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    Society generalizes first world teenagers, describing them as trapped inside a bubble, shielded from harsh realities of impoverished nations and living with the delusions that their problems dominate all others. While this stereotype does not hold true for all young adults, the unfortunate truth remains: many do not count their blessings. Recently with our soccer team, we had the opportunity to visit Vista Maria, a home and school in Dearborn for girls ages 11 to 17 coming from abusive domestic

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    role of governing bodies in pursuing breaches 1.0 Forward “Corruption in Australian sport is not a new phenomenon. A series of high-profile cases in Australia, combined with an increasing international focus, has seen a reassessment of Australian sport’s vulnerability to illegal activities such as match-fixing, use of inside information for betting purposes and the use of performance and image-enhancing drugs. This has led to the development and endorsement of national policies

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    Cricket in Australia The game of cricket has evolved since it started in 1892 and we have seen many improvements over the years. Since 1945 the batters, bowlers and the protection and padding have all changed. These changes are due to a number of contributing factors, some of which have had a positive effect and some of which may be considered unfavourable. The game of cricket has seen some major changes since it was first played in March 1982, and it is still developing today. The highest batting

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    history of the World Cup with five World Cup wins. The Brazilian soccer team is most known for their fast pace and technical ability. The Brazilian soccer team’s first match was in 1914 and lost 3-0 to Argentina. In 1930 Brazil traveled to Uruguay for their first world cup. Brazil being the most successful team was not always the case they did not have early success, they did not win their first world cup until 1958. Brazil really became one of the elite soccer teams in the world during their golden

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    Cathy Freeman has an Olympic’s dream when she was young. During the 400 meters Olympic games in Sydney, she won the gold medal. She became the first Aboriginal Australian athlete to win the individual game. Cathy is an Aussie Indigenous hero. Cathy was born in 1973 in Slade Point in Queensland. Cathy has start training as an athlete when she was 2 by her stepfather Bruce Barber. He is the person that who took an interest in her athletics and became her first coach. And started couching her for

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    professional goal. That first pro goal was on September 7, 1956. Pele led the league he was in with Santos for most goals for his first full season. At age 17 he started playing for the Brazil national team in 1957. Also at age 17 he scored 3 goals in a World Cup semi-final game against France to give Brazil a 5 to 2 win. Brazil’s President proclaimed him a

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    people use to put it into a negative light. That is a polarizing perspective, because for other people, they take a liking to the game because of the fact that it is something different, and that if they themselves are from a different part of the world, this is something that is more comfortable for them to take an interest in. It’s almost as if the two of you have something in common, and even something as subtle as that is why many people pique their interest in the game. Some people who claim

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    seasons they finished last (out of the then four-team competition) 15 times. Queensland has gained momentum over the years and had gone on to win the Sheffield Shield seven times: 1995, 1997, 2000-2002, 2006, and 2012. They have also won the One Day Cups ten times: 1976, 1981-1982, 1989, 1998, 2007, and 2013-2014. Queensland also has a long history of producing players who have represented Australia in test matches. Over the years they have produced more than 50 test players. The Bull's

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    history of soccer traces back more than 2,000 years ago to ancient China, Greece, Rome, and parts of Central America also claim to have started the sport; but it was England that transitioned soccer, or what the British and many other people around the world call “fubol,” into the game we know today. As civilians from England and London and Britain immigrated to America, they brought the sport with them into American culture. The English are credited with recording the first uniform rules for the sport

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    LONGVIEW, Texas – The Ladies picked up their first straight-set victory in Longview, Texas, in match one, and followed that up with a win in three sets against the Bulldogs to reach double-digit season victories for the first time in six seasons as Centenary (10-11) swept LeTourneau (6-14) 25-20, 25-21, 25-19) and Jarvis Christian (3-22) 25-14, 25-17, 25-23 Friday afternoon, October 6. While both the Ladies and YellowJackets tallied 35 kills, Centenary took advantage LeTourneau’s 10 more hitting

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