Extractions: E-mail this article Print this article Search web archive What: When: Tomorrow and Saturday. Where: King County Aquatic Center, Federal Way. Tickets: Adults $10; seniors 62 years and older and children up to age 14 admitted for $7.50. Tickets at the door or by calling 800-325-6165, ext. 64444. Notes: Competition begins at 10 a.m. tomorrow with the duet preliminaries, which are free to the public. The first ticketed event is 6 p.m. tomorrow. Saturday's competition starts at 5 p.m. The competition is to determine the Olympic duet team to compete at the 2004 Games in Athens, Greece. ... Ana Kozlova, 30, is trying to become the first three-time Olympian in synchronized swimming. She is swimming with a new partner, Alison Bartosik, 19, and is the favorite in the field of six duet pairs. More sports headlines
Extractions: Capsule preview: U.S. Olympic synchronized swimming trials They're just practicing. The pair will represent Washington in the U.S. Olympic trials of the synchronized-swimming duet tomorrow and Saturday at the King County Aquatic Center. The competition will determine the first two U.S. Olympians for the 2004 Games in Athens, Greece. But there are a couple of snags when it comes to college students Winchester, a junior, and Brooten, a freshman. For one, they just became duet partners this season. And second, they just finished learning their long routine last Thursday. Not exactly the way you want to enter an Olympic event.
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Extractions: Gymnastics! Find out how Updated August 1st, 2002 Remember "ISUFan" Support the Olympic Sports Revitalization Act The following text is adapted from an email is being circulated around the College Gymnastics coaching community. If you have the time please email or write your congressman concerning the crisis Olympic sports are facing. Below is all the information you need to help the sport of gymnastics. Please take a moment and email or write your congressman. Please also pass this information on to anyone else you think would be interested in helping!
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Extractions: Impressive list includes 22 current swimmers and three alums. July 28, 2000 CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - Twenty-five former, current and incoming members of the University of North Carolina men's and women's swimming and diving programs will compete in the 2000 United States Swimming Olympic Trials August 9-16 in Indianapolis, Ind. The trials are being held at the Indiana University Natatorium on the campus of Indiana University/Purdue University at Indianapolis. The top two finishers in each event will earn a spot on the 2000 United States Olympic Team and the third through sixth place finishers in the 100-meter and 200-meter freestyles will also earn Olympic Team spots as relay swimmers and alternates. A talented trio of three alumnae are among the Tar Heels who will compete in the Trials, all in sprint freestyle and middle distance freestyle events. This group includes 1996 team co-captains
Extractions: Comfort compares entourage favorably with the best in school history. May 8, 2000 CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - The University of North Carolina's defending Atlantic Coast Conference champion women's swimming program will welcome one of the University's best ever recruiting classes in the fall of 2000, highlighted by five swimmers who will compete this August in the 2000 United States Swimming Olympic Trials. North Carolina's 2000 recruiting class includes nine swimmers and two divers. UNC, which won the ACC championship in 2000 and finished 15th at the NCAA Championships, should be well served by this class, which will be counted on to replace the three outstanding seniors on the 1999-2000 team Ilana Kavadlo Kelly McLaughlin and Jennifer Strasburger . Five of the incoming swimmers have qualified for the 2000 Olympic Trials. This group includes Becky Acker of Richmond, Va., Molly Freedman of Washington, D.C., Jessia Perruquet of Danville, Pa., Whitney Smith of Richmond, Va., and Kelly Weeks of Raleigh, N.C.
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Extractions: Or for that matter this year's addition to the Olympic canon, its cousin, synchronized diving? There are three ways an activity can come into the Olympics: as a completely new sport; as a discipline, a branch of an existing sport; or as an event, a competition within a discipline. Triathlon is making its Olympic debut as a sport in Sydney; trampoline, which is part of gymnastics, is a new discipline; and women's pole vaulting the latest track and field event. The first step to becoming a recognized sport of the Summer Games requires being organized into an international federation and having male participants in at least 75 countries on four continents and female participants in at least 40 countries on three continents. Once the International Olympic Committee votes to recognize a federation, the next step becomes a matter of lobbying. This is supposed to be done without the help of that now-banned Olympic activity, bribery. The IOC now recognizes 31 federations in everything from bridge to korfball (it is beyond Explainer's capacity to explain korfball Since the IOC wants to keep the number of athletes to the current 10,000 (!), it also helps if a sport has telegenic participants, which may be why triathlon made it from recognized international federation to medal sport in a swift 11 years, and bowling, recognized since 1979, languishes. (Their new Olympic marketing campaign slogan: "Strike Gold.")
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Extractions: Some Modern Olympic Firsts The first modern Olympic Games were held in Athens, Greece. A total of 312 athletes from 13 nations participated in nine sports. Women competed in the Olympic Games for the first time. For the first time, medals were awarded to the first three people to finish each event The Olympic flag was raised for the first time, and the Olympic oath was introduced. The five interlaced rings of the flag represent: Africa, America, Europe, Asia, and Australia. The first Winter Olympics, featuring skiing and skating events, were held. The Olympic flame was introduced at the Olympic Games. A relay of runners carries a torch with the flame from Olympia, Greece, to the site of each Olympics. Starting with the 1994 Winter Olympics, the winter and summer Games have been held two years apart, instead of in the same year.
