61. Virginia Athletics Foundation He was named the ACC basketball Player of the Year and ACC Athlete of the Year as French is responsible for coordinating and facilitating sport specific http://www.virginiaathleticsfoundation.com/staff.htm

Home About Us Giving Events ... Contact Us Virginia Athletics Foundation Staff Click on name to read bio. Email address appears at end of bio. Dirk Katstra , Executive Director Barry Parkhill , Associate Director of Athletics for Development Mike Frederick , Associate Director Jessica French , Events Coordinator Joe Hall , Associate Director Connie Harrison , Administrative Services and Communications Director Libby Hoyle , Special Programs Director Ted Jeffries , Assistant Director Tena Johnson , Donor Services Coordinator Peter Kilburn , Associate Director Kristie Kintner , Office Administrator Julie Oh , Gift Processing Assistant and Stewardship Coordinator Lynn Roach , Secretary Senior Katelyn Sevin , Office Administrator Shooter Starr , Assistant Director Cathy Tapogna , Publications Coordinator Heather Troudt , Assistant Director Ryan White , Assistant Director Joan Wilson , Budget/Accounting Director Marilyn Wright , Suite Director Dirk Katstra, Executive Director Dirk Katstra was named the executive director of the Virginia Athletics Foundation in 1996 after serving for four years as director of annual giving for the Foundation. In 2003, his role expanded in the athletics department to include supervision of Marketing and Promotions, the Ticket Office and the Media Relations. Katstra, from Stilwell, Kan., is a 1991 graduate of UVA with a degree in sports management. A member of the Cavalier basketball team from 1987 to 1991, Katstra played on three NCAA Tournament teams at Virginia and was a senior captain on the 1990-91 squad. The Cavaliers advanced to the finals of the 1989 NCAA Southeast Regional Tournament against Michigan during Katstra's sophomore season.

62. Virginia Athletics Foundation Athletics to include sport specific contributions in the “Friends Of” program, Today, there are more than 600 studentathletes in 25 intercollegiate http://www.virginiaathleticsfoundation.com/history.htm

Home About Us Giving Events ... Contact Us History of the Foundation Fast Facts About the Virginia Athletics Foundation in 2004 9,100 donors in 2004 including 1,512 new donors $11,595,075 raised in annual giving in 2004 $8,152,933 provided to the Athletics Department for scholarship assistance $1,354,555 provided for Athletics Department support including Academic Advising, "Friends Of" and operational support University of Virginia Scholar-Athletes in 2004 Two teams won National Championships and six teams won ACC Championships 426 scholar-athletes received scholarship assistance 688 scholar-athletes participated in 25 intercollegiate programs 94% graduation rate for student-athletes completing their eligibility at Virginia 31% of our student-athletes earned a 3.3 or greater GPA 21 scholar-athletes earned conference- and national-level recognition for outstanding academic performance 224 scholar-athletes were listed on the 2002-03 ACC Honor Roll (3.0 GPA or better) Eight teams achieved a cumulative GPA of over 3.0: women's golf, rowing, volleyball, women's cross country, women's tennis, women's soccer, softball, and women's swimming and diving

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64. Women S Professional Sports Issues Links A comprehensive site of links to all areas of women s basketball pro, all collegiate Check out the interviews with female athletes, message boards, http://www.suite101.com/links.cfm/womens_professional_sportsissues

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66. Scout.com: Hoops Super-Site Launched Telep is regarded as one of the authorities on high school basketball recruiting and Scout Publishing is the 1 US publisher of teamspecific magazines. http://www.scout.com/2/120226.html

NFL MLB COLLEGE FB RECRUITS ... Women's Hoops Hoops Super-Site Launched All here By TheInsiders.com Date: Jul 9, 2003 SEATTLE - You’re probably thinking to yourself that there’s something different going on over at TheInsidersHoops.com. Hopefully, you’ll like the changes. Now, let us explain. NAVIGATION TIPS Make the most of your experience by learning the features that are available to you on the new National Basketball Recruiting Super-Site. Click on the numbered regions above. There are plenty of places on the Internet to access recruiting information. By this time, if you’re a fan of the sport of recruiting, you’ve probably come to learn who the contenders are and who are the pretenders when it comes to recruiting information. Well, here at TheInsidersHoops.com , we’ve taken a couple of contenders and merged them into a super site Dave Telep , the National Director of Scouting for TheInsiders.com, headlines our coverage. Telep is regarded as one of the authorities on high school basketball recruiting and is one of the top evaluators of high school basketball in the country. Tracy Pierson , the producer of PrepWestHoops.com. Pierson has the West Coast blanketed like no other and carries the reputation of being the authority on high school basketball prospects in the West.

67. The School Athletics Center - Copernicus Education Gateway This is the official Web site of the USA basketball men s and women s teams. athletes can enter races of varying distances and complete as individuals http://wyoming.edgate.org/school_athletics/student/governing_bodies/

Wyoming Education Gateway Boxing Diving Golf ... Sydney 2000 Summer Olympics Here you'll discover the Web sites of the national governing bodies for each Olympic sport. Find your favorite, and then get comprehensive news, features, history, rules, records, and athlete profiles that will lead you down the path to the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games and beyond. Archery The National Archery Association promotes the sport of archery with the hope of producing Olympic and World Champions. Check out the latest national standings and records, links to collegiate and youth teams, background of the sport, and a calendar of archery events. Badminton Learn about the history, growing popularity, and latest news of the sport of badminton. On this site, you'll find world and national rankings, a list of tournaments and clubs, links to necessary merchandise, and badminton facts for the novice as well as the pro. Baseball Follow the national baseball team around the world as they compete for a spot in the next Olympics. Read the top news stories and press releases about the team's players and coaches. Then, meet the players, get the stats, and follow the schedules of the national youth and junior teams, as well as the Professional Pan American team. Basketball This is the official Web site of the USA Basketball men's and women's teams. Follow players across the nation as they compete for spots on the national teams and then watch as they prepare for the next Olympics. Check out the Historical Fact Book for results from past tournaments, read the athletes' bios, and view some photos of your favorite players.

68. EXPN.com Info Ticket Info Athlete bios. Monday, June 6, 2005. Invited Athlete List Also following is the list of athletes scheduled to participate in the http://expn.go.com/expn/story?pageName=updtathlist5

69. Athletic Training Network ///// He is one of just eight athletes in US history to medal in four different Olympiadsand the first Ben Howland first took over Pitt basketball in 1999, http://www.atn.tv/aboutUs/faculty.atn

About Us: Faculty About Us Mission / Vision Board of Directors Faculty Bios ... Executive Team Specific Clinics Faculty Bobby April Special Teams Coach - St. Louis Rams Featured in "Football" videos. Brett Cooper Brett is the strength coordinator at Garden Spot High School in New Holland, PA. Due in large part to Brett's persistence and dedication, the school just built a state-of-the-art workout facility that compares to many Division I colleges facilities. Brett also served as the football teams' defensive coordinator for ten seasons. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Education from Lock Haven University. Featured in "Football" videos. Ted Cottrell Defensive Coordinator - New York Jets Featured in "Football" videos. Pete Draovitch PT, ATC,CSCS Pete is an athletic trainer and physical therapist at UPMC's Center for Sports Medicine and specializes in golf fitness and injury rehabilitation. Mr. Draovitch established his reputation in the golf community through his work with Greg Norman, Jack Nicklaus, and Lee Trevino. He has served in a consulting or advisory capacity to professional athletes in the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, and PGA. His work has been featured or mentioned in Sports Illustrated, The New York Times, 60 Minutes, The Golf Channel, ESPN, and other broadcast networks. Pete's expertise extends beyond golf and sports as he has developed a series entitled The Bodyguards aimed at elementary school students. Focused on physical fitness and well being, The Bodyguards will launch in 2003. Featured in "You Zone" videos.

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Kids, parents and educators alike are enthusiastic about the Positively For Kids books. For fans of all ages, Positively For Kids books entertain, educate and inspire. The Washington Post, Sunday Dec. 12, 2004 For Sports Fans Many kids idolize sports stars, but athletes aren't always the best role models. In the series of picture-book autobiographies published by Positively for Kids, however, top professional players underline the importance of character traits such as honesty and hard work as they tell how they have achieved success in sports. Co-written with Greg Brown, the books immediately capture readers' interest with their bold graphic design, fast-paced texts and abundant photographs showing the athletes as children and young adults. In each book, the athlete-author emphasizes a particular piece of advice, encapsulated in the title: Vince Carter: Choose Your Course; Brad Johnson: Play With Passion; Sue Bird: Be Yourself; Eric Gagne: Break Barriers; Tony Gonzalez: Catch and Connect. The players share stories of their childhood dreams and fears while explaining how they developed the skills that brought them fame. Aimed at ages 7-12, the books cost $15.95 each and conclude with a couple of pages of sports statistics, an index and related Web sites. Aaron Brooks: Rise Above Carmelo Anthony: It's Just The Beginning "Carmelo has special gifts that he has channeled into the game of basketball-true athleticism and the heart of a champion. What he has worked through and what he has achieved in his short life is nothing short of remarkable. Kids everywhere should read this story about hope, guts, and insuppressible spirit."

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72. Complete Football, Basketball, Baseball And Recruiting Coverage bios Russell Ball 59, 165, RB La Marque, Texas (La Marque HS) 13 touchdownsas a senior a two-sport athlete who also played basketball at North Marion http://floridastate.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=329109

73. CAS Central Office Staff Bios He also served on the National Federation basketball Rules Committee from assists with the annual ScholarAthlete banquet; and coordinates CIAC http://www.casciac.org/casbios.shtml

Member Schools Click to Login MIKE SAVAGE Executive Director Executive Director Michael H. Savage received a bachelor's degree in Mathematics from Central Connecticut State University and earned his master's degree and sixth-year from the University of Connecticut. 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. EARLE BIDWELL Assistant Executive Director for Middle Level Programs and Services Earle G. Bidwell, retired principal of Captain Nathan Hale Middle School in Coventry and former president of CAS, serves on the Central Office staff as Assistant Executive Director of Middle Level Education.

74. Michigan State University Newsroom - MSU, NATIONAL BASKETBALL DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE Michigan State University and the National basketball Development League (NBDL) have Participants selected specific coursework to complement their http://www.newsroom.msu.edu/site/indexer/486/content.htm

Releases Entire Site News Releases Special Reports MSU Facts Photos ... Contact Us News Release Monday, September 19, 2005 MSU, NATIONAL BASKETBALL DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE LAUNCH LANDMARK ONLINE EDUCATION PROGRAM Contact: Brian Flinn at (917) 864-7002 or Russ White at (517) 432-0923 or whiterus@msu.edu EAST LANSING, Mich. - Michigan State University and the National Basketball Development League (NBDL) have launched a landmark continuing education program for NBDL players. The online certificate program was designed by the NBDL and Michigan State as a part of MSU's Global Online Connection, which focuses on developing custom learning programs for a wide range of organizations, and will be able to meet the individual educational interests of athletes. "The NBDL is all about development and our Michigan State University partnership stands as a great example," said Janice Hilliard, director of player programs. "We look forward to expanding the program and the number of participants in the years ahead." The NBDL and MSU, which is considered one of the leading online educational institutions in the nation, launched this year's pilot program with six participants: North Charleston Lowgators forwards Sedric Webber and Antonio Grant, Fayetteville Patriots guard Brian Wardle and center Jeff Aubry, and Mobile Revelers guard Isaac Fontaine and head coach Sam Vincent.

75. UPMC Sports Medicine To Host First Motocross Training Mini-Camp The minicamp is one of several motocross-specific activation activities for Broc Through mental training athletes, can enhance their ability to control http://www.transworldmotocross.com/mx/news/article/0,13190,1030022,00.html

SKATEBOARDING SNOWBOARDING SURF MOTOCROSS ... BUSINESS MX SEARCH UPMC Sports Medicine to Host First Motocross Training Mini-Camp By Press Release Posted: 02.22.2005 Team Makita Suzuki's Broc Hepler will be a guest instructor at the March 6th event; curriculum will cover training, nutrition, mental preparation, riding tips and concussion management Murrieta, Calif., (February 22, 2005) – UPMC Sports Medicine will host its first Motocross Training Mini-Camp on Sunday, March 6th. The mini-camp is one of several motocross-specific activation activities for Broc Hepler's 2005 endorsement deal with the sports medicine and performance leader. The curriculum for the mini-camp will include motocross-specific training techniques, injury management and prevention, deconstructing current motocross training myths, nutrition, mental training, riding tips and techniques and concussion management. “I'm really excited to participate in this mini-camp,” said Hepler. “This is the first mini-camp of its kind for motocross, and I think people will definitely learn a lot from the professionals at UPMC Sports Medicine. They run camps like this all the time for other sports. I'm looking forward to being a guest instructor.” Details of the mini-camp: When: Sunday, March 6th 1 – 6 pm

76. D1 Whether coaches request original full game video or specific aspects of your To Register with D1 go to the D1 athletes home page and click on ATHLETE in http://www.d1athletes.com/d1/demos/demo_ath_d1.html

Coach Athlete Athlete Athlete Site Demo Print this page Play Demo Welcome Using the PERSONAL PROFILE button ... Using the HIT TRACKER button Welcome Welcome to the D1Athletes recruiting and evaluation system. This training session takes you through the website explaining how to use the patented D1 system. To recall how a particular part of the D1 site works, go to the DEMOS button along the top of the Home Page and click on ATHLETE. The demo screen will open and you can view this document by clicking on the OVERVIEW link located within the D1 Website table. When the document opens, you will see all of the topics at the top. Click on the one you are interested in and you will be taken directly to that section. D1 site overview The D1 site was created to help you gain national exposure so coaches and recruiters can evaluate you, and put you into their file. D1 empowers you to research sports programs so you can make an informed decision as to where you would like to play.

77. TheSportsCoach.com - Revolutionizing The TRAINING, EDUCATION Executive bios Sports GM s Baseball Coaches Soccer Coaches SoftballCoaches Mind Body Kiki Vandeweghe General Manager, basketball Operations http://www.thesportscoach.com/index.cfm?TOPIC=aboutus&SECTION=teambios

78. Bios was also a varsity wrestler in high school and he loves to play basketball . ARTIE ELEFANT Artie is fiftyfive years old, visually impaired athlete http://www.achillestrackclub.org/kilimanjaro/bios.html

LAMAR BROWN: Lamar is a 19-year old Bronx native and freshman at Hunter College. He has been blind since 1995 and has been training with Achilles for the past two years. His long-term goal is to qualify for the 100-yard dash in the Paralympics, a feat he narrowly missed this past year. Short-term, he would like to surmount Kilimanjaro! Lamar was also a varsity wrestler in high school and he loves to play basketball. THOMAS COBB: Tom is an arm amputee and cancer survivor. He was inspired by Achilles President, Dick Traum, and Terry Fox and began running in 1996. Since then, running has been a constant in his life giving him strength to meet recurring disease challenges and confidence in his abilities as a disabled person. He has completed five New York City Marathons, one Boston Marathon and won the ambulatory disabled division of the April 1, 2001 Achilles Marathon in a time of 3:18. His next goal is to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro before going on to repeat all the above marathons. ARTIE ELEFANT: Artie is fifty-five years old, visually impaired athlete who is retired from the electronics industry where he was Vice President of Marketing and Sales. A dedicated volunteer, Artie went to St. Petersburg, Russia, in 1996 for the US Government to work with Russian businesses. He has been a runner for over twenty years and has completed two marathons.

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Convention - Main Shop the Trade Show Register Be a Presenter Be a Volunteer ... Pre-con Workshops > Session Descriptions Friday Grid Saturday Grid Sunday Grid 5 of 16 CARDIOVASCULAR, STRENGTH, ENDURANCE, RESISTANCE TRAINING AND FLEXIBILITY (con't) Graceful Strength (workshop) Sherry Catlin Most people don't want to look like a body builder, yet they think they should train like one. But it's not how much weight you lift, it's what you do with it. This dynamic strength class will develop a body instilled with power and grace, one that can move with the ease, confidence and precision of a dancer or athlete and look like one too! Get stronger, steadier and more balanced as you develop a new body awareness and control that enhances both the challenges of sports and daily activities. Finish with a beautiful cool down and deep stretch. Friday 1:30-3pm 038 Body Bar Advanced Training 2005 (workshop) Sherry Catlin This is the ultimate strength and conditioning class that sculpts and defines every inch with one piece of equipment. Take every classic strength training move you know and up the challenge with all new creative sequences that incorporate power, balance, rotation and movement. Your body will be instilled with greater strength, power and control. For those who are looking for an extra challenge and want to see great changes in their bodies, this workout is outstanding! No extra words, no extra moves, no excuses! Saturday 3:30-5pm 039 Legs, Legs, Legs and Beyond (workshop)

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