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23. ThinkQuest Library Of Entries history of soccer. olympic soccer competitiontraditionally limited to amateurplayers-has been largely overshadowed by the World Cup and its professional http://library.advanced.org/10615/no-frames/soccer/history.html

Welcome to the ThinkQuest Internet Challenge of Entries The web site you have requested, (SSS) Sports Stop Station , is one of over 4000 student created entries in our Library. Before using our Library, please be sure that you have read and agreed to our To learn more about ThinkQuest. You can browse other ThinkQuest Library Entries To proceed to (SSS) Sports Stop Station click here Back to the Previous Page The Site you have Requested ... (SSS) Sports Stop Station click here to view this site A ThinkQuest Internet Challenge 1997 Entry Click image for the Site Languages : Site Desciption Learn about the history, rules, and equipment needed for five different sporting events. Basketball, soccer, tennis, cycling, and roller blading are discussed. You'll also find some basic stretching exercises and a discussion of injuries that may occur. A sporting chat room and search engine are available, as well as links to other sporting and health-related sites. Students Lim Siglap Secondary School Singapore Yeo Coaches Goh Siglap Secondary School Singapore Goh Siglap Secondary School Singapore

24. Olympic Preview: Soccer First olympic Appearance 1900. Games, more tickets will be sold for football (orsoccer as it's Only three countries in the history of the Summer Games have http://www.infoplease.com/spot/ol-soccer.html

Do you have excessive Hair loss? We can help YOU ! Baseball, Football ,Hockey ..all Sports Mags and Books. Great savings on routine dental care and expensive dental procedures All Infoplease All Almanacs General Entertainment Sports Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Infoplease Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... Fact Monster Kids' reference Info:Daily Fun facts Homework Center Newsletter You've got info! Help Site Map Visit related sites from: Family Education Network Sports Olympics Olympic Events Soccer First Olympic Appearance: 1900 by John Gettings ONE OF the oldest and most loved team sports of the Games, more tickets will be sold for football (or soccer as it's called in the U.S.) than any other sport in Sydney. Did You Know? Only three countries in the history of the Summer Games have successfully defended a gold medal. The last time it happened was in 1968 (Uruguay). Men's soccer has appeared at the games every year since , while women's soccer is making its second appearance as a medal sport. What makes the men's soccer event unique from the World Cup tournament is a rule that restricts teams to players under 23 years old (with the exception of three older players), making the Olympics a showcase for the world's up-and-coming stars.

25. Copernicus Education Gateway latest soccer news with feature articles, related links, and a concise history ofthe Learn olympic soccer rules and special terminology on the Sydney 2000 site http://www.edgate.com/summergames/inactive/spotlight_sport/soccer.html

Soccer Soccer is the most widely played team game in the world and the most popular spectator sport, followed avidly by hundreds of millions of fans. The Game News, History, Fast Facts All About Athletes More Sports The Game The basic objective of the game is for one team to force the ball by kicking it or propelling it with the chest or head into the opponent's goal. The goal mouth is 24 feet wide and eight feet high, spanned by a crossbar and backed by netting. One point is awarded for each goal scored. The winning team is the one with the highest number of points. The game is played in two 45-minute halves. Only two substitutions are permitted, per side, per game. If the two substitutions are used and a player is later injured, the team must play short. If regulation time ends in a tie, an overtime period may be played. If the teams remain tied at the conclusion of overtime, the game may be decided by a kicking contest in which each team has up to five unobstructed (except for the goalkeeper) attempts to put the ball in the opponent's goal.

26. S O C C E R W O R L D .info....THE COMPLETE SOCCER GUIDE! history OF THE WORLD CUP. FIFA and the International olympic Committee wereat loggerheads over who should control the olympic soccer tournament. http://www.soccerworld.info/worhist.htm

Italy Serie A England Premiership Spain La Liga Germany Bundesliga France La Ligue Nationale United States MLS East MLS Central MLS West Brazil Brazilian Championship Argentina Apertura WORLD CUP 2002 About History World Cup Diary Qualifying Matches ... Archives -Quick Finder- News Events Transfers Legends World Cup 2002 History Diary Schedules Qualifying Archives Leagues -Italy -Spain -England -Germany -France -Argentina -Brazil -United States Advertise Contact Us Index HISTORY OF THE WORLD CUP The Olympic tournament had been the only tournament so far with world wide participation, but that was for amateurs only.With the FIFA being formed as early as 1904, it still took almost three decades to start a true international competition. However, more and more nations had adopted professionalism into the amateur game and this was apparent at the Paris Olympics in 1924, when the very "professional" Uruguay team became the first South American nation to win the title. FIFA duly announced its plan to run its own competition, open to all affiliated countries. They did not immediately give name to the competition, but the world's press were quick to give it their own title. "World Cup", "World Soccer Championship" and "La Coupe de Monde" were favourite descriptions. Another was the "Jules Rimet Cup". Eventually that was how the World Cup officially became known, thus honouring the man who had done so much for FIFA in drumming up support amongst member nations.

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Home Books Magazines Store Directory ... Contact Us 147 Shoppers Online Books Categories Accessories Audio CDs Audiocassettes Bargain Books ... Travel Magazines Automotive Bridal Children's Entertainment ... Women's Interest Product Search: All Products Books Magazines Home Books Sports Soccer ... 105 Practical Soccer Drills: The History of Olympic Soccer Rating: List price: Our price: You save: Buy Used From by Oceanprises Release Date: August, 2000 Sales rank: Catalog: Book Media: Paperback Author: Rudy Yakzan Usually ships within 24 hours Product Reviews: Simple and effective These are by far the simplest drills I've seen and practiced with my team. Real easy to do and remember for those who don't want complicated practices...good book! Soccer practice made simple I used to think soccer didn't require much strategy...you either had the skill or you didn't. The drills in this book helped me overcome my lack of skill. It also made me appreciate the sport a lot better. I recommend this to parents who have kids playing soccer and who themselves have very little background in soccer like me. These drills were a great way for me to get involved with my daughter's love for soccer. Now, I feel like I am participating in the sport with her.

28. History Of Soccer - A History Of Long Ago history of soccer Europe. The ancient Romans played a game that somewhat resembledmodern soccer. The early olympic games in ancient Rome featured twentyseven http://www.all-sports-posters.com/history-of-soccer.html

History of Soccer Ancient Great Sport The history of soccer shows that so many ancient cultures played a sport similar to modern soccer that no one can say with any certainty when or where soccer began. But it is known that the earlier varieties of what later became soccer were played almost 3000 years ago. History of Soccer China and Japan One of the oldest forms of soccer in which players kicked a ball on a small field has been traced as far back as 1004 B.C. in Japan. the Munich Ethnological Museum in Germany has a Chinese text from approximately 50 B.C. that mentions games very similar to soccer that were played between teams from China and Japan. The Chinese kicked a leather ball (filled with hair) and it is known for sure that a soccer game was played in 611 A.D. in the ancient Japanese capital Kyoto. History of Soccer Europe The ancient Romans played a game that somewhat resembled modern soccer. The early Olympic games in ancient Rome featured twenty-seven men on a side who completed so vigorously that two-thirds of them had to be hospitalized after a fifty-minute game. Remarkable Authentic Vintage Art Posters The original poster has sold at auction for $3,000

29. Dr.Tarek Said's Homepage-Olypmic Soccer History olympic soccer history, Men. Gold, Silver, Bronze, 4th Place. London 1908, GreatBritain, Denmark, Holland, Sweden. Stochholm 1912, Great Britain, Denmark, Holland,Finland. http://www.angelfire.com/ak/EgyptianSports/olympic.html

Olympic Soccer History Men Gold Silver Bronze 4th Place London 1908 Great Britain Denmark Holland Sweden Stochholm 1912 Great Britain Denmark Holland Finland Antwerp 1920 Belgium Spain Holland Paris 1924 Uruguay Switzerland Sweden Holland Amsterdam 1928 Uruguay Argentina Italy Egypt Berlin 1936 Italy Austria Norway Poland London 1948 Sweden Yugoslavia Danmark Great Britain Helsinki 1952 Hungary Yugoslavia Sweden W,Germany Melbourne 1956 Russia Yugoslavia Bulgaria India Rome 1960 Yugoslavia Danmark Hungary Italy Tokyo 1964 Hungary Czechoslovakia East Germany Egypt Mexico City 1968 Hungary Bulgaria Japan Mexico Munich 1972 Poland Hungary East Germany and USSR Montreal 1976 East Germany Poland Russia Brazil Moscow 1980 Czechsolovakia East Germany Russia Yugoslavia Los Angelos 1984 France Brazil Yugoslavia Italy Seoul 1988 Russia Brazil West Germany Italy Barcelona 1992 Spain Poland Ghana Australia Atlanta 1996 Nigeria Argentina Brazil Portugal Sydney 2000 Cameroon Spain Chile USA Women Gold Silver Bronze 4th Place Atlanta 1996 USA China Norway Brazil Sydney 2000 Norway USA Germany Brazil Honours Men Women Men Country Gold Silver Bronze 4th Place Hungary USSR Great Britain Uruguay Yugoslavia Poland Spain East Germany Czechoslovakia Sweden Italy Belgium Cameroon France Nigeria Denmark Brazil Argentina Bulgaria Austria Switzerland Holland West Germany Chile Ghana Japan Norway Egypt (View Egyptian Results in Olympics) USA Portugal Australia Finland India Mexico Women Country Gold Silver Bronze 4th Place USA Norway China Germany Brazil www.egyptianfootball.net -

30. History Of Women's Sport and in 1997, she became the first female referee in Brazilian professional soccer. Medallistsat the olympic Winter Games. OTHER SITES ABOUT WOMEN and history. http://www.caaws.ca/Milestones/

History of Women's Sport "The solemn periodic manifestation of male sport based on internationalism, on loyalty as a means, on arts as a background and the applause of women as a recompense." - Baron Pierre de Coubertin, founder of the modern Olympic Games. Since Baron de Coubertin uttered those words in the late 1890's, the world has changed almost beyond recognition. Instead of merely applauding the achievements of others, women now wish to share the spotlight. MILESTONES Women's Sport from 440 BC to 1998 The Women's Olympic Games of the 20's and 30's Bruce Kidd writes, "The Women's Olympic Games have long been forgotten, but during the 1920s and 1930s they were an important, international focal point for feminist efforts to improve women's sporting opportunities." Velma Springstead died before she was 20 but her name is still prominent for Canadian sportswoman. In 1932, Alexandrine Gibb and the WAAF named the trophy to annually honour the best Canadian female athlete after Springstead, linking her with the highest levels of athletic achievement ever since. PROFILES OF CANADIAN ACCOMPLISHMENTS Women Adventurers In 1926, Dora and her friend, Frances "Frankie" Routledge, walked to the nearby CCM factory in Weston (just outside of Toronto), bought themselves new bicycles with the money they had earned as secretaries, and set out for Vancouver

31. CAAWS: Special Stories And The 2000 Olympic Games olympic history. or female, on the Sydney roster prepared by FIFA, soccer's worldgoverning Susan Auch, CAAWS Board member and twotime olympic silver medallist http://www.caaws.ca/olympics/2000/stories/special.htm

Following Canadian Women to Sydney By Sport. Archery Badminton Basketball Canoe/Kayaking Cycling Diving Equestrian Fencing Gymnastics Judo Modern Pent. Paralympics Rowing Sailing Shooting Softball Swimming Table Tennis Tae Kwon Do Tennis Triathlon Trampoline Volleyball Water polo Weight Lifting Wheelchair Bball Windsurfing Wrestling Who has Qualified The Way to Sydney Olympic History New Sports ... Back to CAAWS Special Stories Australia's most popular song prompts some troubling questions 'Who is this Matilda? And how is waltzing with her going to help the jolly swagman?' Waltzing Matilda is so popular it was performed at the opening ceremonies of the Sydney Olympics before the Australian national anthem was played. Why is it such an icon down under?-September 22, 2000 Opening Ceremonies celebrate women and the Olympics The Olympic flame was carried through the stadium by a relay of the Australia's great female Olympians of the past, then handed off to Cathy Freeman, one of its great hopes for gold this year in the 400 meters. The choice of Freeman, a champion of aboriginal rights, also was a symbol of the country's efforts to heal the wounds over the treatment of its 390,000 indigenous people. - September 15, 2000 Canadian soccer referee chosen for Olympics Sonia Denoncourt recently learned she's been selected to referee at this year's Sydney Olympics women's soccer tournament. She'll be working her second Games, one of just eight women referees, and she's the only Canadian, male or female, on the Sydney roster prepared by FIFA, soccer's world governing body. (Montreal Gazette) - April 15, 2000

32. History Of The Modern Olympic Games New Events – archery, association football(soccer), rowing, equestrian events,golf, rugby games are seen as the worst US team performance in olympic history. http://www.patchproducts.com/nbygw/2000/printable/modern.htm

33. Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program - ODP College Directories Downloads Expansion Fixtures Games history Ideas Indoor OlympicDevelopment Program ODP The United States soccer Federation (USSF http://www.soccernova.com/working/youth/odp.htm

Activism Amateurs Articles Betting Boards Calendar Canada Chat Clubs Coaching College Directories Downloads Expansion Fixtures Games History Ideas Indoor International Media MLS NY Cosmos Organizations Other Players Refereeing Scores Shopping Soccer 101 Stadiums Statistics Supporters Tournaments Transfers Travel US Open Cup US Soccer USL Women Yanks Abroad Youth YOUTH SOCCER Articles Camps/Academies ... News ODP Organizations Tournaments/Tours Olympic Development Program - ODP The United States Soccer Federation (USSF) is responsible for the development of U.S. national teams which compete in international events throughout the world. The USSF currently fields national teams at Under 17, Under 20, Olympic (Under 23), Pan-American, and World Cup levels for men and Under 16, Under 18, Under 20, Olympic and World Cup levels for women. The players for all these national teams are identified and developed via the Olympic Development Program (ODP) or as it is also known, the State Select Program (SSP). In 1979 the program expanded, the organization became more efficient and multi-year plans were developed. State Associations were encouraged to develop programs which supported and worked in tandem with National and Regional programs. At the beginning of 1982 a formalized program for girls was created, with the addition of a full committee (one member from each Region). From 1982 until the present, international events for youth national teams have increased substantially and the USYSA Olympic Development Program has kept pace by instituting trials and player pools for five

34. 2002 AAU Junior Olympic Games In Knoxville, TN YEARBY-YEAR history. AAU include AAU Sports Program, AAU Junior olympic Games,AAU multi-purpose performance fields sized for international soccer and sand http://www.aaujrogames.org/~general/history.html

Home Hotel / Housing Competition Schedule Tickets / Merchandise ... Wrestling Since its beginning in Washington, DC, the AAU Junior Olympic Games have been conducted in 15 states and 24 cities across the United States. The state of Tennessee is in the lead with five (5) AAU Junior Olympic Games to its credit. Florida is a strong second with four (4), all in different cities: Cocoa Beach, Jacksonville, St. Petersburg, and Tallahassee. In the nineties alone, the Games have grown by more than 6,000 participants. The Games will continue to expand and flourish into the 21st century as the popularity of sport and the attention to the youth in America intensifies. In 2000, the event broke all existing records for participation with over 13,000 athletes from all 50 states and several U.S. Territories and U.S. Military Bases around the world. One thing that remains consistent from year to year is the AAU's commitment to the youth of America. Sports for All, Forever! Showcasing America's Talent, the AAU Junior Olympic Games prides itself with the nation's most outstanding athletes year in and year out. Evelyn Ashford, Patrick Ewing, Anfernee Hardaway, Carl Lewis, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Cheryl Miller, Shaquille O' Neal, Kurt Thomas, Chris Webber have all participated in the Games. YEAR-BY-YEAR HISTORY YEAR SITE # SPORTS # COACHES # ATHLETES Washington, DC

35. A Brief History Of Soccer A Brief history of soccer. The ancient Romans played a game that somewhat resembledmodern soccer. The early olympic games in ancient Rome featured twentyseven http://www.msu.edu/user/fultond/soccer/history.htm

A Brief History of Soccer So many ancient cultures played a sport similar to modern soccer that no one can say with any certainty when or where soccer began. but it is known that the earlier varieties of what later became soccer were played almost 3000 years ago. One of the earliest forms of soccer in which players kicked a ball on a small field has been traced as far back as 1004 B.C. in Japan. the Munich Ethnological Museum in Germany has a Chinese text from approximately 50 B.C. that mentions games very similar to soccer that were played between teams from china and Japan. The Chinese kicked a leather ball (filled) with hari) and it is known for sure that a soccer game was played in 611 A.D. in the ancient Japanese capital Kyoto. The ancient Romans played a game that somewhat resembled modern soccer. The early Olympic games in ancient Rome featured twenty-seven men on a side who completed so vigorously that two-thirds of them had to be hospitalized after a fifty-minute game. While ancient historians kept records of such conspicuous events as wars and religious movements, they apparently had little interest in preserving the various origins of soccer or other sports, so no one can say how soccer seems to have spread from Asia to Europe. But when the game finally did get to England, it had acquired a bad enough reputation among British royalty that the government sometimes passed laws against soccer.

36. KidsPage! Sports Homework Help Time www1.fhw.gr/projects/olympics/ This site breaks down the history of the Athens2004 Games www.athens.olympic.org/en/ Official 2004 summer olympics soccer. http://www.nassaulibrary.org/childrens/sports.htm

Sports Supersites NBA.com www.nba.com NFL.com www.playfootball.com Sports Illustrated for Kids www.sikids.com US Figure Skating Association www.usfsa.org WWW Women's Sports Page http://fiat.gslis.utexas.edu/~lewisa/womsprt.html General Baseball Sites All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, 1943-1954 www.aagpbl.org/contents.html Ballparks www.ballparks.com History of U.S. major league baseball parks, football stadiums, hockey rinks, covering current, former, and planned parks. Provides photographs, statistics, history, and trivia for each field. Baseball Almanac www.baseball-almanac.com This site provide stats including famous firsts, fabulous feats, famous families, and example autographs. baseballamerica.com www.baseballamerica.com This site provides stats and scores and a player finder. The site also provide information about independent leagues. Baseball Cards: 1887-1914 http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/bbhtml/bbhome.html View electronic images of the front and back of early baseball cards. Browse by team, player, city, or league.

37. Cindy Parlow Gold Medal winning US Women's National Team at the 1996 Centennial olympic Gamesand the youngest goldmedal winning soccer player in olympic history, male or http://www.womensoccer.com/biogs/parlow.html

PARLOW, CINDY Position: Forward Height: 5-11 (1.81 m) Weight: 145 (65 kg) Born: May 8, 1978, in Memphis, TN Hometown: Memphis College: University of North Carolina National Team: One of the rising young stars in the national team program, she was the youngest member of the Gold Medal winning U.S. Women's National Team at the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games and the youngest gold-medal winning soccer player in Olympic history, male or female Began training with the U.S. Women's National Team in March 1995 ... Scored twice in her full U.S. National Team debut against Russia on Jan. 14, 1996 in Campinas, Brazil ... Also currently a member of the U-20 National Team pool and will likely represent the USA at this summer's Nordic Cup championship for U-20s ... Tied for second on the team in goals scored in 1996 with 8 despite being 12th in minutes played ... Began training with the U.S. Women's National Team in March 1995 ... Attended U-20 and U-16 National Team training camps. College/High School: Was third on the team with 14 goals during the 1996 regular season at UNC and helped lead the Tar Heels to the national title ... Entered University of North Carolina after completing high school in three years ... Overcame early season injuries to lead North Carolina to the 1996 NSCAA championship ... Scored 15 goals and had 11 assists for 41 points, good for third on the team in scoring ... Voted by Soccer News as the 1996 College Athlete of the Year and 1995 All-American ... A finalist for the Hermann Trophy and Missouri Athletic Club Player of the Year in 1996 ... A first-team NSCAA All-American in 1996 ... Was all ACC in 1996 and also named to the NCAA All-Tournament Team and was the

38. Event History EVENT history. 2001. Torch Run for 2002 Winter olympic Games Sports Foundation CharityGolf Tournament Big 12 Conference Women's soccer Championship US http://www.sanantoniosports.org/events/event_history.asp

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39. Search Results Digital Image /olympic Games Sydney /soccer - Australia, USA Pitcher LoriHarrigan pitching the first solo no hit game in olympic history.. http://www.newsphotos.com.au/cgi/search.pl?olympic games

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