Governing body for college and university club teams, student-run, unofficial squads that allow those not on the varsity squad a chance to continue playing.

Daily sports magazine.

Information on the South Atlantic League Minor League baseball, with teams in Asheville, Augusta, Charleston–both WV and SC, Salisbury, Greensboro, Greenville, Hagerstown, Hickory, Kannapolis, Lakewood, Lexington, Rome, and Savannah.

Contains information about Seabiscuit, a race horse during the Great Depression. Includes information about his owners and the circumstances surrounding its success.

The official website of TENNIS Magazine. It contains news stories, score updates, equipment review, blogs, schedules, stats and rankings as well as an online community.

Ireland’s fascinating harvest is described in this resource. Ireland’s harvest customs are a good example of the types of traditions that were common when harvesting was done by hand and entire communities took part in harvest time and the celebration that followed.

Learn about these two sports, competitions and where to find other enthusiasts.

With teams in Beloit, Burlington, Battle Creek, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Davenport, Dayton, Fort Wayne, Kane County, Lansing, Peoria, South Bend, and Grand Rapids.

International Minor League Baseball directory site, includes sections for Scoreboard; Stats; Standing; Schedule, as well as News and Events. Purchase tickets to games and download multimedia files.

Triple-A league with teams in Albuquerque, Colorado Springs, Des Moines, Omaha, Memphis, Nashville, New Orleans, Oklahoma City, Edmonton, Portland, Salt Lake City, Tacoma, Fresno, Las Vegas, Sacramento, and Tucson.

With teams in Aberdeen, Auburn, Batavia, Brooklyn, Wappingers Falls, Jamestown, Lowell, Niles, Augusta, Oneonta, Staten Island, Troy, Winooski, and Williamsport.

Official website of Class “A” league, starting ground for Major League Baseball players. Teams are in Brevard County, Palm Beach, Clearwater, Daytona, Duneden, Fort Myers, Jupiter, Lakeland, St. Lucie, Sarasota, Tampa, and Vero Beach.

The Appalachian League was started in 1911 with six teams. The league has reformed several times . Current teams with the Appalachian League are teams in Bluefield, Bristol, Burlington, Danville, Elizabethton, Greenville, Johnson City, Kingsport, Princeton, and Pulaski.

Explains Judo, its history and techniques, and Judo competition. The Judo Forum lets you meet others interested in Judo.

With teams in Akron, Altoona, Binghamton, Bowie, Erie, New Britain, Manchester, Norwich, Portland (CT), Reading, Harrisburg, and Trenton.

Official website of the Australian Football League. Learn about the history of Australian football, the laws of the game and follow the latest league news and standings. Includes links to official team websites.

Visit the official website of the Paralympic movement featuring news, a competition calendar and information on the history of the movement. The Paralympics is the largest sports competition for athletes with disabilities.

With teams in Frederick, Kinston, Lynchburg, Myrtle Beach, Potomac, Salem, Wilmington, and Winston-Salem.

A Library of Congress collection of historic baseball photographs and print in the following categories: Baseball Beginnings, Game Day in the Majors, Players, Non-Major League Baseball, Major League Teams and Games.

This online exhibit represents a glimpse into the history of sports and the role the African American played in that arena. The early history is a major focus of this exhibit, because it covers the “divided” and later “crossover” era for African Americans who were mostly excluded from the larger sports arena due to their race. On view are seven maj …