Showing posts with label Little Athletics Events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Little Athletics Events. Show all posts

Monday, March 12, 2012

In Colonial Athletic Association - Delaware women top Drexel to win

Delaware sense Elena Delle Donne broke free from Drexel's roasting defense in the second half and lifted the seventh-ranked Blue Hens to a 59-43 conquest over the Dragons on Sunday afternoon for their first Colonial Athletic Association championship.

The win gave the Blue Hens (30-1) one of the 31 routine bids to the NCAA women's basketball tournament that go to discussion champions. The rest of the 64-team field will be given at-large bids and the pairings will be exposed Monday at 8 p.m. on ESPN. Drexel (18-13), which made a Cinderella run late in the season to reach the CAA title game for the second time in four years, is not in line for one of the NCAA invites but will certainly get a call from the Women's NIT, which will set in motion Wednesday on campus sites.

St. Joseph's is also likely to get a call, as will place of worship, if the Owls don't land in the NCAA field for the ninth as the crow flies year. The Dragons had the potential to spiral an upset. Delaware escaped with a 40-39 victory at Drexel last month when Delle Donne hit an outside shot in the final seconds. But Dragons coach Denise Dillon had little console with her team in contention, sprawling by 20-16 at the half. "We just played a great team, and they show us why they are a top-10 team in the country and the best in the CAA," Dillon said afterward. "My anxiety was we were not scoring the ball. We were doing a great job defensively but not score at all. We got a few good, but they were not in the flow.

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Athletics interior a memorial to Selmon’s

The rain held off just long sufficient for Selmon to appear to the sky and inform her husband that the fruit of his work had blossomed.

Family members of Selmon, USF student athletes from all the sports and member of the group of people gather to keep in mind the late Lee Roy Selmon on Wednesday as the Athletics structure he helped raise was authoritatively renamed the Lee Roy Selmon center.

Claybra, all along with children Brandy, Chris and Lee Roy as well as Selmon's older brother Lucious, spoke of Selmon's unending excitement for the University of South Florida after his in concert career with the ended.

When offered with the chance to come here and build the program, he was just delighted, Claybra said.

Lee Roy loved this University. He was dedicated to this University and no one knows it better than I, because I sit home a lot of nights while he was participate in functions for fundraising.

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Six game high school event at Assembly Hall in January

A National Collegiate Athletic Association men's basketball regulation accepted in April prohibiting "nonscholastic events" on campuses has resulted in mystification among the event operators, colleges and high schools. It may be caused the termination of several high school basketball events for few days before they were to take place. The cancellations have cost high schools as much as 2,000 dollars according to athletic directors.

Recently Big Rivals Weekend at Hinkle Fieldhouse planned as a six-game high school event well thought out by Ray Compton of Compton Strategies. Compton became attentive of the problem Thursday night when an Indiana University compliance officer called him and after a discussion with the National Collegiate Athletic Association to say it looked unlikely that his company would be capable to host a six-game high school event at Assembly Hall in January.

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Dwain Athletics Chambers may run at London 2012 - Athletics

Association chairman Colin Moynihan for British Olympic insists the way will be unoccupied for Chambers to run at London in 2012.

Colin Moynihan has stated the British Olympic Association will "vigorously defend" their lifetime ban for drug cheat after approving to a request by WADA to dispute their position before the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

Under the British Olympic Associations current position Chambers is unable to try to win at the Olympics having served 2 years suspension for difficult testing positive for steroids in 2003.

If CAS finds in the WADA's favor Cyclist David Millar and shot putter Carl Myerscough get the profit.

The British Olympic Association is the only national Olympic committee to put into effect a lifetime ban for doping offender.

At last month the WADA wrote to the British Olympic Association requesting the matter to be taken before CAS, a suggestion that was ignored.

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Little Athletics Events

Available Little Athletics events vary between age groups and from state to state. The following represents the breadth of events available, but not all are available in any given state.

* Sprints: 70 m, 100 m,200 m, 300 m, 60 m Hurdles, 80 m Hurdles, 90 m Hurdles, 100 m Hurdles, 200 m Hurdles, 300 m Hurdles
* Distance: 400 m, 800 m, 1500 m, 3000 m, 700 m Walk, 1100 m Walk, 1500 m Walk
* Relays: 4x100 m Relay, 4x200 m Relay, 4x400 m Relay
* Throws: Shot Put, Discus,Javelin
* Jumps: Long Jump, Triple Jump, High Jump
* Multi-Event (pentathlon)
* Cross-Country: 1000 m, 1500 m, 2000 m, 3000 m

In addition, some states hold learning programs designed to develop the skills of young athletes in the U/6-U/7 age groups.

Some states (NSW, SA) also provide activities for younger siblings 3 to 5 years of age known as 'Tiny Tots'. Tiny Tots consists of games and activities that have an emphasis on learning the skills of running, jumping and throwing that are important parts of the athletic events in the older age groups.

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Little Athletics Events

Available Little Athletics events vary between age groups and from state to state. The following represents the breadth of events available, but not all are available in any given state.

* Sprints: 70 m, 100 m,200 m, 300 m, 60 m Hurdles, 80 m Hurdles, 90 m Hurdles, 100 m Hurdles, 200 m Hurdles, 300 m Hurdles
* Distance: 400 m, 800 m, 1500 m, 3000 m, 700 m Walk, 1100 m Walk, 1500 m Walk
* Relays: 4x100 m Relay, 4x200 m Relay, 4x400 m Relay
* Throws: Shot Put, Discus,Javelin
* Jumps: Long Jump, Triple Jump, High Jump
* Multi-Event (pentathlon)
* Cross-Country: 1000 m, 1500 m, 2000 m, 3000 m

In addition, some states hold learning programs designed to develop the skills of young athletes in the U/6-U/7 age groups.

Some states (NSW, SA) also provide activities for younger siblings 3 to 5 years of age known as 'Tiny Tots'. Tiny Tots consists of games and activities that have an emphasis on learning the skills of running, jumping and throwing that are important parts of the athletic events in the older age groups.

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