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Basketball History: more books (100)

A Century of Jayhawk Triumphs: The 100 Greatest Victories in the History of Kansas Basketball by Blair Kerkhoff, 2002-03-25
The History of the Denver Nuggets (Pro Basketball Today) by Aaron Frisch, 2001-08
The History of the Houston Comets (Women's Pro Basketball Today) by Terry Davis, 1999-08
The History of the Sacramento Monarchs (Women's Pro Basketball Today) by Eric Braun, 1999-08
History Makers - Basketball Greats by Joanne Mattern, 2002-11-07
Basketball (History of Sports) by John F. Grabowski, 2000-10
The History of the Sacramento Kings (Pro Basketball Today) by Aaron Frisch, 2001-08
Great Teams in College Basketball History by Luke DeCock, 2005-09-15
The History of the Orlando Magic (Pro Basketball Today) by John Nichols, 2001-08
The History of the Seattle Supersonics (Pro Basketball Today) by Aaron Frisch, 2001-08
The Pictorial History of Basketball by Bill Gutman, 1988-11
Shooting Ducks: A History of the University of Oregon Basketball by Howard A. Hobson, 1984-10
Kansas Jayhawks: History Making Basketball by John Hendel, 1994-02
The History of the Milwaukee Bucks (Pro Basketball Today) by John Nichols, 2001-08

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Tech Athletics | Women's Basketball
Women s basketball history. YearBy-Year Won-Loss Records All-Time Coaches Records All-Americans All-Conference Academic All-Americans
http://athletics.atu.edu/womensbb/History/main.htm
Tech Athletics | Men's Basketball
Men s basketball history. YearBy-Year Won-Loss Records All-Time Coaches Records All-Americans All-Conference Academic All-Americans Record Book
http://athletics.atu.edu/mensbb/History/main.htm
Haverford College Women's Basketball: History
History. Women s basketball was among the first three sports the college adopted when it went fullycoed in 1980-81. The founding coach was Julie Soreiro,
http://www.haverford.edu/athletics/Basketballw/history.htm

Extractions: Coach Captains Roster Schedule ... Haverford Home Page History Women's basketball was among the first three sports the college adopted when it went "fully-coed" in 1980-81. The founding coach was Julie Soreiro, who moved on to head coaching positions at Philadelphia U. and Penn before her current assignment at Colorado College. The program grew throughout the 1980's under such mentors as eventual U.S. Lacrosse coach Sue Stahl, and had many fine players, though lacking a consistent scorer. That description was finally appropriated by Amy Taylor '92, who became Haverford's first 1,000-point scorer. Taylor was a two-time all-Middle Atlantic Conference performer and Haverford captain, a three-time basketball MVP, and the 1992 winner of the Varsity Cup, Haverford's highest athletic award. In her junior season, the program reached .500 for the first time under new head coach Dick Wiseman. Besides Taylor '92, other Fords who found success in life after basketball include Beth Chittick '91, who battled back to play with torn ACLs in both knees to play and is now a veterinarian, and all-Centennial selections Koren Miller '95, Claudette Pirwitz '96, and Colleen Leonard '98. Only injuries kept Claudette and Colleen from reaching the 1,000-point mark, and very few teams could contain these talented and dedicated players.
Haverford College Men's Basketball: History
Many historians believe that the first intercollegiate men s basketball game in the East was The Fords men s basketball MVP award is named for Cooper,
http://www.haverford.edu/athletics/Basketballm/history.htm

Extractions: Coach Captains Roster Schedule ... Haverford Home Page History Many historians believe that the first intercollegiate men's basketball game in the East was Haverford's 6-4 defeat of Temple in 1895. The college did not have a varsity, however, until 1918-19 when intramural player Ben Cooper '18 inspired the program after his graduation. The Fords' men's basketball MVP award is named for Cooper, who later served Haverford as alumni secretary. Playing home games in the friendly confines of the (now Ryan) Gymnasium, Haverford produced its first 1,000-point career scorer in slashing guard Phil D'Arrigo '56, who once scored 100 points (48 and 52) in successive games against excellent opponents. Alumni Field House opened in 1957 to chants of "Roll, Fords, Roll" as former Penn star Ernie Prudente built a fast-break offense around quality big men. Larry Forman '60, an acrobatic 1,000-point scorer, led HC to wins over Delaware and Navy. Haverford regularly qualified for the Middle Atlantic Conference playoffs behind 6'8" Hunter Rawlings '66, who was MAC South MVP, an NCAA Postgraduate Scholar, and former president of the University of Iowa and Cornell University. The program awakened after a sluggish decade in 1995-96 when senior 1,000-point scorers Jamal Elliott and Chris Guiton helped the Fords advance to the Centennial Conference semifinals. Guiton, a great long-range shooter who later played professionally in Europe, and Elliott, a magical playmaker, both earned first-team all-Centennial during their careers and were co-recipients of The Varsity Cup, Haverford's highest athletic honor.
Gauchos Make Basketball History
Gauchos Make basketball history. With a double championship in the 2002 Big West Tournament the UCSB men and women s basketball teams have entered the
http://www.instadv.ucsb.edu/93106/2002/march18/gauchos.htm

Extractions: Scholars to Scrutinize Reagan's Presidency Conferees Look at Mideast After 9/11 UCSB Team to Study Ecosystem Role of Parasites Staff Nominations Due by March 29 ... Credits With a double championship in the 2002 Big West Tournament the UCSB men and women's basketball teams have entered the sports history books. It is the first time with the present Big West lineup that one university has taken both titles in the same basketball season. The men's 60-56 win over Utah State on March 9 was also the first time in the tournament's 27-year history that the Gauchos have claimed that title. On the same day, the women's team took Pacific 64-53 to clinch their side of the Big West competition for the sixth year in a row. As conference winners, both teams received automatic bids to the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournaments, also known as "The Big Dance." The men, who were last invited to the dance 12 years ago, were paired with Pac-10 winner Arizona. The women drew Louisiana Tech. At press time, the men's team had lost to the Wildcats 86-81, and the women were awaiting their game with the Lady Techsters.
Women's Basketball History
WOMEN S basketball history (191345, 1974-present) In 1973, women s basketball was brought back as a result of Title IX, though with a limited schedule
http://www.lmunet.edu/athletics/WBasketball/History/
SLCC Women's Basketball History
SWAC Standings Coaches Roster Schedule Player Profiles Statistics Camps . SLCC Womens basketball history A Tradition of Excellence
http://www.slcc.edu/athletics/athletics/wbkhistory.htm

Extractions: In 1990, former All-American University of Utah player, Soni Adams took over the head coaching position at SLCC and guided the Bruins for the next four years. During her tenure she won 77 games and lost 37 while finishing 2nd, 3rd, and 4th in the Scenic West Athletic Conference and twice as the Region 18 conference tournament runner-up. She helped to develop six All-Conference players, including 1994 Conference Player of the Year, Kami Siddoway. She challenged her players in the classroom as well, coaching five Academic All-Americans. In 1994, Adams left SLCC to coach at Brigham Young University. After three years at BYU, she returned to Salt Lake Community College where she is presently an associate professor and the Department Coordinator in the Health and Lifetime Activities Department. A former point guard and assistant coach for the University of Utah, Monica Starrett took over the helm in the fall of 1994. In her two years, Starrett won 75% of her conference contests, finishing with two 3rd place finishes and an impressive conference record of 27-9. Her overall record at SLCC was 38-18, and in that time she coached four players to All-Conference status and one Distinguished Academic All-American. In 1996 Starrett left SLCC and is presently the head coach at Bloomsburg University in Bloomsburg, PA.
Wayne Central Basketball History
WAYNE CENTRAL basketball history. FastCounter by bCentral I want to try and put together as much of a history as I can.
http://www.wayne.k12.ny.us/alumni/sports/basket/teams.htm
Wellesley Basketball History
Basketball Crew Cross Country Fencing Field Hockey Golf Lacrosse Soccer Softball Squash Swimming Wellesley Program History
http://www.wellesley.edu/Athletics/Basketball/history.html
IVC Men's Basketball History
Men s basketball history. Irvine Valley College s men s basketball team made a name for itself long before its first game by announcing that Southern
http://www.ivc.edu/athletics/mbasketball/history.aspx

Extractions: Dean of Health Sciences, Irvine Valley College's men's basketball team made a name for itself long before its first game by announcing that Southern California coaching legend Bill Mulligan would head the inaugural 1992-93 team. Mulligan, who is the winningest coach in UC Irvine history, came to IVC just five victories short of 500 career collegiate wins. Mulligan's squads improved each of his three years at IVC. He led IVC's first team to a record of 14-17 and a berth in the Southern California Community College playoffs. The 1993-94 team finished with an 18-15 record. Mulligan's final year at Irvine Valley was the breakthrough season for the young program. All-state center Keon Clark, who later played at UNLV, led the Lasers to a 22-12 record. Mulligan's departure following that season led to an extensive search for a capable successor. Jerry Hernandez, who had been an assistant on Cerritos' 32-2 team, was named the new head coach. In his first year, Hernandez led IVC to a record of 16-17 and the first road playoff win in the program's history. Hernandez made some more history the following year, capturing the program's first Orange Empire Conference title. The Lasers finished the year ranked ninth in the state and fifth in Southern California and had a record of 26-8 overall and 12-2 in conference.
UC Riverside Men's Basketball History
200405 Men s Basketball Stats and Results 2004-05 Archives 2003-04 Men s Basketball Stats and Results 2003-04 Archives
http://www.athletics.ucr.edu/mbasketball/mbkhistory.html

Extractions: Team Pages Front Page - Men's Sports - Baseball Basketball Cross Country Golf Soccer Tennis - Women's Sports - Basketball Cross Country Golf Soccer Softball Tennis Volleyball 2004-05 Men's Basketball Stats and Results 2004-05 Archives 2003-04 Men's Basketball Stats and Results 2003-04 Archives ... UCR Men's Basketball Game Notes This website created and updated by the University of California Riverside Office of Athletics Media Relations.
CSUMB Women's Basketball History
Home Athletics W. Basketball History. Roster Schedule Staff Statistics News History. CSUMB Women s basketball history
http://sports.csumb.edu/athletics/W_basketball/history.htm

Extractions: CSUMB Women's Basketball History There has been a Women's Basketball Team at CSUMB since 1997. There have been a total of 5 head coaches, almost averaging a new coach a season. The Current head coach and first Women's Basketball coach to last more than one year, Amber Magne,r is entering her third season at the helm and looks to give the Otters some much needed stability. Their best season brought them a third place finish in the CalPac Southern Division during the 1999/2000 season. schedule roster statistics news ... news Head Coach: Amber Magner (3 Yrs) Women's Basketball phone: e-mail amber_magner@csumb.edu
PittsburghPanthers.com :: University Of Pittsburgh :: Official Athletic Site
Men s basketball history. News Schedule/Results Statistics Softball Women s Basketball Women s Gymnastics Women s Soccer Women s Tennis
http://www.pittsburghpanthers.com/sports/mbball/history/
Basketball History
Basketball information and history. basketball history. James Naismith, a Canadian, invented the modern basketball in 1891, while working at the YMCA
http://www.wi-travel-guide.com/basketball_jerseys-AV-0127-K.html

Extractions: Basketball History James Naismith, a Canadian, invented the modern basketball in 1891, while working at the Y.M.C.A. College at Springfield, Massachusetts and 18 students play 1st college basketball game (Springfield College). Triangle magazine in Springfield, MA published the rules for basketball in 1892. The first official basketball game was played by students at the Springfield, MA YMCA Training School. The University of Chicago played its first college basketball game, defeating the Chicago YMCA Training School 19-11, in 1894. The first college basketball game was played in 1895, as Minnesota State School of Agriculture defeated the Porkers of Hamline College, 9-3. The first five-player college basketball game was played in 1896, at Iowa City, Iowa. The University of Chicago defeated the University of Iowa by the score of 15-12. Intercollegiate basketball was played for the first time as Wesleyan University defeated Yale, 4-3, in New Haven, Connecticut. Basketball is introduced to the 1936 Olympic Games by the Berlin Organization Committee. 1st Men's College Basketball Championship was in 1939 : University of Oregon beats Ohio State 46-33. The first televised college basketball games were broadcast in 1940, by New York City station W2XBS, as Pittsburgh defeated Fordham, 57-to-37, and New York University beat Georgetown, 50-to-27, at Madison Square Garden.
Texas A&M Athletics Men's Basketball History
Texas A M University is a landgrant, sea-grant and space-grant institution located in College Station, Texas.
http://sports.tamu.edu/index_full.php?pageID=161&SID=MBB
Texas A&M Athletics Women's Basketball History
Texas A M University is a landgrant, sea-grant and space-grant institution located in College Station, Texas.
http://sports.tamu.edu/index_full.php?pageID=167&SID=WBB
Www.naia.org: Division II Men's Basketball History
Division II Men s Basketball National Championship History updated 3/31/05. CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS. Year, Champion, Score, RunnerUp
http://www.naia.org/basketball/mdii/championship/history/tournament.html
Www.naia.org: Division II Women's Basketball History
Division II Women s Basketball National Championship History updated 04.26.04 CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY. YEAR. CHAMPION. SCORE. RUNNERUP. 1992
http://www.naia.org/basketball/wdii/championship/history/tournament.html

Extractions: CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY YEAR CHAMPION SCORE RUNNER-UP Northern State (S.D.) Tarleton State (Texas) Northern Montana Northern State (S.D.) Northern State (S.D.) Western Oregon Western Oregon Northwest Nazarene (Idaho) Western Oregon Huron (S.D.) Northwest Nazarene (Idaho) Black Hills State (S.D.) Walsh (Ohio) Mary Hardin-Baylor (Texas) Shawnee State (Ohio) St. Francis (Ind.) Mary (N.D.) Northwestern (Iowa) Northwestern (Iowa) Albertson (Idaho) Hastings (Neb.) Cornerstone (Mich.) Hastings (Neb.) Dakota Wesleyan (S.D.) Morningside (Iowa) Cedarville (Ohio) Morningside (Iowa) Cedarville (Ohio) 1992-95 tournaments held in Monmouth, Ore.; 1996-97 tournaments held in Angola, Ind.; 1998-05 tournaments held in Sioux City, Iowa. TOURNAMENT RECORDS INDIVIDUAL
Women's Basketball History - University Of Michigan Athletics
AllTime Michigan Basketball Coaches Record, 1974-2003. Overall, Big Ten MGOBLUE Ath. History Women s basketball history. Last updated June 2,
http://www.umich.edu/~bhl/athdept/baskwom/baskwom.htm

Extractions: Michigan AIAW All-State First-Team Diane Dietz Guard Diane Dietz Guard Diane Dietz Forward Big Ten Player of the Year Stacey Thomas Forward All-Big Ten First-Team (Coaches) Pollyanna Johns Center Stacey Thomas Forward All-Big Ten Second-Team (Coaches) Wendy Bradetich Forward Carol Szczechowski Guard Tanya Powell Forward Trish Andrews Forward Trish Andrews Forward Stacey Thomas Forward Stacey Thomas Forward Anne Thorius Guard Anne Thorius Guard LeeAnn Bies Center Alayne Ingram Guard Jennifer Smithl Center Anne Thorius Guard Anne Thorius Guard All-Big Ten Third-Team (Coaches) Pollyanna Johns Center Tabitha Poole Forward All-Big Ten First-Team (Media)
Men's Basketball History - University Of Michigan Athletics
All Time Michigan Basketball Coaches Record, 1908, 1918-2004 MGOBLUE Ath. History Men s basketball history. Last updated May 14, 2005
http://www.umich.edu/~bhl/athdept/baskmen/baskmen.htm

Extractions: Coach Years Overall Big Ten BT CT Reg. NCAA G.D. Corneal Elmer D. Mitchell E. J. Mather George Veenker Franklin Cappon Bennie Oosterbaan Osborne Cowles Ernie McCoy Bill Perigo Dave Strack Johnny Orr Bill Frieder Steve Fisher Brian Ellerbe Tommy Amaker Fisher was named interim coach just before the beginning of the 1989 NCAA tournament. BT = Big Ten regular season championship * Due to NCAA sanctions, the University of Michigan has vacated the records from the 1992 Final Four, the 1992/93, 95/96, 96/97, 97/98 and 98/99 seasons. Games affected are: 170 total games, 113-57 overall games, 50-36 Big Ten, 7-4 NCAA, 5-0 NIT and 4-1 Big Ten Tournament. It also reflects vacating the 1992 Final Four appearance; the 19997 NIT Championship; 1993, 1996 and 1998 NCAA tournament appearances; and the 1998 Big Ten Tournament championship. Michigan All-Americans

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