21. Olympic Games Rowing previous medallists. HickokSports history site list of olympic rowingGold medallists. Herman de Wael's olympic information list http://www.rowing.biddulph.btinternet.co.uk/olympics.htm

Olympic Games Rowing Page created 20 Sep 2000, last updated 18 Dec 2002 2004 OLYMPIC GAMES - Schinias Athens GRE - 15-22 Aug Official Athens site alternative url for Official Athens site IOC Athens site [ url] 2004 Olympics qualifying system 2004 Olympics qualifying system [FISA link] PDF document with detailed information on qualifying system Rowing Service link link] 2000 OLYMPIC GAMES - Penrith Lakes, Sydney AUS - 17-24 Sep (some of the links shown [including the one above] may no longer be available) GB team list (incl. results) List of Olympic record times 2000 Olympics qualifying system qualified crews ... Jury list Other Olympic links: ARA Olympic Rowing News GB team biographies daily reports Official Olympic site [probably no longer available] rowing (incl. results) GB team list List of rowing medal winners (... and list of GB medal winners in all sports) Photofinish pictures from Swatch On FISA website Entry list (PDF) Timetable (PDF) [remember that Sydney local time is GMT + 11 hours, or BST + 10 hours] News reports RESULTS: link to SOCOG/ IBM results (available at 1300GMT each day) day 1 (Group A Hts) day 2 (Group B Hts) day 3 (Group A reps) day 4 (Group B reps) ... British.Rowing Olympic coverage

22. History - Miko Masters history. For the first time in professional competition are brought togetherthe latest olympic medallists Victor Petrenko, Paul Wylie, Petr Barna. http://www.mastersmiko.com/english/history.html

History Prize List Photo Gallery HISTORY Miko and figure skating : a shared passion for ice When you love ice enough to make it your livelihood it´s natural to feel close to those great skaters for whom ice is life. For their 10 th Anniversary, the Miko Masters were back to present a brand-new formula to the audience at the “Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy”, for the first time the public could appreciate a PRO-AM COMPETITION by TEAM. The Miko Masters came back with these two characteristic forces, presenting, in collaboration with the French Ice Skating Union, a new and original type of competition, never seen before in France : the 1 st Open French Figure Skating . Indeed, up to now the competition was only open to professional skaters. Whoever with the desire to follow the development of ice skating, the Miko Masters now welcome both professional and amateur skaters. The European team won against the Rest of the World : 572,4 points vs 561

23. ISOH - International Society Of Olympic Historians Her article mentions the history of the various sports’ inclusion on the the triumphsof Australia’s three gold medallists from the 1924 olympic Games. http://www.olykamp.org/isoh/journal-abs.html

Current Issue Abstracts TOC - All Issues Abstracts of Most Recent Issue of Journal of Olympic History Vol. 8, No. 2 From the Trenches to the Track, and Back (by Harry Gordon). pp. 7-10. Australian Olympic historian Harry Gordon discusses the many Olympic athletes who have fought for their nation during wartime. He begins with the story of Claude Smeal, an Australian soldier who ran the 1952 marathon. Further discussion centered on several British soldiers who honored themselves both on the battlefield and the Olympic arena. Gordon ends the article by discussing the relationship of Jesse Owens and Lutz Long, which began at the 1936 Olympics, and ended with the death of Long while fighting in North Africa during World War II. The Olympic Bribery Scandal (by Bill Mallon). pp. 11-27. This long article attempts to be the most complete, and accurate, summary of the events surrounding the Olympic Scandal of 1999. The article is based on primary documentary sources, including all the reports issued in 1999 that evaluated the status of the scandal. These included the Pound Report (IOC), the Mitchell Report (USOC), the Sheridan Report (Sydney), and the Salt Lake City Board of Ethics Report (Salt Lake City 2002). After discussion of the findings of the reports, the article focuses on the attempts at reform by the IOC, including the institution of the IOC 2000 Commission, the IOC Ethics Commission, and the numerous reforms enacted by the IOC at their 1999 Session held on 11-12 December in Lausanne.

24. ISOH - International Society Of Olympic Historians history of the Modern olympic Games since 1896, The olympic Games of Berlin 1936and the 1936 olympic Oaks, German olympic Teams, Graves of olympic medallists. http://www.olykamp.org/isoh/membership-alpha.html

Roster, Alphabetical Roster, by Nation ISOH Membership Roster - Current Status as of 1 January 2000. HONORARY MEMBERS: Research Interests: Everything concerning Olympism. Honorary Member of ISOH. Dr. Karel Wendl. CZECH REPUBLIC. Research Interests: Everything concerning Olympism. Honorary Member of ISOH. Recipient of the Olympic Order. Wolf S. Lyberg. SWEDEN. Research Interests: The Sessions of the IOC, and the meetings of the IOC-Executive Board. Recipient of the Olympic Order. MEMBERS: Dr. Vladimir Agueevets. RUSSIA. Research Interests: History of the Olympic Movement and harmonious development of personality. Malcolm Andrews. AUSTRALIA. Research Interests: Australian Medallists. Dr. Donald William James (Don) Anthony. TURKEY/GREAT BRITAIN. Research Interests: British Olympic heritage, Olympic education, Olympism in developing countries. Cem Atabeyoglu. TURKEY. James Bancroft. ENGLAND. Philip David Barker. ENGLAND. Research Interests: Early Olympiads, Olympic Football History, Commonwealth Games History, Universiade History, Olympic Music and Ceremonies. Robert K. Barney. CANADA.

25. History history OF SUCCESS. Hrvoje Horvat, Zdravko Miljak, Miroslav Pribaniæ, Albin Vidoviæand Zdenko Zorko are the olympic medallists from the olympic Games in http://www.hinet.hr/hrs/history.htm

HISTORY OF SUCCESS The Croatian handball can indeed boast of its achievements on the international scene. The staging of the European Handball Championship in the year of its fiftieth anniversary is a well-deserved reward for the Croatian handball players' contribution to the development and popularization of the game that has lately become a trade mark of Croatian sport. The brilliant performances of the Croatian female and male handball players are too ample to be listed here. Books could be written about them. Atlanta - Always First There is no such title in world handball that the Croatian handball wizards have not won. But each success story will start from Atlanta in 1996, when a brilliant generation won an Olympic gold medal. This has been the greatest success of the Croatian sport in the past few years, since the independence of Croatia. The generation, led by Velimir Kljaiæ, has crowned the endeavours of all previous years when the Zagreb Club was a double European champion, a bronze medal was won at the European Championship in Portugal, and a silver medal at the World Championship in Iceland where our handball players represented Croatia for the first time. The line-up from Atlanta including Mato¹eviæ, Losert, Jelèiæ, Èavar, Smajlagiæ, ©ujster, Kljaiæ, Naèinoviæ, Joviæ, Puc, Golu¾a,Perkovac, Gudelj, Saraèeviæ, Mikuliæ and Frankoviæ will be always engraved in golden letters in Croatian and international sports publications.

26. TNK | 2000 Key Ratios Credit history Rouble Bonds Eurobonds 2001 2002 history Operations Social wereWorld and European champions and medallists, and olympic medallists. http://www.tnk.com/community/planet/2000.html

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27. Website Map olympic history. Past Sailing Olympians. Pocket history. Paralympics. ParalympicSquad. AUS World Bronze medallists. AUS olympic medallists. AUS Paralympic medallists. http://www.yachting.org.au/sitemap.asp

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28. History and thus won the first olympic medal in US Women's Rowing history. produced scoresof national team members, olympic coaches and olympic medallists over the http://www.lbra.org/General Info/history.htm

29. Tsiklitiria 2002 / History olympic medallists Irina Sewinska (200m) from Poland, Mack Wilkins (discus) fromUSA, Wladislaw Kozakiewich (pole vault) from Poland, Dwight Stones (high jump http://www.tsiklitiria.org/archive-history.asp?lang=

30. About The Winter Olympic Games Games Britannica.com - Narrative history of the games, links to other Britannicaarticles and to related web sites. olympic Games medallists - Complete list http://www.teach-nology.com/teachers/subject_matter/physical_ed/winter/

Best Sites Downloads eReports Free Sites ... Professional Development Enter your email address for FREE weekly teaching tips! Home Teacher Resources Subject Matter Physical Education ... All in 1 Sports Olympic News - Collects sports news from major leading sports websites in one place. Statistics, scores, standings, transactions, injury reports, schedules. Andrew Jennings: The Great Olympic Swindle - Investigative journalism work on Olympic corruption. Evidence of cheating, doping and bribes related to the International Olympic Committee by Andrew Jennings. Around the Rings Online - News and photos about the business and politics of the Olympic movement worldwide. Edited by Ed Hula, a radio correspondent for Radio 2UE in Australia and KSL Newsradio in Salt Lake City. AskMen.com: The Other Side of the Olympic Games - Article exposing the scandalous side of the games. Auction for Olympic Games Collectors' at Coubertin.com

31. SBLI Falmouth Road Race: Race History Other former champions include olympic medallists Rod Dixon, Grete Waitzand Lorraine Moller and Olympians Bill Rodgers and Alberto Salazar. http://www.falmouthroadrace.com/press/press_725.shtml

Press Registration News and Press Releases Athlete Bios 2002 News Releases ... 2002 Photos Contact Us SBLI Falmouth Road Race Post Office Box 732 Falmouth, MA 02541-0732 Fax: (508) 540-5751 E-mail: (but first, please review our FAQs and other information on this site) falmouthrr@aol.com Useful Links July 25, 2002 For Immediate Release For further information contact John Carroll Jr., (508) 540-7000 or Rich Sherman, (508) 737-7872; e-mail: FalmouthRR@aol.com World's best to gather for 30th SBLI Falmouth Road Race FALMOUTH Defending champions, former champions and multiple world record holders highlight an impressive array of stars for the 30th running of the SBLI Falmouth Road Race on Sunday, Aug. 11. Many of the world's elite will converge at 10 a.m. with more than 9,000 recreational runners at the drawbridge in Woods Hole for the renewal of one of the sport's top-rated events and a staple of summer on Cape Cod. The 7.1-mile seaside jaunt to Falmouth Heights was called "Best USA Road Race" by Runner's World magazine. The men's field features defending champion and two-time winner John Korir of Kenya and new U.S. citizen Khalid Khannouchi, also a two-time Falmouth champion and the world record holder in the marathon.

32. United States Bobsled And Skeleton Federation Skeleton history. The USBSF will request additional projects when furtherathletes are identified as potential 2002 olympic medallists. http://www.usbsf.com/skelhistory.htm

Skeleton History The women skeleton athletes have been training and racing in Lake Placid since 1987. Participation in World Cup competition did not commence until the early 1990’s. The first women’s World Championship will be held in conjunction with the men’s in February, 2000 at Igls, Austria. Currently, the women are not in a position to medal in 2002. There are only six competitive athletes in international competition, however, the USBSF has identified one promising Podium prospect. Additionally, Cathy Turner, Double Gold medallist in Speed Skating, trained for skeleton in 1997 at Lake Placid and advanced rapidly. Cathy has expressed interest in training for 2002 pending a final decision regarding the sport’s inclusion. Therefore, the USBSF will: a) continue to recruit potential world class athletes to the program and b) work through the Core Program to develop the identified athlete and new recruits. The USBSF will request Podium grants for women’s skeleton when those projects will likely produce an Olympic medallist.

33. Calgary Aquabelles history. Champions 1982 world Duet Champions Carolyn Waldo and Michelle Cameron 19851988Gold medallists in ALL Solo and Duet events 1988 olympic Solo and http://www.aquabelles.com/history.htm

History Champions in Excellence Mary Ann Reeves, a former National and International synchronized swimming champion established the Calgary Aquabelles, in 1966. In 1975 Debbie Muir replaced Mary Ann Reeves as Head Coach, continuing the legacy of providing Canada with top-level athletes. Today, Jadine Nimmo is overseeing the Aquabelles program, providing leadership that is both challenging and motivating. Some Prominent Champion Aquabelles Michelle Calkins and Helen Vanderburg 1977 Pan Pacific Solo and DuetChampions 1977 recognized as Canada’s top female athletes 1978 World Solo and Duet Champions 1979 inducted into the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame 1984 Olympic Duet Silver medallist Kelly Kryczka and Sharon Hambrook 1981 Pan Pacific Solo and Duet Champions 1982 world Duet Champions Carolyn Waldo and Michelle Cameron 1985-1988 Gold Medallists in ALL Solo and Duet events 1988 Olympic Solo and Duet Gold Karen Fonteyne and Cari Read 1990 World Team Silver Medallists 1994 World Team Silver Medallists 1996 Olympic Team Silver Medallists Karen Clark 1996 Olympic Team Silver Medallist 1997 World Solo Silver Medallist Reidun Tatham and Erin Chan 2000 - Canada’s National Olympic Team 2000 - Bronze Team Medallists from the Sydney Olympics Erin Chan and Shayna Nackoney 2001 Qualifiers for the National A Team Laurel Alexander and Sarah Alexander 2001 National B Team Kerry Atkins and Dana Schott 2001 National Junior Team

34. History Of USA Water Polo In The Olympic Games was one of the truly great teams in US history, said assistant down to the quarterfinals. First up, the 1996 olympic silver medallists from Croatia http://www.usawaterpolo.com/~uswpstaff/mediaguide/history/sydneymen.html

XXVII Olympiad, 2000, Sydney, Australia USA WATERPOLO 2002 - 2004 MEDIA GUIDE History of Water Polo Media Guide Home Page Women's Water Polo Hall of Fame ... Past Olympians XXVII Olympiad, 2000, Sydney, Australia Men's Water Polo Gold: Hungary Silver: Russia Bronze: Yugoslavia Sixth: United States For the third straight Olympic cycle, the USA picked a new coach to lead the team to glory. This time it was John Vargas, an assistant under Corso and a member of the 1992 Olympic Team. Unlike Corso, Vargas inherited a team of returning veterans who immediately demonstrated their capabilities by winning the FINA World Cup in Athens, Greece in 1997. "This was one of the truly great teams in US history," said assistant coach Monte Nitzkowski, when he joined the staff in 1998. "We're strong in the critical positions. We've got speed, strength, size, great outside shooting and were solid in the cage." Team USA opened the Sydney tournament in the toughest bracket, grouped with medal favorites Croatia, Yugoslavia and Hungary. Going into the Games, Vargas felt that win or lose, the early games would give the US a bit of an advantage heading into the quarterfinals. Learning from the experience in Atlanta, he said, "it all comes down to the quarter-finals." First up, the 1996 Olympic silver medallists from Croatia coasted to a 7-2 half-time lead and held on for a 10-7 win.

35. History Of Women's Water Polo In The USA history of Women's Water Polo in the USA. Clara Swim Club, with Pokey Watson Richardsonand Claudia Kolb Thomas, both olympic gold medallists in swimming http://www.usawaterpolo.com/History-NEW/historywomenspolousa.htm

Home Donations Drug Education Message Board ... Leagues History of Women's Water Polo in the USA Women's water polo was played regularly in the United States until 1926, when the Nationals were won by the Los Angeles Athletic Club. After this time, the sport was considered too rough for women, and no Nationals were held for 35 years. The Ann Arbor Swim Club, coached by Rose Mary Dawson, was instrumental in reviving the sport. Ann Arbor, later coached by John Urbanchek, 1996 U.S. Men's Olympic Swimming Assistant Coach, won the Nationals in 1961 through 1963. The goalkeeper for Ann Arbor was Micki King, later a United States Olympic diving gold medallist. Northern Virginia Aquatic Club won seven national titles from 1964-69, although on the West Coast, Santa Clara Swim Club, with Pokey Watson Richardson and Claudia Kolb Thomas, both Olympic gold medallists in swimming, took two indoor titles in 1965 and 1966. Water polo was introduced into Florida by Rob DeVust in the late 1960s, with Florida teams winning the majority of the national championships from 1971-75, although the Cincinnati Marlins won the Indoors in 1974 with a team including Deena Deardurff and Jenny Kemp, both Olympic swimmers. Anaheim, later to become FAST (Fullerton Area Swim Team), coached by Stan Sprague, the 1978 National Team coach, won the Indoor Nationals in 1975 and 1977 and the Outdoors in 1976. Sainte Foy, from Quebec, Canada, coached by Claude Lavoie, won the 1976 Indoor Nationals. Merced, coached by Flip Hassett, the 1979 National Team coach, won the 1977 Outdoors. The 1978 and 1979 Indoor Nationals were won by Long Beach. Kelly Kemp coached these fine players from 1976 to 1978.

36. Olympic Studies Centre: Olympics By Subject > Participation At The Games Complete information about the history of the S. Monaco, Chairman Pittsburgh OlympicBid Organising on mascots, logos and torches, medallists and participants. http://www.blues.uab.es/olympic.studies/dir/pg.html

In this section: Selected resources available on the Internet providing information on the countries participating at the Summer and Winter Olympic Games, Olympic results, records, medallists and sports included in the Olympic programme. Resources are classified alphabetically by title. ONLINE DOCUMENTS INTERNET SITES Countries competing in the Olympic Games http://www.olympic-usa.org/education/general_olympic_education/international_participation.pdf Document published by the United States United Committee listing all countries participating in the Summer Games by Olympiad. http://www.ausport.gov.au/info/Factsheets/demo.html Factsheet published by the Australian Sports Commission on the demonstration sports held as part of the Olympic Games. It also includes a table regarding participation in the Summer Olympic Games by nations, men, women and total number of athletes. Olympic records http://www.olympic-usa.org/education/general_olympic_education/olympic_records.pdf

37. Olympic Studies Centre: Olympics By Subject > History & Modern Olympic Games Complete information about the history of the S. Monaco, Chairman Pittsburgh OlympicBid Organizing on mascots, logos and torches, medallists and participants. http://www.blues.uab.es/olympic.studies/dir/mog.html

In this section: Selected resources available on the Internet on the history of the Olympic Games, both Modern and Ancient, and more specific resources on the Modern Olympiads. Resources are classified alphabetically by title. More specific resources by Olympiad: BARCELONA'92 SYDNEY'2000 SALT LAKE'2002 ONLINE DOCUMENTS ... INSTITUTIONS An Olympic Games primer http://www.aafla.org/6oic/primer_frmst.htm Guide to understanding the Olympic Movement produced by the Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles. Includes information on the history of the Olympic Games, the structure of the Olympic Movement, the Olympic symbols, the athletes and various topics relating to the Olympics such as amateurism, television, doping, women, politics and commercialism. Dicolympic.com

38. The Times-Delphic Relays Edition (April 25, 2002) Nick Hysong, is doing his best to bring as many as 50 olympic medallists to the outof-state,can witness firsthand the strength and grace of history in the http://www.mac.drake.edu/org/times_d/01_02/april/04_25/thurmond.html

Current Issue: RELAYS EDITION April 25, 2002 VOL 120. NO. 46 Front Page News Opinion Features ... Sports Site Features: Home Archive Search Past Issues Classifieds ... Related Links Drake Relays mark history Cindy Thurmond The Hat Rack Temperatures are on the rise, and with Relays here, we could not ask for any better weather. Drake Relays are new to me, so I will not pretend to know everything or – more honestly – anything about them. I tried the excuse; "I am not from Iowa so how could I be expected to know about such an event?" However, after discovering how wide the scope of participants run, my excuses are depleted. Therefore, I plead ignorance. Well, that is until I did a little research. Nevertheless, do not be fooled into thinking that only collegiates and Olympians can participate in the Relays. The Drake Relays also offer events for high school athletes. In addition, while the number of high school boy participants is twice the number of girl participants, slowly the playing field is leveling. High school boys have participated in the Relays for 92 years, while this year marks 40 years that high school girls will participate in the events. Several events were added for the girls to compete. These include: 100- and 400-meter hurdles, shuttle hurdle relay and 4 x 800 relay. While I am not a huge sports fan, I admire and respect these athletes as they follow their dreams and are diligent in preparing for the few minutes that can lead them to victory. I am sure that they have sacrificed, not only to maintain their fitness and strength, but also their mindset and emotions. For when they break a record and exceed expectations, they instantly know that they have fulfilled a dream.

39. UK Medals History UK Major Championship medallists. 110/100m Hurdles olympic Games. . 1896 GrantleyGoulding. 1906 Alfred Healey. 1936 Don Finlay. 1948 Maureen Gardener 80m. http://www.ukhurdlesclub.com/uk_medals_history.htm

40. History Of Beach Volleyball history of Beach Volleyball. Men olympic Beach Volleyball medallists Gold Fonoimoana Blanton (USA) Silver Ze Marco Ricardo (BRA) Bronze http://www.volleyballsa.com.au/Dare/history.htm

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