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Life after the Salt Lake Olympics
U.S. National coach Ben Smith looks at the future of the women's game
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| Publisher: The Hockey Magazine |
| Date: 5/24/2002 |
| Subject: Hockey |
| Comments: In this piece for The Hockey Magazine following the Winter Olympic Games, I chat with Ben Smith, coach of the U.S. women's national hockey team, about the slippery road ahead for women on ice. |
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Keeping the ball rolling
Women's World Cup soccer shines light on youth programs
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| Publisher: MyTeam.com |
| Date: 5/24/2002 |
| Subject: Sports |
| Comments: Following the United States's World Cup victory, MyTeam.com assigned me to look into the connection between that event and the wildly successful youth soccer programs in this country. |
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Net gain
A 40-something goaltender tries to recapture his glory days
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| Publisher: The Hockey Magazine |
| Date: 5/24/2002 |
| Subject: Hockey |
| Comments: Goalie camp? At 43? Why not? Goes to show you're never too old to take a puck upside the head. This account of one of the longest weeks of my life appeared in The Hockey Magazine. |
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Tommy Caldwell, The Life
Climber recounts escape from rebels
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| Publisher: ESPN the Magazine |
| Date: 5/24/2002 |
| Subject: Climbing/Profiles |
| Comments: An interview with one of the most impressive and articulate young athletes I've met, climber Tommy Caldwell. This quick profile was done for ESPN's "The Life" column. |
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Stepping up to the plate
Green Monster mash at Boston's Fenway Park
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| Publisher: Continental Airlines |
| Date: 5/22/2002 |
| Subject: Sports/Travel |
| Comments: It wasn't easy, growing up as a Red Sox fan in northern New Jersey. And all those memories came flooding back as I lived out a lifelong dream by stepping into the batter's box at Fenway Park in Boston, a short 310 feet from the legendary Green Monster. |
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