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Ice Hockey Olympic History: more detail

Breaking the Ice: My Journey to Olympic Hockey, The Ivy League & Beyond by Angela Ruggiero, 2005-10-17

Canada's Olympic Hockey History, 1920-2010: Officially Licensed by Hockey Canada and Hockey Hall of Fame by Andrew Podnieks, 2009-10-27

Olympic Ice Hockey by Ice Skating Institute of America, 1981-09

Miracle on Ice (American Moments) by Alan Pierce, 2004-09

Winning Gold: Canada's incredible 2002 Olympic victory in women's hockey (Recordbooks) by Lorna Schultz Nicholson, 2010-03-25

Miracle on Ice (Graphic History) by Joe Dunn, 2008-07

The Boys of Winter: The Untold Story of a Coach, a Dream, and the 1980 U.s. Olympic Hockey Team by Wayne Coffey, 2008-10-20

Mark Johnson's Tales from the Miracle on Ice by Mark Johnson, Randy Schultz, 2006-10-30

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Olympic Ice Hockey Links
Offers links to news and websites about the winter olympic Games event.Category Sports Events olympics ice hockey olympic ice hockey Schedule 2002. Salt Lake Tribune - ice hockey Schedule. olympicice hockey history. CBS Sports olympic history. Canada Versus The Soviet Union.
http://www.sirlinksalot.net/icehockey.html

Extractions: Olympic Ice Hockey Links 2002 Ice Hockey UK Click Here UK Click here UK Click here Stickers This page has links that will help you find the latest news and best sites about Ice Hockey at the Winter Olympic Games Visit our Olympic Games Stuff Links to find cool Olympic gear Official Olympic Ice Hockey Sites USA Hockey Team Olympic Ice Hockey News and Guides BBC Olympic Ice Hockey News Canoe 2002 Men's Ice Hockey Guide Canoe 2002 Women's Ice Hockey Guide CBS 2002 Olympic Ice Hockey News ... Washington Post Olympic Ice Hockey News Olympic Ice Hockey Schedule - 2002 Salt Lake Tribune - Ice Hockey Schedule Olympic Ice Hockey History CBS Sports Olympic History Canada Versus The Soviet Union Slam! 1998 Ice Hockey Coverage Other Ice Hockey Sites Hockey Internet Search Hockey Shop Salt Lake Tribune - Ice Hockey Tutorial USA Hockey Ice Hockey Stuff National Hockey League Team merchandise Shop 2002 Salt Lake City Ice Hockey Store 1980 U.S. Hockey Team (Olympic Gold!) A Basic Guide to Ice Hockey (Olympic Guides) ... USA Skates Check out the other Winter Olympic themes: Alpine Skiing Biathlon Bobsled Cross Country Skiing ... Speed Skating and Summer Sports: Baseball Basketball Boxing Cycling ... Visit our Olympic Games Stuff Links to find cool Olympic gear Search the Net See Also 2000 Sydney Olympic Games Links 2002 Salt Lake Games Links Olympic Games Links Michael Johnson Links This site is not affiliated with NBC Network or any official Olympic Committee
Washingtonpost.com: Winter Olympics History
Washington Post offers a historical timeline of the Winter Games, with profiles of each, and selected memorable stories. Miracle on ice. The United States, seeded seventh in a 12team field, stuns the mighty Soviet Union, in the greatest upset in olympic hockey history. The Americans charged
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/sports/longterm/olympics1998/history.htm

Extractions: For a month leading up to the 1994 Games, the world was mesmerized by reports that figure skater Tonya Harding had something to do with an attack on teammate Nancy Kerrigan at the U.S. nationals in Detroit. Take at look back at The Post's coverage of the attack, the legal maneuvering and the ensuing sideshow.
HickokSports.com - History - Olympic Ice Hockey Medalists
Get a full list of the goldmedal-winners in ice hockey over the history of the Winter olympics. history. ice hockey was on the 1920 Summer olympic program and moved into the inaugural Winter olympics in 1924.
http://www.hickoksports.com/history/oliceh.shtml

Extractions: Alpha Index Index by Sport History Bits Forum ... Search Table of Contents Ice hockey was on the 1920 Summer Olympic program and moved into the inaugural Winter Olympics in 1924. A round-robin tournament was used to determine medal standings until 1992. Since then, the top six countries from the previous Winter Olympics automatically qualify, and eight other teams are split into two pools for round-robin competition to determine two additional qualifiers. The eight qualifying teams then play a single-elimination tournament. The score of the gold medal game is shown from 1992 on. Women's ice hockey became an Olympic sport in 1998. Year Gold Final Silver Bronze Canada United States Czechoslovakia Canada United States Great Britain Canada Sweden Switzerland Canada United States Germany Great Britain Canada United States Canada Czechoslovakia Switzerland Canada United States Sweden Soviet Union United States Canada United States Canada Soviet Union Soviet Union Sweden Czechoslovakia Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Canada Soviet Union United States Czechoslovakia Soviet Union Czechoslovakia F.R. Germany
HickokSports.com - History - Index By Sport
history; Index. Horseback Riding; see Equestrian Sports; Horseshoe Pitching; seeice Yachting; ice Dancing olympic Gold Medalists. ice hockey; see hockey;
http://www.hickoksports.com/history/sprtindx.shtml

Extractions: Alpha Index Index by Sport History Bits Forum Links Search Choose the first letter of the sport: History Biography Glossaries Calendar Quotations ... Directory A Arena Football Arm Wrestling Athletics; see Auto Racing Top of Page B Basketball Baton Twirling Beach Volleyball Biathlon Bicycle Polo Bicycle Stunt Riding Bicycle Racing; see Cycling Billiards BMX Racing Boardsailing Boat Racing; see Powerboat Racing ; Sailing Bobsledding Bocce Bodybuilding Boomeranging Bowling Boxball Boxing Broomball Bullfighting Bungee Jumping Top of Page C Top of Page D Danball Darts Disabled Sports Discs; see Flying Discs; Frisbee
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HickokSports.com - History - Lacrosse
history. Montreal's olympic Club organized a team in 1844, specifically to play amatch against a ice hockey and lacrosse have always been closely connected.
http://www.hickoksports.com/history/lacrosse.shtml

Extractions: Alpha Index Index by Sport History Bits Forum ... Search Table of Contents Among Native Americans, there were many versions of what we now call lacrosse. Players in some tribes used two sticks, one in each hand. Women and men sometimes competed together on the same teams, but women had their own form of the sport in some areas. The Cherokees called the sport "the little brother of war" because it was considered excellent military training. A team consisted of hundreds, even thousands, of players, often an entire village or tribe, the goals were often miles apart, and a game might last as long as three days. Since most players couldn't get anywhere near the ball, they concentrated on using the stick to injure opponents. The Six Tribes of the Iroquois, in what is now southern Ontario and upstate New York, called their version of the game "baggataway" or "tewaraathon". It was much more organized than in most areas of the country. There were 12 to 15 players per team, and the goals were about 120 feet apart. According to most accounts, the first Europeans to see baggataway being played were French explorers who thought the stick resembled a bishop's crozier
British Ice Hockey History
The history of ice hockey in Britain British ice hockey history. British National Team Win olympic Gold 1936
http://www.icehockeyhistory.co.uk/
International Ice Hockey History
USA men's ice hockey olympic gold medal run. Fort Worth ice hockey history The history of ice hockey in Fort Worth,
http://tbs.asu.ru/personal/idn/hockey/history.htm

Extractions: YEAR WINNER RUNNER-UP 1976 Canada Czechoslovakia 1981 Soviet Union Canada 1984 Canada Sweden 1987 Canada Soviet Union 1991 Canada United States YEAR WINNER RUNNER-UP 1996 United States Canada Soviet Union/Russia 8 2 2 12 Soviet Union 7 1 1 9 CIS 1 1 Russia 1 1 2 Canada 6 4 2 12 United States 2 6 1 9 Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic 1 4 3 8 Czechoslovakia 4 3 7 Czech Republic 1 1 Sweden 1 2 4 7 Britain 1 1 2 Finland 1 2 3 Germany 2 2 Switzerland 2 2 Soviet Union/Russia 23 8 5 36 Soviet Union 22 7 5 34 Russia 1 1 2 Canada 21 10 9 40 Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic 10 12 19 41 Czechoslovakia 6 12 17 35 Czech Republic 4 2 5
Hockey Index
Featuring a history of ice hockey, field hockey and roller hockey; includes results from major competitio Category Sports hockey history 5, Dos tiempos de 20 minutos. history. ice hockey was added to the olympic Gamesin 1920, being one of the most popular events at the Winter olympics.
http://teleline.terra.es/personal/jlpenag/hckindex.htm

Extractions: Results of the most important hockey competitions in the world. These Index includes the differences between the three sports and their history. You can also learn the winners in other sports if you go to the home page (click the left hand sign at the bottom of this page). Esta página incluye los historiales de las competiciones de baloncesto más importantes del mundo. Este Índice también incluye las diferencias entre los tres deportes y su historia. También puedes ver los resultados de otros deportes en la página principal (pulsando en el dibujo de la mano al final de esta página). - Olympic Games / Juegos Olímpicos National Hockey League (NHL) - World Championship / Campeonatos del Mundo - Olympic Games / Juegos Olímpicos - World Cup (national teams) / Copa del Mundo - European Cups (club teams) / Copas de Europa - World Championship / Campeonatos del Mundo - European Championship (national teams) / Campeonatos de Europa - European Cups (club teams) / Copas de Europa LINKS / ENLACES
The History Of Canadian Olympic Hockey
history Of Canadian olympic hockey. Canada's hockey performance at the olympics has been unmatched by any The first ice hockey players were North American Indians who used field
http://www.rockyview.ab.ca/bpeak/students/canada/dbpro.html

Extractions: History Of Canadian Olympic Hockey Canada's hockey performance at the Olympics has been unmatched by any competing continent since hockey was introduced in 1920 at the summer Olympics in Antwerp, Netherlands. This is the team roster of the first team Canada that went to the Olympics in Antwerp: Wally Byron, GOALIE Bobby Benson, DEFENSE The first time doves were released from the stadium as a symbol if peace. The first time the Olympic flag was flown. This was the first time the Olympic pledge was taken by a competitor. The games were held from April 23-29,1920. There were similar rules back then as there is now here are some of the rules:
World Almanac For Kids
at Nagano, where the US team won the first olympic gold medal Among the celebratedplayers in ice hockey history are Canadians Maurice The Rocket Richard
http://www.worldalmanacforkids.com/explore/sports/hockey.html

Extractions: Playing Surface and Equipment. top Each player carries a wooden stick (generally made of ash or elm, although some are now made of fiberglass) with a shaft no longer than 60 in. (152 cm) and with a blade, which may be slightly curved, no wider than 3 in. (7.6 cm) and no longer than 12.6 in. (32 cm). Players wear protective pads under their clothing, thick gloves, and a helmet, which is mandatory in all professional, and most amateur, games. Goaltenders are allowed to use heavier and wider sticks (to help keep the puck out of the net) and wear additional protective equipment, including face masks. The skates worn for ice hockey differ from those used for figure skating and speed skating in that the blade is thinner and shorter, with a plain, pointed end, and the boot is lower and thicker.
Buffalo And Western New York Olympic History
Highlights of olympic history with stories about olympic medal winners and their accomplishments.Category Sports Events olympics usa women's hockey' by Janet Schultz, and the USA women's ice hockey web site athttp//www.usawomens-icehockey.com on the olympic torch from history.
http://members.tripod.com/~laxman36/olympics.html

Extractions: Olympic History from Buffalo and Western New York This page is maintained by a member of the International Society of Olympic Historians. The 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics. last updated 3-25-3 NEW! ...Schlopy wins GS National championship...Hasan continues comeback... LAKE PLACID - Buffalo's Erik Schlopy won the giant slalom at the U.S. Alpine Championships on 3-24-3. He finished in 2 minutes, 24.64 seconds under less than ideal snow conditions at Whiteface Mountain. Schlopy continues his comeback from illness,taking third place in the giant slalom at the Alpine World Championships in february. The Buffalo native finished in 14th place in the recent Olympic men's slalom. Schlopy's win prevented Bode Miller's from win four national titles. (JOHN WAWROW Associated Press 3/25/2003 in Buffalo News) NEW YORK - 17 year old Ronnetta Alexander of Buffalo won the 60-meter hurdles Sunday 3/16/3 at the National Scholastic Track and Field Championships in New York City. Another Buffalo track star, Alyissa Hasan continued her comeback from a serious foot injury, taking third in the pentathlon with 3,469 points. Hasan is a former Junior Olympic petnathlon champion. Buffalo News, 3-17-3
INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE - SPORTS
first olympic Games to include ice hockey for men olympic DISCIPLINE Discover thissport through its competition format, equipment, glossary and history.
http://www.olympic.org/uk/sports/programme/index_uk.asp?SportCode=IH
INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE - OLYMPIC GAMES
in singles luge, Georg Hackl became the first person in olympic history to earna the first black athlete to earn winter gold, while ice hockey player Jarome
http://www.olympic.org/uk/games/past/index_uk.asp?OLGT=2&OLGY=2002
Usolympicteam.com
A brief history of roller skating from the US olympic Committee site.Category Sports Skating Roller Skating his skates by mounting tiny rollers down the center of ice skates. Roller hockey wasplayed as a demonstration sport at the 1992 Summer olympic Games in
http://www.olympic-usa.org/sports2/ro/az_hist.html

Extractions: N o one is really sure when the first roller skates were used. It is likely that the first roller skates were an adaptation of ice skates and were used for transportation rather than sport. The first recognized inventor of roller skates was a Belgian manufacturer named Joseph Merlin. He produced the first roller skates with metal wheels in 1760. He presented his invention in London at a formal ball and rolled across the floor playing an expensive violin. The story is told that because his skates were unable to be turned or stopped, he glided gracefully into a huge mirror and suffered serious injuries. The first time roller skates were "successfully" seen in public was in 1849, when Frenchman Louis Legrange used roller skates to simulate ice skating in the play Le Prophete. He created his skates by mounting tiny rollers down the center of ice skates. In the mid 1800s, a number of other inventors took up the call and many different types of skates were produced. All, however, suffered the same problems Merlin's skates had: the inability to be effectively controlled or stopped. New Yorker James Plimpton solved the problem of controlling skates in 1863. Plimpton's skates used a rubber cushion to anchor the axles. This cushion would compress when the body was leaned, enabling the wheels of the skate to turn slightly when the skater shifted his or her weight. Plimpton's design is considered the basis for the modern roller skate.
IIHF - HISTORY OF ICE HOCKEY
At the LIHG congress which was held during that first olympic ice hockey tournament,Canada and USA were admitted on 26 April 1920 as new members thus
http://www.iihf.com/iihf/history/1914.htm

Extractions: To start with, Magnus, the president at the time of foundation, replaced the acting president van den Bulcke, but he resigned immediately because the delegates did not follow his programme. Vice president Patton then moved up as president and immediately called new elections with the result that van den Bulcke once again became president and Patton himself vice president. At the LIHG congress which was held during that first Olympic ice hockey tournament, Canada and USA were admitted on 26 April 1920 as new members thus extending the federation beyond Europe. The LIHG leadership was totally replaced in Antwerp: Acting president was now the Swiss Max Sillig, who was at that time still actively playing, the two vice presidents were the Belgian. Paul Loicq and the American Frank Fellowes.
IIHF - HISTORY OF ICE HOCKEY 1946 - 1956
was then also held in Zurich. It was there and in the olympic icehockey scene of St. Moritz where an inscrutable spectacle went
http://www.iihf.com/iihf/history/1946.htm

Extractions: One year after the end of the war, on 27 April 1946, the delegates of the LIHG member associations met in Brussels for the first time after seven years to hold a congress. Japan and Germany were expelled from the federation; the membership of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania was declared expired because of the annexation of the Baltic states by the Soviet Union.
ClickOnDetroit.com - Olympics
ice hockey Quiz olympics Interactive Michigan Olympians Who's WhoWhat Was Your Favorite olympic XTreme Sport? olympic history.
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Extractions: Back to ClickOnDetroit.com... JOB CONNECTION AUTOMOTIVE TRAVEL LEGAL LINE E-MAIL NEWS HOUSE AND HOME GOLF REAL ESTATE News Weather Sports Editorials Decision 2002 Lilas Good Health Health Money Ruth To The Rescue Entertainment Technology Traffic Live Cams Inside WDIV Education Community Canada Beats U.S. For Hockey Gold Canada won its first Olympic men's hockey gold in 50 years with a 5-2 victory over the United States Sunday just hours before Salt Lake City said goodbye to the 2002 Winter Olympic Games. More Details
BBC SPORT | Winter Olympics 2002 | Front Page | Silver Lining For Nagano
in Winter olympic history at the age of 16. Lipinski's dazzling and emotional performancewas in stark contrast to that of the United States ice hockey team.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/winterolympics2002/hi/english/front_page/newsid_1581000/15

Extractions: If medals were handed out to Olympic hosts, Nagano would have come away with a silver. Well organised and passionately supported, the most southerly venue ever for a Winter Games attracted a record number of events and competitors. But Nagano was always going to struggle to live up to Lillehammer four years previously which IOC chief Juan Antonio Samaranch had proclaimed the "best ever". The bad weather which forced the repeated postponement of alpine events did not help and the time difference meant viewing figures in Britain and America were poor. That said, the sport itself provided plenty of memorable moments and one or two major upsets. In skiing, Hermann Maier went on to dominate after crashing out of the downhill in spectacular fashion. The 'Herminator' took gold in the super-G and the giant slalom while in the women's event, Katja Seizinger became only the second skier to retain an Olympic title when she won the downhill.
BBC SPORT | Winter Olympics 2002 | Front Page | How The Winter Games Were Born
the 1932 Lake Placid Games, Eddie Eagan made history. At the 1936 olympic Winter Gamesin Germany, Britain a stir by winning the men's ice hockey, albeit with
http://news.bbc.co.uk/winterolympics2002/hi/english/front_page/newsid_1628000/16

Extractions: Quiz question: In what year were the first World Championships of any sport held? The answer is 1893, the sport was speed skating, and that event was the first step towards the birth of the Winter Olympics. A World Championships of figure skating followed in 1896 - the same year as the first modern Summer Olympics were held in Chamonix, France. By 1908 figure skating had been included in the Summer Olympics and from there it seemed a matter of time before winter sports got their own Games, which arrived in 1924. That event, also in Chamonix, was not given Olympic status at first because the Scandinavian countries wanted to protect their Nordic Games. Recognized Instead it was titled "International Sports Week 1924" but two years later was retrospectively recognized as the first Olympic Winter Games. Those inaugral Winter Olympics had attracted 294 athletes from 16 nations who took part in 14 events.

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