21. Sports Index By IndexOfTheWeb.com Men's Journal is a general interest, active provides extensive sports, football,baseball, basketball, soccer Live events, athlete bios, member services, games http://www.indexoftheweb.com/Sports.htm

Search Sites Top Hottest Sites Tips ... Women Sports Home Sports Top Sports Sites Fishing ... Sporting Goods Welcome to the Index of the Web Sports Index page. Aggressive - Aggressive Skating, Inline Skating This web site is hands down the most comprehensive inline skating page on the web. It has everything from pictures and video clips to help files, places to skate, females only, and even skating poetry. All Outdoors - Hunting, Fishing, Camping, and Outdoor Information. *DEAD* Athletes Direct - Where athletes and Fans Interact. *DEAD* Beckett - Your Sports Collectibles Marketplace. Over 1,700,000 items in our dealer shops. Your one-stop source for sports cards and authentic sports memorabilia. beckett.com also includes; a sports collectible marketplace, card pricing, product checklists and card grading information, collecting news, and auctions. Bowling World - Welcome to Bowling World.

22. CRAC Hall Of Fame Inductees retired in 1988 from the general medicine practice Reserve University, 1959 Football,basketball, track, and baseball. Evans was a standout athlete at Western http://www.cwru.edu/pubs/cnews/2000/9-28/crac-bios.htm

CRAC announces nine new inductees into Hall of Fame The Case Reserve Athletic Club will induct nine new members into its Hall of Fame at a banquet next week. The event begins at 5:30 p.m. Friday, October 6 in Adelbert Gym with a Homecoming Weekend pep rally. Cocktails at a cash bar will follow at 6 p.m. in the Veale Center, with the dinner at 7 p.m. and recognition ceremony at 8 p.m. at Veale. Tickets are $40, or $320 for a table of eight. Make reservations by September 29 with Mugsy Mason in the CRAC office at 368-1347. The following are this year's inductees: Bill Dewalt Jr. Western Reserve University, 1943 Football and basketball Dale Evans Western Reserve University, 1959 Football, basketball, track, and baseball Erwin Grabisna CWRU, 1988 Football and track Pat Kilpatrick Flora Stone Mather College, 1949 Coach Peggy Musser Carrasquillo CWRU, 1983 Basketball Peggy Musser Carrasquillo excelled in women's basketball at CWRU in the early 1980s. Carrasquillo won four varsity letters at CWRU. She was team captain for two years and won the Emily K. Andrews Award in 1983 for scholarship and service. During the 1982-83 season, she became CWRU's all-time leading a scorer with 657 points and also set records in rebounding, steals, and assists. She is currently ninth in career field goal attempts (847). She averaged 14 points per game and shot 45 percent from the field during her four-year career. Carrasquillo received the Outstanding Civil Engineering Student Award in 1983. She went on to receive her master's degree in civil engineering from the University of Texas in 1985 and soon after went to work as a research engineer and then as a consultant in the area of construction and concrete materials. Carrasquillo is the mother of three young sons. She resides in Austin, Texas.

23. Physical Education Level 36 Subject baseball, Professional some Reading Level 7+ Subject Health(general) . NBC, features sport profiles, athlete bios, news, schedules http://www.chccs.k12.nc.us/estes/ESTESHILLS/feb-cm/pe.html

24. USASportsRankings.com baseball, our team sites includes general team information team and player statistics,athlete bios, coaching staff http://www.usasportsrankings.com/team/

Baseball Basketball Fastpitch In-line Hockey Slowpitch Soccer 2003 State Rankings 2003 National Rankings 2002 FINAL State Rankings 2002 FINAL NAT'L RANKINGS Team Listings Tournaments - Upcoming Tournaments - Played Athlete Listings Sports Publications All States Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Canada Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Washington D.C. West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Choose a Division Home How does the voting work? How are teams listed on site? Types of Memberships ... Message Board Remember me Forgot Password? Information featured on our team sites includes general team information, schedules with results, roster, team and player statistics, athlete bios, coaching staff, team photos, and team sponsors. TEAM LISTINGS 1. Teams listed as NA are teams that have been suggested by parents, players, coaches and tournament directors.

25. Wired News Let The Games Be Streamed conference, said Tom Newell, general manager for sportscasters like Ted Robinson(baseball) or bearded Olympic news, results, schedules, athlete bios and an http://www.wired.com/news/print/0,1294,37849,00.html

26. DCPL: MLK: Biography Division: Black Biography 92/E3758, Elders, Joycelyn Surgeon general. 92/E3985, Elijah Muhammad- Religious Leader. 92/E471, Ellis, Dock - athlete (baseball). http://www.dclibrary.org/guides/black-bios.html

About Your Library Schedule News Careers ... Search the Internet Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library Biography Division Room : 207 (2nd Floor, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library) Telephone AFRICAN AMERICAN BIOGRAPHIES IN THE 92's Listed here are names of African Americans with individual biographies who have been classified in the 92 section of the Library. Other African American biographies are classified throughout the library, so it is necessary to consult the CityCat for additional biographies of these and other African Americans. The list should be helpful in assisting readers who want a book about a particular African American or one about a African American in a particular profession. A B C D ... Y A Aaron, Henry - Athlete (baseball) Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem - Athlete (basketball) Abernathy, Ralph - Civil Rights Leader Adams, Elizabeth - Author, Violinist Ailey, Alvin - Dancer, Choreographer Ali, Muhammad (see also M uhammad) - Athlete (boxing) Allen, Aris T. - Physician, Politician Allen, John - Street Criminal Allen, Marcus - Athlete (football)

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28. TheSportsCoach.com - Revolutionizing The TRAINING, EDUCATION & FUNDRAISING Of Yo Kiki Vandeweghe general Manager, Basketball Operations more recruiting coordinatorfor the University of Arkansas, organizing their baseball athlete talent pool http://www.baseballinstruction.com/index.cfm?TOPIC=aboutus&SECTION=teambios

29. GoRacers.com - Murray State Student-Athlete Bios Men's Basketball Home Page. general INFORMATION • Will once againbe expected to be the team’s floor general in his final season. http://www.goracers.com/bios/mbb/kpaschel.htm

Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football ... OVC Home Page Men's Basketball Home Page GENERAL INFORMATION • Will once again be expected to be the team’s floor general in his final season. • Is a superb ballhandler and high-energy point guard who pushes the ball up the floor...Is a solid on-the-ball defender. • Sat out first season as a Prop 48 partial qualifier, which allowed him to practice with the team, but not compete in games. • Signed with Murray State in spring of 1999. • Started all 32 games at point guard last season as a junior. • Averaged 7.5 points and 3.9 assists per game. • His 31.7 minutes per game ranked second on the team. • Matched a career-high with 16 points at Western Kentucky on Nov. 24. Had a career-high 8 assists on two occasions. • Ranked fifth in the OVC in assists with 3.9 per game. • Averaged 10.0 ppg in three OVC Tournament games. • Began the season backing up point guard Justin Burdine, but was inserted into the starting lineup in the 13th game of the year and started the rest of the season, earning 17 starts. • Averaged 5.1 points and 3.0 assists per game in his first season of action.

30. Gold Ridge Biography Links general. Biographical Dictionary Top North American athletes of the Century. NationalBaseball Hall of Fame. USA Basketball athlete bios. Pro Football Hall of Fame. http://www.sonic.net/~kargo/biographies.htm

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31. Northern Light Special Edition: Sydney Olympics 2000 International baseball Association The Olympics page from Team handball news, generalinformation, education the latest news, TV schedule, and athlete bios. http://special.northernlight.com/olympics/events.html

Archery Badminton Baseball Basketball ... Back to the Sydney Olympics 2000 Special Edition TM Archery in the News - Current news dating back two weeks from today. Archery U.S. National Archery Association - This site presents the U.S. Olympic Archery team and gives a detailed description of each member. International Archery Federation - The site of archery's official governing body defines the sport, offers past results of target championships, world rankings, and press releases, and provides a layout of the field for the Sydney Games. Olympic Archery in Other Countries - From the U.S. National Archery Association Back to Top Badminton in the News - Current news dating back two weeks from today. Badminton Official Site of USA Badminton - Find the latest news on Olympic badminton players, tournaments, facts, merchandise, and where to play International Badminton Federation - This Olympics section from the International Badminton Federation website contains badminton facts, information about the qualifying system, tournaments, and archived news from the Atlanta and Barcelona Olympic games. Back to Top Baseball in the News - Current news dating back two weeks from today.

32. Clemson University :: General Releases, The Official Athletic Site sport page users are able to locate team rosters, athlete bios, schedules, results Tee• Clemson Nike® Replica 17 Jersey Football Clemson general Releases. http://www.fansonly.com/schools/clem/genrel/041602aaa.html

MEN'S SPORTS WOMEN'S SPORTS TICKETS SCHEDULES ... MORE NEWS ClemsonTigers.com is the Official Athletic Website of Clemson University. Clemson Launches Newly Designed Athletic Website Load time and navigation improved by new layout. April 16, 2002 Clemson, SC - Clemson University's Official Athletic Website has undergone a facelift designed to benefit a broader audience and make each visit more enjoyable for its visitors. The Clemson Athletic Department and partner Official College Sports Network (formerly FANSonly) are continually striving to make each visit the most efficient, informative, and enjoyable as possible for the more than 120,000 unique visitors that log onto clemsontigers.com each month. The new design should cut down load time for all visitors, and make navigating much easier due to a wider screen and layered navigation bars at the top of each page. In addition to faster load time and easier navigation, the new look highlights Clemson's unique traditions and facilities, while tailoring each sport body page to that specific sport. On each sport page users are able to locate team rosters, athlete bios, schedules, results, and archives from years past. Shop at the Clemson Tiger FANStore!

33. Football - University Of Virginia Cavaliers Official Athletic Site Schedule/Results Roster/bios News Archives Male Student The November Male StudentAthleteof-the-Month I was already playing basketball and baseball, so I http://www.fansonly.com/schools/va/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/111502aaa.html

Schedules Tickets Audio/Video Fundraising ... Site Map MEN'S SPORTS WOMEN'S SPORTS UVA ATHLETICS Schedule/Results Roster/Bios News Archives Male Student Athlete of the Month-November Fourth-year Virginia Football Quarterback, Matt Schaub, discusses the time commitment involved with football while pursuing his education Printer-Friendly Format E-mail this article Matt Schaub Football Home HEADLINES Head Football Coach Al Groh's comments on Spring Practice QB Schaub Excited to Begin Spring Practice RELATED LINKS Send A Cavalier Postcard! OCSN Newswire Nov. 15, 2002 CHARLOTTESVILLE - Student Athlete-of-the-Month showcases athletes who have demonstrated excellence both on the playing field and in the classroom. The November Male Student Athlete-of-the-Month, fourth-year Matt Schaub , has displayed a strong work ethic in his academic and athletic endeavors. An Economics major from West Chester, PA, Schaub works hard on and off the field to excel in both his coursework and football. Q: How old were you when you first began playing football and why did you decide to play? A: I started playing around fourth grade because that was the first year I was big enough, in height and weight, to start playing. I had always enjoyed watching it and I was already playing basketball and baseball, so I figured why not try one more. I wasn't really sure football was the sport I wanted to play in college until my junior year of high school. I was still playing basketball and baseball, but that year I began putting more and more emphasis on preparing for football.

34. Softball - University Of Virginia Cavaliers Official Athletic Site Schedule/Results Roster/bios News Archives March Student The March StudentAthleteof-the-Month, redshirt Softball and baseball are definitely a family http://virginiasports.ocsn.com/sports/w-softbl/spec-rel/030801aaa.html

Schedules Tickets Audio/Video Fundraising ... Site Map MEN'S SPORTS WOMEN'S SPORTS UVA ATHLETICS Schedule/Results Roster/Bios News Archives March Student Athlete Of The Month: Kelly McCabe Redshirt third-year softball player Kelly McCabe gets the job done in the outfield and the academic field. Printer-Friendly Format E-mail this article Softball Home HEADLINES Virginia Softball Sweeps Doubleheader From East Carolina Virginia Softball Wins Tar Heel Invitational Virginia Softball Opens Tar Heel Invitational With Two Wins RELATED LINKS OCSN Newswire * Video Feature March 8, 2001 CHARLOTTESVILLE - Student Athlete-of-the-Month showcases an athlete who has demonstrated excellence both on the field and in the classroom. The March Student Athlete-of-the-Month, redshirt third-year outfielder Kelly McCabe , has displayed a strong and passionate work ethic in all her University endeavors. Kelly is a Psychology major and Spanish minor. She hopes to attend graduate school at the Curry School of Education next year and complete her last year of eligibility playing softball. The Pennsylvania native anticipates a great upcoming season and is ready to be back in the field. Kelly will be an offensive spark for the Cavaliers and will see quality playing time in the outfield. Q: When did you begin playing softball?

35. About The Knights Dan Segel, President and general Manager A co-founder A baseball star at Universityof Portland, Loomis earned year and University of Portland athlete of the http://www.alohaknights.com/aboutbios.html

Penny Knight, Sponsor- Joe Segel, Co-Founder Joe co-founded Knights Baseball with his brother Dan and played for the Knights from 1990-1996. Joe works with Penny to make sure the program is running smoothly. Joe also sits on the Knights' board of directors. Dan Segel, President and General Manager- A co-founder of the Aloha Knights, Dan manages operations and is the Chairman of the Board of Knights Baseball Club, Inc. Segel is also a member of the PIL board of directors and runs a small advertising agency, Nevis Advertising, in Portland, Oregon. Geoff Loomis, Field Manager Randy Rutschman, Head Assistant Coach Dale Stebbins, Pitching Coach Stebbins joins the Knights for his first season with the club replacing Matt Kosderka as the team's pitching coach. Dale is a Northwest coaching legend and brings 27 years of collegiate coaching experience to the position. Eric Gunderson, Bullpen Coach

36. Brockport Athletics Related Links general Links AEMA Athletic Equipment Managers SUNYAC Standings - Official baseballstandings for the standards, outdoor championship results, athlete bios. http://www.brockport.edu/~athletics/links/

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37. Women's Biography Sites, Sports http//www.usagymnastics.org/athletes/bios/. can find biographical information aboutthe athlete, as well Sports, Softball / baseball Girls of Summer provides http://home.earthlink.net/~sharynh/WBSports.htm

Welcome! W o m e ... s Created by Sharon Hushka, January 2000 Peace Integrity Enlightenment Sports Diversity General HerStory International ... Introduction Links in Alphabetical Order What's New Sports General Basketball Golf Gymnastics ... Track Sports General Table of Contents Next Categories Distinguished Women in sports provides links to an extensive list of female athletes biographies and contributions; organized by sport. http://www.DistinguishedWomen.com/subject/sports.html Hickok Sports: Women provides profiles of women who have competed in sports. http://hickoksports.com/biograph/biwindex.shtml Homework Center biographies about women from different sports. http://www.multcolib.org/homework/biohc.html Sports: Female Athletes, Women's Status provides links to women athletes, grouped by individual, team, and olympic sport categories. http://womenshistory.about.com/cs/sports/ Women Athlete Profiles provides biographical information about individual athletes, women coaches, and teams who participated in Olympic events. http://www.feminist.org/archive/olympics/wap.html#individ

38. Thorpe Membership News Calendars Event Coverage athlete bios Records as perhapsthe greatest athlete of the also played major league baseball with several http://www.usatf.org/athletes/hof/thorpe.shtml

Support USATF - Join Today! Home About Us Membership ... Coaches JIM THORPE DECATHLON (Inducted 1975) Born May 28, 1888, Shawnee, Okla. Died February 28, 1953. Acknowledged as perhaps the greatest athlete of the 20th century and perhaps of all-time, James "Jim" Thorpe excelled in every sport he attempted. His track prowess became apparent at Carlisle Indian School and his performances at the 1912 Olympic Games still remain some of the greatest Olympic feats of all time. A Sac-Fox Indian, he won both the 1912 Olympic decathlon and pentathlon, setting a world record in the former event, although it was the first and only time he ever competed in it. In individual competition, he was fourth in the high jump and seventh in the long jump. His performances, however, were blemished when it was revealed he had played semi-pro baseball in 1911, thus stripping him of the Olympic medals and the Olympic and world records. It wasn't until 1983 that Thorpe's medals were reinstated. Besides track, Thorpe also played college and professional football and was one of the first stars of the National Football League, being a member of both the College and Pro Football Halls of Fame. He also played major league baseball with several teams. He was elected to the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame in 1983. USATF thanks its sponsors: Verizon Nike Visa SoBe Sports System ... Xerox , and General Motors Privacy Statement

39. Russ Buller Membership News Calendars Event Coverage athlete bios Records An allaroundathlete, Buller won four and football, and two in baseball won Arlin http://www.usatf.org/athletes/bios/Buller_Russ.shtml

Support USATF - Join Today! Home About Us Membership ... Coaches RUSS BULLER Event: Pole Vault Height: Weight: PR: Born: September 10, 1978 in Lake Charles, Louisiana Current Residence: Westlake, La. High School: Westlake (La.) HS '96 College: Louisiana State University '00 Coach: Self Agent: Tony Manjarrez Club: Asics Career Highlights: 2000 NCAA Outdoor Champion; four-time Southeastern Conference champion. The indoor and outdoor High School national pole vault champion in 1996, Buller is the Louisiana prep record holder both indoors (5.03/16-6.25) and outdoors (5.18/17-0). A high school All-American, Buller was a three-time state and district champion in the vault. He also owns Westlake High School's records in the 100 (10.6), 200 (21.7), and part of 4x100m relay (42.6). An all-around athlete, Buller won four letters in both track and field and football, and two in baseball won Arlin Williams 110% Award in football and was a second team All-District receiver his senior season. As a freshman in 1997, Buller became only the second man ever to surpass the 18-foot mark at the Penn Relays with a winning clearance of 18-0.5. : Tied for 2nd indoors at Reno (5.60m/18-4.5)...

40. STAR - Students Talking About Respect STAR bios Board of Directors. A threesport varsity athlete in high school, Toddplayed both football and baseball at the Division III varsity level in http://www.starespect.org/general_info/

General Information Organizing A STAR Chapter Chapter Resources My Voice Can Stop Violence Day ... Contact Info General Information The Five Principles of STAR STAR Mission Students Talking About Respect, Inc. is dedicated to the development of educational activities, co-curricular programs, and awareness campaigns designed to prevent hatred and violence among youth. STAR Objectives In pursuit of its stated mission, Students Talking About Respect, Inc. seeks to achieve the following objectives: to establish local co-curricular organizations (STAR Chapters) dedicated to developing students' critical thinking and communication skills for the purpose of preventing hatred and violence to serve as an organizational hub and resource center for STAR Chapters, student members, and faculty/staff advisors to develop and provide innovative training programs for students and faculty/staff involved in the STAR chapters to coordinate and facilitate interactions between STAR Chapters and younger children, as well as interactions between STAR Chapters and adults to develop and implement new promotional and educational strategies designed to raise awareness of the processes and consequences of hatred and violence to develop and implement new promotional and educational strategies to foster anti-hate/anti-violence initiatives STAR Philosophy The guiding philosophy of STAR is that the best long-term solutions to hatred and violence must address root causes and not merely symptoms. Hatred and the violence it inspires have many causes, but, fundamentally, result from interactions among the following factors:

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