Extractions: website home company news professional web design portfolio about obu web design ... contact us Subject: High School Athletes get a new tool for College Recruiting By: Arizona Web Design @ 2:53 pm Filed under: Inzonesports.com , High School Athletes have another tool to get noticed by college recruiters, and to get to the next level. Inzonesports.com is an Internet stat tracking and recording system for high school athletes. Inzonesports.com allows members to track detailed player statistics across any of these 8 sports: Basketball, Baseball, Football, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball, Golf, and Tennis. The resources found at Inzonesports.com will help you to increase your chances to play your sport for a University. Inzonesports.com members can track their stats at any time, from any place. However, Inzone is not just a stat tracking service. Inzone athletes can take their professional quality stat sheets and bios, and send them to their college of choice using the PDF Builder. Donât know which college you would like to attend? Use Inzoneâs University Search to research and compare over 2000 colleges to find the one thatâs perfect for you. More colleges are added periodically. The Inzone stat tracking system, PDF Builder, and University Search are all very simple to use. If you know how to check and send emails, you will be able to use Inzoneports.com with ease. You can even use Inzonesports.com to read all of the latest sports news around the world from major sports news resources. You can read general sports news, or news that is specific to your sport of choice. Inzone even offers Prep Sports News from throughout the country.
World-Wide Web Resources - Sport And Recreation Auburn University Athletic Department, with bios, stats, and press releases onall 20 varsity RTS baseball Site, comprehensive baseball links site. http://www.uky.edu/Subject/sportall.html
Extractions: Sport and Recreation Sites Added Since April 24 Lexington Horsemen (National Indoor Football League) KY Return to Sport and Recreation Resources Table of Contents General Sites Adventure Sports , what's happening in many dynamic sporting activities, including cycling and windsurfing. AllSports.Com AMI News Recreational Network , ski reports, ski area weather, and vacation rentals. Athletic Audiovisual Materials , available through UK's Media Services Ballparks Centre for Olympic Studies CNN/SI , from CNN and Sports Illustrated. College Sports News Daily College Sports Online ESPNet SportsZone , a service of Starwave and ESPN. FANSonly , a 24-hour college sports news center. Interactive Internet Sports Kinesiology and Health Promotion Resources National Sports Center for the Disabled Planet Reebok ... Search Sports , a searchable and browsable index to sites covering archery, gymnastics, soccer, fishing, golf and tennis. Search Sports also selects a 'Site of the Week.' Special Olympics The Sporting News Sport Quest , from the The Virtual Resource Centre for Sport Information . Coverage includes statistics, results, sports training, sport medicine, sport science, and physical education.
Staff Bios Pete, a licensed physical therapist and athletic trainer, cofounded While growing up, Matt competed in football, wrestling, baseball and water skiing. http://www.oxfordphysicaltherapy.com/pages/bios.html
Extractions: Peter S. Zulia Kenneth R. Rusche Gina Ellis Daniel R. Brauning ... Sean Young Oxford Physical Therapy Staff When seen at OPT you can expect friendly, professional, one-on-one attention from our knowledgeable front office staff, board certified physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, and nationally certified athletic trainers. With extensive experience in general orthopaedic rehabilitation, sports medicine, industrial on-site physical therapy, and aquatic therapy, the OPT staff is a valuable resource in helping you achieve your goals. Our clinical expertise is sharpened by regular continuing education, and sharing of information through practical intervention. This ensures an effective, progressive approach to rehabilitation and the best possible care for you. We are proud of the staff assembled at OPT. We feel they represent the finest in caring professionals, and are committed to your wellness. Peter S. Zulia, P.T., S.C.S., A.T., C.
Panelist Bios Kathleen DeBoer, a 23year veteran collegiate athletics administrator, In her second term, Mayor Barnes intends to focus on four specific goals http://www.sportkc.org/events/PanelistBios.htm
Extractions: Keynote Speaker: Ms. Kathy DeBoer Kathleen DeBoer, a 23-year veteran collegiate athletics administrator, fundraiser and coach, currently serves as Commissioner of General Services for the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government. She manages a $25 million budget, 375 employees, and oversees four Divisions, including Parks and Recreation. DeBoer is a prolific writer and a national speaker on the topics of competition, gender, and coaching. DeBoer's varied and rich experiences serve as the foundation for her recently published book Gender and Competition: How Men and Women Approach Work and Play Differently . She also has articles appearing in a number of national magazines and journals. Previously, DeBoer spent eighteen years at the University of Kentucky, nine years as Kentucky's head volleyball coach where she led her team to four NCAA Tournaments and was named National Coach of the Year in 1987. As the Senior Associate Athletics Director she directed a $30 million capital campaign, raised over $10 million in private gifts for campus facilities and $3.5 million for a student-athlete scholarships endowment.
Extractions: ATHLETICS HOME SHOP UB BULLS TICKETS SCHEDULES ... SEARCH MEN'S SPORTS Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football ... Wrestling WOMEN'S SPORTS Basketball Cross Country Rowing Soccer ... Volleyball ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT Academic Services Athletics Directory Bulls Spirit Compliance ... University at Buffalo CONTACT US Speakers Bureau Jim Hofher Welcome to the University at Buffalos Division of Athletics Speakers Bureau, where a wealth of information, knowledge and expertise in NCAA Division I athletics is available for your groups next meeting. In support of the overall mission of the University, the Division of Athletics speakers bureau has been developed as a community outreach program in order to inform and heighten awareness of the many facets of the Division I athletics. Our speakers are available for your groups next meeting to discuss not only specific intercollegiate athletic programs, but the many behind-the-scenes aspects of a Division I program such as academic services, marketing, compliance, etc. Heres how to reserve a speaker Review our staff bios and choose a speaker that would best fit your groups needs: UB Coaching Staff Members John Astudillo , men's soccer Jim Beichner , wrestling Bill Breene , baseball Russ Crispell , men's tennis Marie Curran , softball Linda Hill-MacDonald , women's basketball Jim Hofher , football Perry Jenkins Jim Lodes , women's volleyball Vicki Mitchell Jean-A. Tassy
University At Buffalo - Baseball - Go Bulls! and was given the responsibility of initiating a donor program specific toathletics as University at Buffalo Division of Athletics baseball Office http://www.ubathletics.buffalo.edu/baseball/coaches/breene.shtml
Extractions: ATHLETICS HOME SHOP UB BULLS TICKETS SCHEDULES ... SEARCH MEN'S SPORTS Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football ... Wrestling WOMEN'S SPORTS Basketball Cross Country Rowing Soccer ... Volleyball ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT Academic Services Athletics Directory Bulls Spirit Compliance ... University at Buffalo BASEBALL Roster Coaches Schedule / Results News Head Coach Office: 310 Stadium Bill Breene is set to begin his sixth season as head coach of the recently resurrected UB baseball program. After almost a 20-year absence, the University at Buffalo reinstated baseball as a varsity sport in November of 1998 and began play as an NCAA Division I independent in 2000. Last season (2004) marked UBs fourth as a member of the Mid-American Conference, a conference nationally recognized for its rich baseball tradition. The return to coaching for Breene signified a career that has come full circle. He began his career in intercollegiate athletics as an assistant baseball coach at his alma mater, the University of Southern Mississippi, where he was a four-year starter as an infielder for the Golden Eagles. Breene attended USM as both an undergraduate, graduating in 1975, and graduate student, majoring in Health, Physical Education and Recreation and Athletic Administration and Coaching, respectively. "When I was asked if I would be interested in rebuilding our baseball program, I was thrilled," Breene said. "Having been here (UB) throughout the entire athletic upgrade endeavor, I knew that we would be given the support and opportunity to be successful. UB has done that by providing us with a budget to compete, allowing us to travel to regions where we can get games in early March, and continuing efforts to renovate Amherst Audubon Field to a level comparable to other MAC schools. In a short time, we have built a great foundation for the future of the program."
CAS Central Office Staff Bios information director and Major League baseball media relations director, George Hall, longtime Berlin HS athletic director, currently serves as http://www.casciac.org/casbios.shtml
Extractions: Mike began his career with CAS-CIAC in 1971 when, as a high school principal, he served as a member of the CIAC Officials Committee. He swiftly gained the respect and admiration of his colleagues and, in 1975, he was appointed to the CIAC Board of Control and to the CAS Board of Directors. An active and esteemed member of both boards, his distinguished record of service earned him the position of Assistant Executive Director in 1980. Eight years later, in 1988, Mike was named Executive Director of CAS-CIAC.
HealthplexSpecialtyContent 4year letterman in baseball and team captain, Bloomsburg University His zestfor competitive athletics and working with young athletes make his http://www.crozer.org/CKHS/Left Nav/Healthplex/Specialties/Training/Trainer Bios
Extractions: MEMBERS ONLY HOME PUBLICATIONS PRESS ROOM ... CLASSES Club Information Membership Info Choosing a Club Why the Healthplex ... Tennis Healthplex® Sports Club trainers encompass a range of backgrounds and specific interests, but all have degrees and experience in their field. Bruce Kelly *** National Strength and Conditioning Association, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist 30+ years experience in sports and strength training 2-Time Keystone State Games Champion in Doubles Racquetball, Silver and Gold Medalist in Singles Racquetball Healthplex® Squash Professional Bruce believes that high-level training is achievable for individuals of all age groups, and is interested in integrating the latest physiological research into a great routine. Betty Levengood *** Bachelorâs of Science, Villanova University National Strength and Conditioning Association, Certified Personal Trainer American Council on Exercise, Certified Group Fitness Instructor Delaware County Daily Times, âBest of Delcoâ Personal Trainer 16+ years experience in the fitness industry Betty has a diverse client base of men and women, working primarily with adults who need the benefits of an effective strength and flexibility training program as well as a varied cardiovascular routine.
NorthStone Country Club - Golf & Fitness Staff Bios Golf Fitness Staff bios NorthStone Country Club is a private club located in He graduated from South Decatur High School where he played baseball, http://www.northstoneclub.com/fw/main/Golf_and_Fitness_Staff_Bios-1438.html
Extractions: Scott Miracle- Director of Golf Instruction Scott Miracle has been a golf professional for nineteen years. And a PGA member since he was 23. He has been a Head Golf Professional at Scarlet Oaks Country Club in Charleston, WV. Mayfield Golf Club in Clarion, PA. And a Head Golf Professional at a Top 100 Course in America, Buffalo Creek in Dallas, TX. Over the past nineteen years as a golf professional, Scott has taught numerous lessons to individuals, as well as large clinics, camps and golf schools. As a Director of Instruction for a Nike Golf Learning Center and working under two top 100 teachers, Scott has developed a skill of assessing a clients golf swing and prescribing the right path of improvement for them.
The Bay School Of San Francisco Faculty And Staff Bios The Bay School Faculty ans Staff bios He began his athletic career inprofessional baseball as a player and coach for the Atlanta Braves. http://www.bayschoolsf.org/academics/faculty_bios.html
Extractions: Shellie Banks Spanish and French A native of Philadelphia, Shellie graduated from Ohio State University in 1980 with a major in Spanish and a minor in French. She began teaching during her junior year in college at Learning Unlimited, an elementary and pre-school. Shellie moved to Los Angeles in 1982 where she taught 7 th and 8 th graders for seven years at United World International Learning Center in South Central Los Angeles before moving on to the Little Citizens Westside Academy, where she taught in special education programs for three years. In 1992 Shellie joined Pacific Hills School, an independent school located in West Hollywood, where she oversaw the foreign language department, taught Spanish and French, and coached cross country and track. From 1999-2004 she taught Spanish at the Chadwick School, a coeducational independent K-12 school in Palos Verdes, California. When Shellie isnt in the classroom teaching she spends her time traveling around the world and getting to know people. She has traveled extensively in Mexico, throughout Latin America and Europe, having led many student trips to these areas. She spends summers in Panama teaching English, traveling, and developing study units for her students. Her other hobbies include collecting foreign books and music and participating in track and field. At The Bay School, Shellie teaches Spanish and French. The Bay Area and The Bay School both match my energy and my enthusiasm. The idea of offering four languages at an independent school is awesome, and Im excited to be a part of something new.
Sports Links baseball Primer information on all things baseball including statistics, and audio and video clips of athletes, sports, and specific Olympic Games http://library.loganutah.org/directory/links/sports.html
Extractions: Local Sports Local Recreation General Topics Baseball ... Other Sports Local Sports: BYU Basketball - news, schedule, stats, roster, staff, recruiting, history, information about the team, fan information and media links; purchase tickets and apparel online BYU Football - news, schedule, stats, roster, staff, recruiting, history, information about the team, fan information and media links; purchase tickets and apparel online Ogden Raptors - team information, tickets, stadium, fan information media links, news, standings, schedule, stats, and shop for apparel online Pacific Coast League - triple AAA baseball league, includes Salt Lake Stingers; information teams, scoreboard, standings, statistics, schedule for both Pacific Coast League and International League Salt Lake Stingers - news, roster, stats, promotions, multimedia, fan information, front office, stadium and food information, links to related sites, purchase tickets and merchandise online, schedule, kids club, and site in Spanish University of Utah Basketball - news, fan information, recruiting, online store, buy tickets online, parking, staff, schedules, audio/video broadcasts
Extractions: by Brian C. Engelhardt Larry Mitchell (right) celebrates the 1995 Eastern League Championship with Wayne Gomes in the R-Phils clubhouse. Mitchell and lefty Mike Juhl are two members from the team that have remained in the game as coaches. Reading, PA This is the third installment in Alumni Pheatures celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Reading Phillies 1995 Eastern League Championship. The next installments will visit with different members of the team who are now coaching. This Pheature looks at Mike Juhl- head coach at the State University of New York at New Paltz and Larry Mitchell, head coach at Charlottesville, Va. High School. Coming soon will be interviews with Tommy Eason, pitching coach at East Carolina University, Kevin Sefcik, assistant coach at St. Xavier University, and Dan Held, bullpen coach with the St. Louis Cardinals, with other coaches to be featured later.
AuburnTigers.com - The Official Website Of Auburn Tiger Athletics Auburn Football Ranked Fourth in Studentathlete Peformance Rate in thefollowing Whether an athlete that participated in a specific sport was retained http://content.auburntigers.com/football/page.cfm?doc_id=9819
BCC Athletics, Softball, Home Page Please see the BCC softball coaches bios on the BCC website (www.bcc.ctc.edu/athletics)for Softball field is located below the baseball field. http://www.bcc.ctc.edu/athletics/sotfball/Camps and Clinics.htm
Extractions: The Bellevue Community College softball program's coaches and players are committed to teaching the fundamental skills of softball to the areas future stars! Head Coach Leah Francis (UW Alumni 1999) and Assistant Coach Rita Roach (UW Alumni 2004) are former players for the University of Washington softball program and both played in numerous Women's College World Series games while at the UW. The BCC Coaching staff has extensive experience as players and coaches and brings extensive knowledge about the game to BCC. The BCC softball camps and clinics are designed to teach the skills of offense and defense that are useful for players of all levels; youth leagues, summer leagues, high school, and college and will help them to become more successful in the sport of softball! For further information on BCC camps and clinics, please see below or contact Head Coach, Leah Francis at
Welcome To Adobe GoLive 5 PE 312 Practical Applications of Coaching baseball/Softball 2 credits. PREREQ bios 301 OR EQUIVALENT, OR PE 243, PE 300, AND PE 362. S http://ed.isu.edu/SSPED/CoursePE.html
Extractions: P E 160 Rape Aggression Defense 1 credit. Strategies for self-defense in physically threatening situations. Methods to enhance possibilities for avoidance of physical harm are also covered. Cross-listed as H E and W S 160. F, S P E 205 Methods and Techniques of Gymnastics 2 credits. Fundamental methods and techniques for teaching a variety of gymnastic activities, including tumbling and apparatus. F P E 221 History and Philosophy of Physical Education and Sport 3 credits. Study of the historical development and philosophy of Physical Education and sport in educational settings. Also includes curriculum development, current practices and projected trends in the Physical Education and Sport professions. F, S P E 235 Activity Performance Techniques I 3 credits. Laboratory enhanced skills in field based activities and games. Emphasis on participant skill development and performance. F P E 236 Activity Performance Techniques II 3 credits. Laboratory enhanced skills in racquet and court sports. Emphasis on participant skill development and performance. S P E 237 Activity Performance Techniques III 3 credits. Laboratory-enhanced skills in fitness and conditioning-based recreation, nontraditional games and activities. Emphasis on skill development and performance. F
The Athlete's Advisor-Weekly View Archives 2004 College Coaches Online University student athlete information I was a seasonticket holder for football and baseball, my last season being the 1993 http://www.athletesadvisor.com/articles/weeklyeview04.htm
Extractions: 1) Spoke at the Frozen Ropes Plymouth Open-house and chatted with Red Sox AA pitcher Connor Brooks, a native of Plymouth and a 2000 graduate of Dartmouth College...he had a lot of good observations about the game and his journey from BC High School to college and 4 years in the minor leagues....I will have some of his thoughts in the December Newsletter
Baseball Coaches - Notre Dame College Among Adams 20 years of baseball coaching experience are positions with VermillionLegion 17 and under, Campus Life Athletics Student bios http://www.notredamecollege.edu/athletics/baseballMen/coaches.htm
Extractions: 2nd Season (2005-06) Notre Dame College hired Craig Moro to take the reigns of the baseball program beginning in fall of the 2004-05 academic year. Moro is a graduate of Mount Union College who is quite active within the baseball community. For the past seven years, he has presented clinics, camps and private lessons throughout the Cleveland area, focusing on the physical skills of the game, as well as the mental aspects of baseball. The head coach of the Erie Shores Collegiate League Veterans team, an elite summer team for college players, Moro also most recently served as an assistant coach to the Oberlin College baseball team for the past three years. While with the Yeomen, he worked with the pitchers and catchers, in addition to being the strength coach for the team. Moro joins the Falcon coaching staff after also serving as the Director of Athletics for Constellation Community Schools. He was a former assistant football coach at Oberlin from 2002-03, the head baseball coach at Lake Ridge Academy from 1999-2001, as well as a baseball and football coach with the varsity programs at Bay High School from 1997-98. A former starting catcher at Mount Union where he received the Ohio Athletic Conference Bob Murphy Award in 1997 and attended conference playoffs three-out-of his four years, he was also a quarterback for the Purple Raiders first National Championship football team.
Baseball Team - Notre Dame College NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics) 2005 baseball Team.2005 Numerical Roster. Click on a specific player to find out more. http://www.notredamecollege.edu/athletics/baseballMen/team.htm
Health Journeys - Resources For Mind, Body, And Spirit Our Practitioner bios. Amy Weintraub, MFA, RYT, Andrew E. Schwartz, Andrew Weil, MD He originated Exceptional Cancer Patients (ECaP), a specific form of http://www.healthjourneys.com/practitioner_bios.asp
Extractions: Our Practitioner Bios Amy Weintraub, MFA, RYT Andrew E. Schwartz Andrew Weil, MD Barbara Holtzman, MSW, LICSW Belleruth Naparstek, LISW Bernie Seigel, MD Betty Mehling O. Carl Simonton, MD Carolyn Daitch, PhD Carol Dickman Charles Needle Cyndi Lee David Bresler PhD, L.Ac David Illig, PhD Donna Eden Rev. Donna Shenk, RN Ellen Curran, RN
Faculty Welcome Letters-Bios I am also an assistant coach with the varsity baseball team. As a studentathlete I played on threeconference championship teams which appeared in the http://www.mccallie.org/midschool/NewStudentsParentsPage/FacultyWelcomeLetters-B
Extractions: Jerry Ferrari, Chaplain 6th Grade Faculty 7th Grade Faculty 8th Grade Faculty Ake, Michael - Music Adams, Rachel - Japanese Adams, Rachel - Japanese Belyea, Kay - Phenomenon of Language ... Wallin, Bart - History, Science Adams, Rachel My name is Rachel Adams, and I will be your sons Japanese language teacher this coming fall. I hope that your son finds this language as interesting and challenging as I do. I lived in Japan for almost 18 years. My parents moved there in 1975 (I was two years old) as missionaries to the Japanese people. I picked up the language naturally by watching television, playing with my Japanese friends, and just living every day immersed in the culture. It was a wonderful life full of many opportunities that otherwise would not have come my way. I started teaching Japanese at McCallie in 1998. Working with 7 th and 8 th grade guys has been a wonderful experience.
