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MONDAY, JUNE 29, 2015 SPORTS England dump hosts Canada Canadians collapse in tears VANCOUVER: England scored twice in three first-half minutes then held on to beat hosts Canada 2-1 on Saturday and book a spot in the Women’s World Cup semi-finals against Japan. The hosts had been hoping to secure the semi-final spot against the defending champions on Canada Day, July 1, in Edmonton but instead it was England who moved into the last four of a World Cup for the first time. England coach Mark Sampson paid tribute to the opposi- tion and fans. “I have never been in a stadium as loud, as pas- sionate for their team as that was, they couldn’t have pushed us any further we had to really, really dig deep today to get the result we wanted,” he told reporters. “They’ve shown a desire I have never seen in an England team before to hang on in there and get us through to the next round.” Without a men’s or women’s World Cup title since 1966, and exasperated by another failure at the men’s U21 European Championships, the “Lionesses” have become the toast of England. “We’re history makers again, only the third England team to get to a semi-final, we have now joined that 1966 and 1990 club, very, very proud of the whole group,” beamed Sampson. EDMONTON: Japan’s Nahomi Kawasumi (9) and Australia’s Samantha Kerr (20) battle After conceding just one goal in four matches, Canada sur- for the ball during second half of FIFA Women’s World Cup quarter-final action. -
Japanese Female and 'Trans' Athletes
Japanese Female and ‘Trans’ Athletes: Negotiating Subjectivity and Media Constructions of Gender, Sexuality, and Nation by Satoko Itani A thesis submitted in conformity with the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Department of Curriculum, Teaching & Learning Ontario Institute for Studies in Education University of Toronto © Copyright by Satoko Itani (2015) Japanese Female and ‘Trans’ Athletes: Negotiating Subjectivity and Media Constructions of Gender, Sexuality, and Nation Satoko Itani Doctor of Philosophy Department of Curriculum, Teaching & Learning Ontario Institute for Studies in Education University of Toronto 2015 Abstract The focus of this thesis is twofold: 1) the construction of Japanese female athletes in ‘masculine’ sports by Japanese media in terms of gender, sexuality, ethnicity, and nation; and 2) Japanese female and ‘trans’ athletes’ negotiation with Japanese gender and sexuality norms in the formation of their gendered subjectivities. A theoretical framework informed by feminist, queer, and postcolonial theories is used to analyze the discursive constructions and constitution of subjectivities of Japanese female and ‘trans’ athletes in the ‘masculine’ sports of soccer and wrestling. Critical discourse analysis (CDA) was employed to analyze Japanese mainstream newspaper and magazines published between 2001 and 2012 and in-depth interviews with twelve Japanese female and ‘trans’ athletes in wrestling and soccer. The result of the media analysis illustrates that Japanese mainstream media used multiple normative and normalizing ii discursive tactics to construct Japanese female athletes within patriarchal, sexist, and heterosexist gender and sexual norms. These discourses were also mobilized in the reporting of international competitions in which the success of Japanese female athletes was appropriated to construct Japanese national identity in order to recuperate Japanese masculinity. -
A Content Analysis on Japan and the United States Media Coverage
Journal of Management Science and Business Intelligence, 2019, 4–2 December. 2019, pages 6-12 doi: 10.5281/zenodo.3370769 http://www.ibii-us.org/Journals/JMSBI/ ISBN 2472-9264 (Online), 2472-9256 (Print) Exploring Sports Media: A content analysis on Japan and the United States media coverage during the 2015 Women's World Cup Final Jennifer Villamar,1 * Timesha Smith2 1School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Address 601 University Dr., Old Main 102 San Marcos, TX 78666 etc., 2Center of International Studies, Address Derrick Hall 101 601 University Dr. San Marcos, TX 78666 etc. *Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Received on 06/05/2019; revised on 07/11/2019; published on 08/18/2019 Abstract This paper will be comprised of the following problem(s) and or topic(s) for this abstract. Coverage on the women’s national soccer team for Japan and the United States during the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup final and the type of media coverage each team received during these events and prior to final. Also, how the media and its platforms such as Twitter and Instragram are used to promote the finals, teams, players, games, and viewership. It will be a comparative analysis dealing with Japan and the United States about the type of media coverage the female teams have throughout this event. Keywords: media coverage, comparative analysis, qualitative content analysis, FIFA Women’s World Cup, USWNT, Nadeshiko, Introduction: cup victory over the other. Luckily, they would not have to wait long to meet again. In 2012, the teams would once again do battle, this time during the The first women’s World Cup initiated a rivalry that would London Olympics. -
The Birthday Paradox
The Birthday Paradox Marco Cattaneo Department of Mathematics University of Hull Applicant Day 20 February 2016 254 I at least two people in the room have the same birthday? 23 probability of shared birthdays in a group of 23 people: (slightly) more than 50 % birthday paradox how many people do we need in this room to have more than 50 % probability that I someone else has the same birthday as me? Marco Cattaneo @ University of Hull The Birthday Paradox 2/7 I at least two people in the room have the same birthday? 23 probability of shared birthdays in a group of 23 people: (slightly) more than 50 % birthday paradox how many people do we need in this room to have more than 50 % probability that I someone else has the same birthday as me? 254 Marco Cattaneo @ University of Hull The Birthday Paradox 2/7 23 probability of shared birthdays in a group of 23 people: (slightly) more than 50 % birthday paradox how many people do we need in this room to have more than 50 % probability that I someone else has the same birthday as me? 254 I at least two people in the room have the same birthday? Marco Cattaneo @ University of Hull The Birthday Paradox 2/7 probability of shared birthdays in a group of 23 people: (slightly) more than 50 % birthday paradox how many people do we need in this room to have more than 50 % probability that I someone else has the same birthday as me? 254 I at least two people in the room have the same birthday? 23 Marco Cattaneo @ University of Hull The Birthday Paradox 2/7 birthday paradox how many people do we need in this -
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THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2015 SPORTS Preview Tried and Switzerland set trusted for for strong debut Japan title CANADA: Switzerland qualified in style for defence and a superb level of fitness. their first women’s World Cup appearance, Ramona Bachmann and Lara defence winning their European group in with nine Dickenmann are prolific scorers. victories and one draw. Bachmann, a professional since the age of CANADA: Japan coach Norio Sasaki is banking They blitzed their group, banging in 53 16, has averaged nearly a goal every other on experience to lead the Nadeshiko to another goals and conceding just one, not a bad game in a long and impressive international Women’s World Cup triumph but the trusted haul for World Cup neophytes. Whether that career, while Dickenmann notched 10 goals troops have shown weakness in the lead-up to sizzling form carries over into the June 6- in the qualifying phase. their title defence. A ninth-placed finish at the July 5 World Cup proper in Canada is the Nonetheless, the bookmakers do not 12-team Algarve Cup in March was not ideal big question. They are still a relatively lowly fancy the chances of the Swiss, listing them preparation and Sasaki reacted by recalling 36- 19th in the FIFA rankings. at 80/1 to win the competition. The Swiss year-old Homare Sawa for the June 6-July 5 tour- But while their players are new to the have been drawn in a relatively easy Group nament in Canada. World Cup, coach Martina Voss-Tecklenburg C. Their chief adversary will be Japan, but Sawa scored the dramatic equaliser in the is not. -
Japão/Japan Eua/Usa
JOGO / MATCH JAPÃO/JAPAN 1 EUA/USA 0 DATA / DATE 05.03.2012 HORA / TIME 14H10 LOCAL / PLACE ESTÁDIO ALGARVE ÀRBITRO ASSISTENTE / ASSISTANT SANJA RODAK (CRO) PERNILLA LARSSON (SWE) REFEREE and PETRUTA IUGULSECU (ROU) 4 ÁRB. / 4 REFEREE JANA ADAMKOVA (CZE) 1º 2º Ver SUBTITUTIONS MARCADOR EQUIPA / TEAM JAPÃO/JAPAN Amarelo SUBSTITUIÇÕES SCORER Yellow Red NOME CLUBE D. NASC. J NJ Nº POS. S MIN MIN IN OUT MIN Nº MIN NAME CLUB BIRTH DATE P NP 1 AYUMI KAIHORI INAC KOBE LEONESSA GK 04.09.1986 X 13 3 66’ 19 84’ 2 YUKARI KINGA INAC KOBE LEONESSA DF 02.05.1984 X 9 11 66’ 3 AZUSA IWASHIMIZU NTV BELEZA DF 14.10.1986 X 19 7 66’ 4 SAKI KUMAGAI 1. FFC FRANKFURT DF 17.10.1990 X 20 6 89’ 5 AYA SAMESHIMA MONTPELLIER HSC DF 16.06.1987 X 16 14 90+3 6 MIZUHO SAKAGUCHI NTV BELEZA MF 15.10.1987 X 7 KOZUE ANDO FCR 2001 DUISBURG FW FW 09.07.1982 X 8 AYA MIYAMA (C) OKAYAMA YUNOGO BELLE MF 28.01.1985 X 9 NAHOMI KAWASUMI INAC KOBE LEONESSA MF 23.09.1985 X 10 HOMARE SAWA INAC KOBE LEONESSA MF 06.09.1978 X 11 SHINOBU OHNO INAC KOBE LEONESSA FW 23.01.1984 X 12 MIHO FUKUMOTO OKAYAMA YUNOGO BELLE GK 02.10.1983 X 13 RUMI UTSUGI MONTPELLIER HSC DF 05.12.1988 X 14 ASUNA TANAKA INAC KOBE LEONESSA DF 23.04.1988 X 15 SAORI ARIYOSHI NTV BELEZA DF 01.11.1987 X 16 KANAKO ITO NTV BELEZA MF 20.07.1983 X 17 YUKI NAGASATO 1. -
FIFA WOMEN's WORLD PLAYER 2011 Vote Country Name First (5
FIFA WOMEN'S WORLD PLAYER 2011 Vote Country Name First (5 points) Second (3 points) Third (1 point) Captain Albania Aurora Seranaj Sawa Homare Miyama Aya Marta Captain Algeria Fatima Sekouane Marta Nécib Louisa Miyama Aya Captain Argentina María Florencia Quiñones Miyama Aya Marta Nécib Louisa Captain Armenia Gayane Kostanyan Nécib Louisa Marta Garefrekes Kerstin Captain Australia Melissa Anne Barbieri Sawa Homare Garefrekes Kerstin Bompastor Sonia Captain Austria Marlies Hanschitz Wambach Abby Sawa Homare Marta Captain Azerbaijan Shafag Nasirova Marta Wambach Abby Sawa Homare Captain Belarus Oksana Shpak Miyama Aya Solo Hope Schelin Lotta Captain Belgium Niki De Cock Nécib Louisa Marta Wambach Abby Captain Bermuda Ebonie Burgess Wambach Abby Sawa Homare Solo Hope Captain Bosnia-Herzegovina Mersiha Asceric Wambach Abby Schelin Lotta Morgan Alex Captain Brazil Aline Pellegrino Sawa Homare Marta Bompastor Sonia Captain British Virgin Islands Sharlene Pond Miyama Aya Garefrekes Kerstin Marta Captain Bulgaria Silviya Radoyska Nécib Louisa Bompastor Sonia Morgan Alex Captain Cameroon Gabrielle Aboudi Onguene Sawa Homare Wambach Abby Schelin Lotta Captain Canada Christine Sinclair Sawa Homare Miyama Aya Nécib Louisa Captain Cayman Islands Jessica Ebanks Marta Nécib Louisa Morgan Alex Captain Chad Nagoua Aimee Marta Sawa Homare Wambach Abby Captain Chile Nicole Cornejo Morgan Alex Marta Sawa Homare Captain Chinese Taipei Tsai Li Chen Sawa Homare Solo Hope Marta Captain Colombia Natalia Gaitan Sawa Homare Morgan Alex Schelin Lotta Captain Congo -
Circular No. 1282 Zurich, 2 November 2011 SG/ Jle Dear General
FIF~ For the Came. For the World. TO THE MEMBERS OF FIFA Circular no. 1282 Zurich, 2 November 2011 SG/ jle FIFA Ballon d'Or 2011 Dear General Secretary, The time has come once more to present a number of awards to the most deserving figures in football in Zurich on 9 January 2012 . For the second year in a row, the best player in men's football will receive the FIFA Ballon d'Or and the best player in women's football will be presented with the FIFA Women 's World Player of the Year trophy. Likewise, the coach es of the year in men's and women's football will also pick up awards. We therefore ask you to please ensure that the enclosed vQting forms are completed by the coach and captain of your men's and women's national teams and to return them to us by no later than 18 November 2011. If you do not have a women's national team at present, we would appreciate it if you would indicate this on the voting form. In addition, we wish to inform you that the member associations' votes as weil as their abstentions will be made public. Therefore, your cooperation will be greatly appreciated in ensuring that your association sends us their vote in the given time frame. Information on the voting process: - the four lists enclosed have been drawn up by: ./ the Football Committee, the Technical and Development Committee along with experts from France Football for the Ballon d'Or and World Coach of the Year for Men's Football. -
Japan Set up US Rematch
Sports FRIDAY, JULY 3, 2015 Japan set up US rematch England ‘heartbroken’ after World Cup defeat EDMONTON: Holders Japan swiped a Mark Sampson as she walked off the field, dramatic 2-1 victory over England thanks the Lionesses stunned, shocked and cry- to an injury-time own-goal by defender ing at the heartbreaking final turn. “It’s OK Laura Bassett on Wednesday, setting up a to cry. They left everything on the field,” Women’s World Cup final rematch Sampson said. against the United States. The Asian Sampson was especially proud of champions, who defeated the Americans Bassett, whose heroics helped England to on penalty kicks in the 2011 champi- the brink of the championship match. onship match, take on the two-time win- “Laura Bassett has epitomized this ners on Sunday in Vancouver after the US England team this tournament,” he said. women beat Germany 2-0 in a Tuesday “She has been courageous, strong... she semi-final at Montreal. kept this team together. She didn’t England and Japan looked to be deserve that. She’ll be remembered as a heading for extra time deadlocked after hero.” But Japan coach Norio Sasaki saw captain Aya Miyama scored a penalty on the goal more as one created by the good 33 minutes only for Fara Williams to level work of his players rather than an English for England five minutes before the break, error. “Own goal, it was not really an own also from a penalty kick. But two minutes goal because we created the situation into injury time, Bassett sent the ball into because we had a really strong counter her own net to end England’s dream run attack and (Yuki) Ogimi was there and to their first World Cup semi-final. -
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Bouchard injury India avoid sends Bencic whitewash to quarters18 19 THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2015 T-Wolves may go to Towns in NBA Draft Page 17 CANADA : Japan fans cheer the team against Netherlands during the round of 16 football match between Japan and the Netherlands at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver during the FIFA Women’s World Cup. — AFP Japan beat Dutch to reach q-finals VANCOUVER: Japan coach Norio Sasaki apologized for the ball deflected off Aya Sameshima toward her own to control all of the field against an overmatched and opted to dribble into traffic rather than take a quick the stressful, flurry of a finish. The defending Women’s net when Kaihori punched it away with her right fist. Netherlands team making its World Cup debut. On the shot. The Dutch missed making contact on two headers World Cup champions are on to the quarterfinal follow- “We are in the knockout stage so if we lost there would early scoring play, Aya Miyama dribbled down the left from the same ball high in the box in the 73rd minute. ing a nail-biter at the end against tournament first-timer be nothing left, so I’m happy that we won,” Sakaguchi sideline and crossed to Yuki Ogimi, whose header hit Japan started three different goalkeepers in the the Netherlands after controlling most of the match. said. “I went for a strike and I thought it was a long shot the crossbar and Dutch defender Merel van Dongen group stage as part of Sasaki’s liberal substitution plan Mizuho Sakaguchi scored what turned out to be the (in distance) and that’s not my strength, but I thought I couldn’t clear the rebound. -
Women's Worldcup
D10 |THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER | SUNDAY, JULY 5, 2015 C|PHILLY.COM WOMEN’’SS WORLD CUP Championship Sunday at 7 p.m. | BC Place Stadium, Vancouver | Fox29 U.S. vs. Japan By Jonathan Tannenwald | philly.com | @thegoalkeeper U.S. LINEUP UNITED STATES’ FORMATION JAPAN LINEUP NO. POS NAME Projected NO. POS NAME Projected 1 G Hope Solo 18 G Ayumi Kaihori 22 D Meghan Klingenberg 5 D Aya Sameshima 4 D Becky Sauerbrunn 1 4 D Saki Kumagai 19 D Julie Johnston 3 D Azusa Iwashimizu 11 D Ali Krieger 19 D Saori Ariyoshi 14 M Morgan Brian Solo 8 M Aya Miyama 12 M Lauren Holiday Goalkeeper 13 M Rumi Utsugi 15 M Megan Rapinoe 6 M Mizuho Sakaguchi 10 M Carli Lloyd 19 4 9 M Nahomi Kawasumi 17 M Tobin Heath 17 F Yuki Ogimi 13 F Alex Morgan 11 F Shinobu Ohno SUBSTITUTES 11 Johnston Sauerbrunn 22 SUBSTITUTES Defender Defender 3 D Christie Rampone* 20 D Yuri Kawamura* 5 M Kelley O'Hara* 10 M Homare Sawa* 23 F Christen Press* Krieger Klingenberg 16 F Mana Iwabuchi* 20 F Abby Wambach* Defender Defender 15 F Yuika Sugasawa* 2 F Sydney Leroux 1 G Miho Fukumuto 6 D Whitney Engen 12 14 2 D Yukari Kinga 7 M Shannon Boxx 12 D MeMegumigumi Kamionomionobebe 8 F Amy Rodriguez 14 M AsAsunauna Tanaka 9 M Heather O’Reilly Holiday 21 G ErErinaina Yamane 16 D Lori Chalupnupny BrianBria 22 M AsAsanoano NaNagasagasato Midfielder MidfiMidfielelderder 18 G Ashlyn Harris 171 15 23 D Kana Kitahara 21 G Alyssa Naeher 7 M Kozue Ando * – Likely substitute * – LiLikkeelyly substitute HeaHeatth Rapinoe MidfieldMidfiel er 10 MidfieMidfiellderder KEY PLAYER KEY PLAYER Lloyd Midfielder 133 Morrgganan Forwwaarrdd JAPAN’S FORMATION 17 1111 Ogimi OhnOhnoo Forward Forward Morgan Brian Aya Miyama The 22-year-oldold's's willingg-- 8 9 She'sShe's thethe chief architect nesnesss to do the dirty worrkk of Japan's stylish passing defensively in the midfield game, able tto create has freed up Carli Lloyd Miyama Kawasumi chances for teammates and others to finally bring Midfielder Midfielder from the left wing or the the American attack to life. -
Score Sheet(PDF)
JAPAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION EAFF WOMEN’S FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2010 Final Competition Date and Time February 6,2010 15:31 Duration 90min Stadium Ajinomoto Stadium,TOKYO Weather Fine Temp 5.0℃ Humidity 20% WindMedium Pitch Condition Attendances Match Commissioner Michael BORDALLO /GUM Asst.Ref.1 HINTHONG Supawan /THA 4th Off. KIM Sook Hee /KOR Lawn Excellent Lawn 7,459 Referee KAMNUENG Pannipar /THA Asst.Ref.2 LIU Hsiu Mei /TPE Scorer Noriko TAKAHASHI Damp Dry 111 1st Half 000 Japan Women’s Team 111 2nd Half 000 China PR Women’s Team KICK OFF 222 000 Substitute Shots Shots Substitute Goal Name No. Pos. Pos. No. Name Goal No.OUT Time 2nd 1st Ttl Ttl 1st 2ndOUT Time No. 0 Ayumi KAIHORI 21 GK GK 1 ZHANG Yanru 0 2 2 1 Yukari KINGA 2 DF DF 2 LIU Huana 0 0 Azusa IWASHIMIZU 3 DF DF 3 YUAN Fan 0 0 Kyoko YANO 4 DF DF 14 LI Danyang 0 0 Aya SAMESHIMA 5 DF DF 19 GAO Yan 0 83' 0 Saki KUMAGAI 25 DF MF 7 BI Yan (Cap.) 1 1 1 1 Rumi UTSUGI 6 MF MF 8 XU Yuan 1 1 1 1 2 1 Aya MIYAMA 8 MF MF 17 PANG Fengyue 1 1 86' 1 1 Homare SAWA (Cap.) 10 MF MF 24 YOU Jia 0 62' 65' 1 1 Mami YAMAGUCHI 16 MF FW 9 HAN Duan 1 1 1 1 2 Shinobu OHNO 11 FW FW 10 MA Xiaoxu 0 Nozomi YAMAGO 1 GK GK 28 WENG Xiaojie Miho FUKUMOTO12 GK DF 20 WANG Dongni Akiko SUDO 14 DF DF 25 JIN Xiaomei Kana OSAFUNE20 DF DF 26 WANG Lingling 0 24 Manami NAKANO 15 MF MF 4 ZHANG Ying Nanase KIRYU 19 MF MF 6 ZHANG Na Yuika SUGASAWA 24 MF MF 21 SUN Ling 0 19 Megumi TAKASE 13 FW FW 11 LIU Sa 0 17 16 0 Mana IWABUCHI 29 FW FW 13 MA Jun Caution and Sent-off Head Coach Head Coach Caution and Sent-off 87' C 29 M.IWABUCHI Unsport.