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The Sports Archives – Paragliding- At least Once In A Lifetime!
Millions of people, mostly kids would have a part of their life emerged in the fantasy world of Peter Pan, Harry Potter, magics, and miracles. Trying to fly among the sparkling stars painted on the canvas of the night, just … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Skating Through Women’s Ice Hockey History!
The infographic below, Skating Through Women’s Ice Hockey, is presented to you by Tucker Hockey (www.tuckerhockey.com). The Sports Archives would like to summarize some of the facts regarding Women’s Hockey as illustrated in the infographic. Girl’s and women’s hockey is growing … Continue reading
Posted in Hockey
Tagged 1998 Nagano Olympics, 2006 Olympics, Abby Hoffman, Canadian Hockey Association, Canadian intercollegiate women's hockey, girls hockey, hockey blogs, minor hockey, Montreal Canadiens, ncaa, Preston Rivulettes, Rideau ladies team, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Sweden, women's hockey, women's hockey history, women's ice hockey, Women's World Ice Hockey Championship
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The Sports Archives – Paragliding: Your Just-Wings To Touch The Sky!
PARAGLIDING: YOUR ‘JUST-WINGS’ TO TOUCH THE SKY! Do you love watching birds flying high in the sky? Have you ever wished of touching the sky? If yes, then you must try on for ‘Paragliding’. It is dodgy yet dazzling sport that one … Continue reading
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Tagged Adventure Sports, air sports, Extreme Sports, Extreme Sports Blogs, just wings, learn to paraglide, paragliding, paragliding blogs, paragliding faqs, paragliding tips, paragliding training, safety tips, sports and adventure, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, tandem flights
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The Sports Archives – History Of The Manchester United Red Machine!
Manchester United is coming off a season that is less than spectacular and certainly not up to the standards that Manchester Fans are used to. Nonetheless, Manchester United has a very successful history and a brilliant following. The Sports Archives … Continue reading
Posted in Soccer
Tagged 1958 Munich Air Disaster, Benfica, Bobby Charlton, Brian Kidd, Charity Shields, Cristiano Ronaldo, English Football, European cup, FA Cup, football soccer blogs, George Best, Louis Saha, manchester united, manchester united history, Manchester United Reds, mu infographic, Newton Heath, Premier League, Real Madrid, Robin Van Persie, sir alex ferguson, Sir Matt Busby, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, wayne rooney
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The Sports Archives – Tottenham Hotspur Club History
The Tottenham Hotspur Football Club also know as Tottenham Hotspur F.C. is a football club that plays out of Tottenham, London England in England’s finest Premier League. The Spurs logo is a cockerel standing on a football and the Latin … Continue reading
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Tagged Champion’s League, Charlton Athletic, Clive Allen, Darren Bent, Dynamo Kiev, English Premier League, FA Cup, football soccer, football soccer blogs, Jimmy Greaves, London Association Cup, London Stock Exchange, Manchester City, Paul Stewart, Sergei Rebrov, Southern League Division One., sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, St. Albans, To Dare Is to Do, Tottenham Hotspur, Tottenham Hotspur history
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The Sports Archives – Trading Standards Called In Over Manchester United Tickets!
When it comes to football, many people love the sense of tradition more than they love the modern game. There are a number of people who claim to have fallen out of love with the modern game but even in … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Top 6 Most Scenic White Water Rafting Locations!
Whitewater rafting is a sport like no other. Riding the fast flowing waters of rivers around the world, one can enjoy gorgeous wildlife and natural environments while getting an incredible exercise. But there are certain places that seem to stand … Continue reading
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Tagged Alsek River, Canada, Colorado River, Ecuador, Gauley River, Grand Canyon, Magpie River, northern lights (aurora borealis), Rio Upan, Salmon River, scenic, sports and adventure, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, sports and travel, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, West Virgina, white water rafting, white water rafting blogs, whitewater rafting, Whitewater rafting archives
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The Sports Archives – Brief history of the 6 Nations!
The Six Nations is the biggest annual tournament for rugby fans of the nations that take part. Six countries – Scotland, Wales, England, Ireland, Italy and France – battle it out to be crowned champion when it is held in … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015 Six Nations, England, Five Nations Championship, France, grand slam, history of Six Nations, Home Nations Championship, Ireland, Italy, Rugby, Rugby Blogs, Scotland, Six Nations, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, sports and travel, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Stadio Olimpico, Triple Crown, Wales
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The Sports Archives – Will Country Clubs Be Around In 50 Years?
The term “country club” can elicit mixed emotions depending on who you are talking to. They are often seen as a privilege of the affluent and closed off to those who don’t meet a certain level of class. Essentially that … Continue reading
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