Texas A&M Athletics Athlete Bios PERSONAL Enjoys playing golf, fishing and basketball born August 8, RI..son of John and Andrea Stinson on Sarasota, Fla. general studies major. http://sports.tamu.edu/bios.php?SID=MBA&PID=847&YOS=2005
Texas A&M Athletics Athlete Bios PERSONAL Enjoys hunting, fishing and playing basketball when he is not playingbaseball son of Dwight Donaldson of Houston general studies major. http://sports.tamu.edu/bios.php?SID=MBA&PID=837&YOS=2005
Chesapeake College: Coach Bios For Men's Basketball coach top level athletes who want to succeed in the classroom, on the basketballfloor They have to be students first and basketball players second. http://www.chesapeake.edu/athletics/coach_bios.asp?sport=6
Faculty Bios care of the womens basketball team along with the athletic training care of the In addition to caring for the studentathletes, Stanhibel will also http://www.gocamels.com/atpages/facultybios.htm
Extractions: The Camels are members of the Atlantic Sun Conference. This site is maintained by the Campbell University Sports Information Office. Please report any problems to Asst. SID Adam Prendergast This page was last edited on September 12, 2005 . Campbell University Department of Athletics 89 Pope Street, P.O. Box 10,Buies Creek, North Carolina 27506. Athletics Phone (910) 893-1327, Athletics Fax (910) 893-1330. David Hammons Program Director, Head Athletic Trainer Dave Hammons , M.Ed., ATC/LAT, has been named head athletic trainer at Campbell University. At Campbell, Hammons responsibilities include overseeing all aspects of Athletic Training Services and working closely with the mens basketball and golf programs. Hammons also assists with the clinical education of undergraduate students. "I feel that Campbell University is an exciting place to be and athletic training is positioned to add to the excitement and growth both within the institution and athletic department," said Hammons. "I look forward to being part of a rooted, yet growing, athletic training services program which will strive to provide the best possible athletic health care to Campbell University student-athletes and visiting teams."
Athletes general Interest How did you start this sport? I played basketball since Iwas 11 and after the injury wheelchair basketball was the only way to http://www.athens2004.com/en/paraAthletes/paraParticipants?pid=1656514
EdGate Summer Games Men s Olympic basketball became an official sport in 1936 at the Berlin Games . Great bios on US Paralympic athletes. Athens 2004 Olympic Games http://www2.edgate.com/summergames/spotlight_sport/basketball.php
Extractions: Baseball Men's Olympic basketball became an official sport in 1936 at the Berlin Games. The tournament was held outdoor on courts of clay and sand. On the day of the final it rained heavily, turning the courts to mud, which made it difficult to dribble and undoubtedly contributed to the low score of 19-8. In the end, the United States defeated Canada for the gold. In 1989 the Federation Internationale de Basketball Amateur (FIBA) membership voted to allow professionals to join amateurs in the Olympics. Women's basketball made its Olympic debut at the 1976 Games in Montreal, Canada. The Soviet women won the gold medal, and the U.S. women took home the silver medal. Click a link to
Extractions: Kelly Jensen is the General Manger of Hurricane Sports Properties, a subsidiary of Learfield Communications of Jefferson City, Missouri and ISP Sports of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. His primary responsibilities include oversight of the HSP staff and the day to day operation of the Hurricane Corporate Partner Program.
CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF SPORT IN SOCIETY The Kobe Bryant Case athletes, Violence, Stereotypes and the Games We Play Stories about basketball and football players battering or sexually http://www.sportinsociety.org/rel-article34.html
Extractions: BY RICHARD E. LAPCHICK ... Richard E. Lapchick CLICK HERE to go to Richard's Article Index. The Kobe Bryant Case: Athletes, Violence, Stereotypes and the Games We Play by Richard E. Lapchick Special for the Sports Business Journal Like so many who follow sports, I have been glued to the news about Kobe Bryant , now charged with sexual assault. Let me say up front that I am not a Lakers fan. I was not even a fan of Kobe until this year when I read of the turmoil he went through with his parents when he fell in love with and married his wife Vanessa . That made me pay more attention to the seemingly softer, loving side of the sports icon. That made the charge against him even more striking. I have spent nearly 30 years studying sport and social issues. Each time an athlete is arrested I take note and fear the inevitable consequences. Some in the media and many fans will claim that athletes, especially basketball and football players, are more violent than ordinary men. Stories about basketball and football players battering or sexually assaulting a woman are so common in the press, averaging nearly 100 cases a year for the last five years, that people barely take notice now. Averaging two reports a week for five year makes the general public simply note, "another example of a violent sport."
CCRI Athletics - Baseball - Bio Current Associate Head Coach, Womens basketball RIC Chris will also beassisting with recruiting quality studentathletes. http://www.ccri.edu/athl/baseball/bio.shtml
Extractions: Ken returns to CCRI after a successful coaching career at Rhode Island College as Womens Basketball and Mens Baseball Head Coach. With a solid core group of returning players, and an outstanding incoming freshman class, Ken feels that the 2006 squad is a contender for a NJCAA World Series berth. In his first year at the CCRI helm Hopkins was honored as the 2001 New England Division II Coach Of The Year . Ken resides in Cranston, RI with wife Mary, daughters Lauren and Katie, and son Ken Jr..
IUPUI Athletics Staff Bio - Ron Hunter Coach Hunter is the face of IUPUI basketball, IUPUI Director of a majorasset to both the University in general and Jaguars Athletics in particular. http://www.iupui.edu/~jagsport/Staff/Coaching/hunterbio.html
Extractions: The nations most exciting head coach, Ron Hunter , returns to the IUPUI bench for his eleventh season in 2004-05. Hunter, widely known for his demonstrative sideline antics and fiercely competitive nature, has taken the IUPUI basketball program to an entirely new level over the past few seasons. Over the past two years, Hunter has become one of the hottest coaching commodities in the nation after guiding the Jaguars to their first NCAA Tournament berth in 2002-03 and leading them to their second straight 20-win season in 2003-04. After IUPUI captured a thrilling 66-64 win over Valparaiso in the 2003 Mid-Continent Conference title game, the reigning Mid-Con Coach of the Years emotions carried him into a celebration that epitomized the magnitude of March Madness and college basketball. Last season, Hunter took IUPUI to their third consecutive Mid-Con Championship game and improved his mark to 8-3 (.727) in the conferences postseason. During the regular season, he saw his squad pick up its first-ever win over a Mid-American Conference (MAC) foe and crack the CollegeInsider.coms Mid-Major Top 25 for the first-time ever. Individually, Hunters 2003-04 team boasted the Mid-Con Player of the Year in Odell Bradley and the leagues top defensive player in Matt Crenshaw. The Hunter-led Jags also had one of the nations best three-point shooters in junior Akeem Clark. His squad also showed some grit as a tough team on the road as evidenced by wins at Valparaiso, Oakland and Oral Roberts. In the non-conference season, the Jaguars were equally as tough, beating East Tennessee State and Pepperdine on neutral floors and taking West Virginia and No. 24 Dayton to the wire before losing a pair of heartbreakers.
Ventura College Athletics Player bios/Pictures can now be seen on the Softball website. March 2, 2005 Men s basketball Gary Nunez was named Most Valuable Player for WSC North. http://athletics.venturacollege.edu/
Extractions: Ventura College will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for its new $6 million Sports Complex on Thursday, September 1 at noon. It will be held where the old football practice field and track is located. The ceremony will feature various speakers from the campus and community. Faculty, staff, students, former and current student athletes and coaches, local educators and community leaders will also be in attendance. The ceremony, which will be followed by a reception and refreshments served in the parking lot adjacent to the construction site, is open to the public. Parking is free on campus during the events.
Extractions: (Click on the button to link to the download page.) Media Guides The Complete Media Guides have been broken into various sections to aid in access times. 2005-06 Academic Year 2004-05 Academic Year Men's Basketball Pages 1-8 : Table of Contents, overviews of NNAS athletic history and academics, NNAS athletic staff
Jerry West Basketball Executive NBA Legend Speaker Jerry West Bio Former general Manager of the Los Angeles Lakers, Jerry West was very successfulwith the Jerry was inducted into the basketball Hall of Fame in 1979, http://www.allamericanspeakers.com/speakerbio/Jerry_West.php
Extractions: New York Celebrity Athlete Figure Skating Speakers ... Search for another speaker Jerry West Category: Basketball, Hall of Famers In brief In 1960, when the Lakers moved to Los Angeles from Minneapolis, they were joined by a rookie guard from the University of West Virginia. In the ensuing four decades the fate of the team and that rookie, Jerry West, have gone hand in hand. Fee Range: Please contact us for fee info
Carolyn Peck @ Gatorzone.com Peck, who actively served as Head Coach and general Manager of the Miracle sinceApril 1, Carolyn s coaching and basketball pedigree is second to none, http://www.gatorzone.com/carolynpeck/?sub=carolyn
