportswebsearch.com/olympics-countries/usa.htm

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36. SportServer.com - Prospects Look Good To Keep Baseball, Softball, Modern Penathl three sports or adding golf and rugby. The US olympic Committee and some toplevelcorporate sponsors have lobbied in favor of keeping baseball, softball and http://www.sportserver.com/olympics/story/642053p-4852030c.html

LOG IN REGISTER LOG OUT PASSWORD ... OTHER SPORTS NEWS Prospects look good to keep baseball, softball, modern penathlon in Olympics By STEPHEN WILSON, Associated Press MEXICO CITY (November 23, 2002 1:21 p.m. EST) - It's been 66 years since a sport was eliminated from the Olympics. Don't expect any changes when Olympic leaders meet starting Monday to consider dropping three sports at once. Three months after baseball, softball and modern pentathlon were proposed for exclusion after the 2004 Athens Games, it looks increasingly unlikely that the International Olympic Committee will vote them out. There might not even be a vote when the IOC meets through Friday in Mexico City. A combination of factors - legal and technical complaints about the voting process, a successful lobbying campaign by the endangered federations and a lack of enthusiasm for change - appears to have ensured the sports' Olympic survival. For now, at least. "I think they will be able to save their skin," said Denis Oswald, a member of the IOC executive board and head of the association representing all summer Olympic sports. IOC president Jacques Rogge said all options are open, including scrapping the vote, postponing it until next year or changing the proposal to apply to the 2012 Olympics instead of 2008.

37. Olympics News Prospects look good to keep baseball, softball, modern penathlon in cleared up overstarting times of olympic marathons; British sports leaders back http://www.sportserver.com/olympics/

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38. International Softball Federation - ISF have a facility built that will house attendees and instructors of various softballrelatedsessions. The ISF is one of only two olympic sports (summer and http://www.internationalsoftball.com/mission_statement.html

Home Press Releases Events Official Rules ... Send Used Equipment Search WWW Search www.internationalsoftball.com About Us English Spanish President's Message ... ISF Timeline ABOUT THE ISF The International Softball Federation (ISF) is the governing body of softball internationally as recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the General Association of International Sports Federations (GAISF). The ISF organizes and conducts world championship competition in women's and men's fast pitch, junior women's and men's fast pitch, women, men and coed slow pitch and women and men's modified pitch. The ISF sanctions regional championships and provides technical support to Regional (Multi-Sport) Games. Additionally the ISF qualifies teams for Olympic softball competition in coordination with the IOC. The ISF provides the official playing rules for international competition including but not limited to; Olympic Games, world championships, regional championships, regional Games and other sanctioned competitions.

39. International Softball Federation - ISF International olympic Committee's (IOC) Program Commission's recommendation to dropthree sports from the 2008 olympic program in Beijing, including softball. http://www.internationalsoftball.com/aug_30.html

Home Press Releases Events Official Rules ... Send Used Equipment Search WWW Search www.internationalsoftball.com About Us English Spanish President's Message PRESS RELEASES FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 29, 2002 SOFTBALL CONFIDENT IN ITS PLACE IN THE OLYMPICS Worldwide Visibility and Continued Growth Keeps Sport Ranked High Don Porter, President of the International Softball Federation (ISF), commented today on the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) Program Commission's recommendation to drop three sports from the 2008 Olympic program in Beijing, including softball. The Federation, the international governing body for the sport, also provided an analysis to complement those remarks, in testimony to the sport's place in the Olympics. "It's important to realize that this is only a recommendation, not a conclusion," Mr. Porter said. "We intend to continue our ongoing efforts to promote our sport and all its successes around the world so that everyone - the voting IOC members included - will see that our information shows this recommendation to be an uninformed one. I certainly question the train of thought behind taking out a women's sport, which is what the IOC has supported."

40. Las Vegas SUN: UNLV Olympic Sports Notebook: Rebel Softball To Tune Up With Game January 25, 2001. UNLV olympic sports notebook Rebel softball to tune up withgame against alumni. By Brian Hilderbrand bh@lasvegassun.com LAS VEGAS SUN. http://www.lasvegassun.com/sunbin/stories/special/2001/jan/25/511346787.html

Printable text version Mail this to a friend January 25, 2001 UNLV Olympic sports notebook: Rebel softball to tune up with game against alumni By Brian Hilderbrand bh@lasvegassun.com LAS VEGAS SUN The UNLV softball team will look to its past in an attempt to help it prepare for the immediate future when the Rebels take on their alumni this Saturday at 1 p.m. at Rebel Diamond. Rebels head coach Shan McDonald will use Saturday's alumni game to gauge where her team stands going into its Feb. 6 season opener against St. Mary's. "Because our season starts so soon ... if nothing else, (the game) gives us an opportunity to get on the field with our team and not play intrasquad games anymore and actually play against somebody," McDonald said. "We've got some pretty good alumni even though some of them aren't playing competitively anymore so it should be a pretty good test for us." Among the former Rebels expected to play for the alumni squad include Olympic gold medallist Lori Harrigan, Amy Stewart and Julie Crandall. Although the Rebels are coming off a 20-41 season in which they went 3-17 in Mountain West Conference play, McDonald said she expects UNLV to be more competitive this season.

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