what states allow javelin in high school track and field?
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I read somewhere that 17 states allow it, but I'm not sure which ones.  I went to HS in PA and threw the javelin there.
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Driving ranges, high school golf teams
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If you want an exact answer, you'll probably have to do the grunt work yourself at the official Olympic site:  http://www.olympic.org/uk/athletes/results/search_r_uk.asp\n\nA quick check in just men's athletics (track and field) show that the U.S. has done it 28 times in the sprints, hurdles, and pole vault. Eight times in the high hurdles, alone and 6 more times in the 200m.\n\nThe Soviet Union did it 3 times in the hammer, the Finns, Swedes, and Kenyans once each in the steeplechase.\n\nThere are probably a lot of other sports where one country dominates the competition, like US and East German women swimmers.
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Theres no other way. Im a senior in high school and I made it to states in shot put and in discus, but anyways maybe you would like to try gloves or even mittens but make sure that they are not to thick and good luck
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This one?\nhttp://www.taylor.k12.ky.us/TCHS/Sports/index.htm
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You might not find many, according to this list, it's not a major championship sport: http://www.mshsaa.org/results/\n\nand I don't see it here either: http://mosports.rivals.com/default.asp?FP=2968\n\nbut there appear to be independent teams: http://eteamz.active.com/gymnastics/sites/finder/state.cfm/Missouri/
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Talk to local businesses.  The best way would be to start a website for the track & field team if they do not have one.  Sell ad space to the local businesses.  Charge like $35 a year to have their business card scanned and loaded on to the site.
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100m, 200m, long jump, and triple jump.  Well, I did those back in High School anyway.
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depends you gota add the state and city to make more sence there is over 10000 high school teams in America
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First of all, are you wanting to compete on it?  Is this a post-collegiate team?  Is this a running club?  Most decent sized cities have running clubs, so just do a yahoo search.  Also try going to the usa track and field page, thay have links for finding clubs.  www.usatf.org
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The link is for the pro level, but if you want to do little league, high school, or college i'm not sure. You might try a local school district office they might have some info.
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I'd guess New York.\n\nIn the 1990s and 2000s, one-walled handball has made a comeback in New York City, particularly amongst adolescents. Several NYC high schools offer handball as a PSAL sport, where teams can compete with other handball teams of neighboring high schools. Handball tournaments in NYC are very popular during the spring and summer seasons. Competitors are usually required to pay a fee to enter, and the top prize is usually a portion of the total entry fee. There is also a documentary by Justin Sullivan on NYC handball called "Big Blue".
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Texas by far is known for their tradition of High School Football. There is no other state that has a richer tradition.\n\nFlorida and California are known for skilled positioned players. Michigan, Ohio and Iowa are known for linemen. Penn State is also know for quarterbacks.\n\nI will mention the LONG BEACH POLYTECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL has more former players that have played in the NFL than any other school in the country ( approaching 50 or over depending on the NFL draft this year). Yep this throws a wrench in the whole curve.\n\nTEXAS HAS THE TRADITION, LONG BEACH HAS THE PROS.  Note that most of the POLY players go to USC or UCLA.
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Athletics or track and field (sprint events) and swimming.
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You can find the list at:\nhttp://www.njcaa.org/sports.cfm?menu=15&sid=24&cid=4779&divid=2&gender=w&slid=11
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The official math olympiad competition is really more for high school students and the organization (math assocn of america) hosts a number of competitions that determine whether students will qualify to take the math olympaid tests.\nThe org also hosts a number of other competition for other students from jr. high and below but those are separate.
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A little trick that my track coach used...\nBuy some tennis balls, and simply cut them in half. Place them on the inside of your runner's lane. This makes for a bright marker that allows your runners to easily make the exchange. This is also a legal marker in most High School and Middle School track associations.