Is Logon Tom not in the Woman USA Volleyball team anymore? Where is she now? Retired?
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She is playing professionally in Italy. SHe is not retired.
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This has nothing to do with volleyball..post it somewhere else!!
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It appears that he is currently not coaching at this time.\n\nHe had been at St. Edward's University in Austin, Texas, but resigned his position over the winter ... reportedly after a large group of players went to the administration and demanded his firing. He has been replaced by interim coach Kiha Thomas.
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The AVP (Association of Volleyball Professionals) was founded in 1983 to cater to the sport of beach volleyball, its players, and fans. In 2001, after a revamp, the organization took over the beach volleyball tour in Manhattan Beach, California. With this move, the AVP became the focal point around which professional beach volleyball in the United States revolves. The international counterpart to the AVP is the FIVB.\n\nThe AVP represents professional beach volleyball via tours that are broadcast over television networks like NBC and OLN. The Nissan Championship tour began on September 3, 2005.\n\nThe AVP is led by Leonard Armato, the commissioner of the AVP.\n\nThe top players on the 2005 AVP tour were Jake Gibb / Stein Metzger on the men's side and Kerri Walsh / Misty May-Treanor on the women's side.\n\nThe current sponsor of the 2006 AVP tour is Crocs.
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The Olympic players do get paid, so they are professional.  The AVP is the beach game and they are professional.  About 5-8 years ago there was a professional league for beach volleyball that was 4 v 4 women and 4 v 4 men.  They were actually on TV some.  I would say Gabrielle Reece was the best known player in that league.  Then about 3-4 years ago they started an indoor professional league in the Midwest.  It lasted two years.  The first year there was 4 teams and they expanded to 6 or 8 the second year.  They did not have any sponsorship money coming in, so they are currently defunct.  I have not heard any rumors about them trying to start that up again. \n\nLike others have said the best pro leagues are in Europe (especially Italy).  I also know that Brazil has a good indoor league.
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TRY UCF IN ORLANDO, FL. THEY HAVE THE BEST VOLLEYBALL TEAM:-)
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I totally agree as long as an equal substitute is available for women. I prefer to play sports with the girls and save other activities for the boys ;0) My man plays on his softball team and I play on mine and when we want to play together we join a co-ed but it would be dumb to try to get on a men only team!@! Hints the name MEN'S TEAM!!!!!! Some women just have "penis envy" Dont hold it agains the rest of us!
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Her name is Kerri Walsh and she is the greatest two on two volleyball player in the world with her famous partner Misty May.  Good question.
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well i do know alot of rugby clubs have a womans team when i was at school they asked me if i wanted to play for gloucester and possibly england cause i was to rough at netball hahaha but i said no as i wasnt into it then! my friend actually helps coach the women wales rugby team perhaps go to wasps or london irish or anywhere near you and see if they have a womans team and try out for it! hope i helped xx
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yup, yup! Even some guys like to wear her number because they think she's great! or at least was...I'm so sad she retired. Oh well. The USA women's soccer team WILL make a comeback! I miss the old team, though. Especially, Tiffany Milbrett. She rocked on the field! Well, hope this helped! Sorry for the extra, unecessary info! I just love soccer, THAT much!
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Nancy was injured during the US National competition leading into the 1994 Lillehamer games.  She was able to get on the US team and compete at the olympics and won the silver medal there.  She has since gotten married, started a family and skates on the professional circuit.  She is currently commentating at the Torino games for Entertainment Tonight.
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Are you asking where would the top women players fit in the men's ranks? I'll assume that's the question, but please clarify if that is not the case.\nFirst, I am glad that Billie Jean King had the sense to avoid this comparison, and to establish the women's tour as a phenomenon that stands on its own merits. I love women's tennis, and don't care if they are able to compete effectively against the men.\nHaving said that, there is ample evidence that the top women would not be able to compete successfully against the men's pros. Billie Jean King beat a 55-year-old man (who previously beat another top woman, Margaret Smith). There just is too much difference in speed of foot and spin and pace of the ball. The top women players of today would almost certainly be unsuccessful in the men's tour, whether the main events or satellites. \nMale players often play practice matches against top women, and I think you will find that even good college players will beat all or nearly all of the women.\nThis is not to diminish in any way the quality of women's tennis, which is tremendous. I just know that to date the top women would not be close to being competitive against male pros.
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what??? you quit bec of the coaches wife eats donuts????\npick on them back... if u whoop em' they next time they say something to u say yea that's why i kick your a$$ playing bball\n\nAnd get back on the team!!!!!! have fun, dont take life so seriously.  I wish i would have listened when people told me that when i was younger
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What are you talking about? There IS a women's pro bowling tour still. I dont know where you heard that.
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She did retire shortly after the 2004 Athens Olympics, after playing in some of the games of the farewell tour or whatever it was called.  She would have been 32 years old.  That was a sad day when Mia Hamm retired :(
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I am clapping my hands!IIt is so fun to play AND watch! I prefer watching women's tennis to men's because after 2 hours or so, it gets tedious. My favorite women's player is Martina Hingis and men's is Roger Federer. I don't play at a club, but I am starting next month with lessons. (I still play for fun though)