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2006 WNBA Trading Cards Checklist Base Cards # Card Title [ ] 001 World Champions/Sacramento Monarchs Team Card [ ] 002 Lindsay Whalen (Connecticut Sun) [ ] 003 Tamika Whitmore (Indiana Fever) [ ] 004 Tangela Smith (Charlotte Sting) [ ] 005 Alana Beard (Washington Mystics) [ ] 006 Chicago Sky Team Card [ ] 007 Vickie Johnson (San Antonio Silver Stars) [ ] 008 Kelly Schumacher (New York Liberty) [ ] 009 Plenette Pierson (Detroit Shock) [ ] 010 Sheryl Swoopes (Houston Comets) [ ] 011 Los Angeles Sparks Team Card [ ] 012 Katie Douglas (Connecticut Sun) [ ] 013 Nicole Ohlde (Minnesota Lynx) [ ] 014 Anna DeForge (Indiana Fever) [ ] 015 Swin Cash (Detroit Shock) [ ] 016 Kelly Miller (Phoenix Mercury) [ ] 017 Kara Lawson (Sacramento Monarchs) [ ] 018 Shameka Christon (New York Liberty) [ ] 019 Dominique Canty (Houston Comets) [ ] 020 Sue Bird (Seattle Storm) [ ] 021 Detroit Shock Team Card [ ] 022 Margo Dydek (Connecticut Sun) [ ] 023 Shannon Johnson (San Antonio Silver Stars) [ ] 024 Chandi Jones (Minnesota Lynx) [ ] 025 Cheryl Ford (Detroit Shock) [ ] 026 Katie Feenstra (San Antonio Silver Stars) [ ] 027 Ashley Battle (New York Liberty) [ ] 028 Tammy Sutton-Brown (Charlotte Sting) [ ] 029 Deanna Jackson (Chicago Sky) [ ] 030 Yolanda Griffith (Sacramento Monarchs) [ ] 031 Minnesota Lynx Team Card [ ] 032 Asjha Jones (Connecticut Sun) [ ] 033 Nicole Powell (Sacramento Monarchs) [ ] 034 Sancho Lyttle (Houston Comets) [ ] 035 Nykesha Sales (Connecticut Sun) [ ] 036 LaToya Thomas (San Antonio Silver Stars) [ ] 037 Nikki Teasley (Washington Mystics) [ ] 038 Kara Braxton (Detroit Shock) [ ] 039 Rebekkah Brunson (Sacramento Monarchs) [ ] 040 Lauren Jackson (Seattle Storm) [ ] 041 Phoenix Mercury Team Card [ ] 042 Brooke Wyckoff (Chicago Sky) [ ] 043 Betty Lennox (Seattle Storm) [ ] 044 Tan White (Indiana Fever) [ ] 045 Dawn Staley (Houston Comets) [ ] 046 Washington Mystics Team Card [ ] 047 Svetlana Abrosimova (Minnesota Lynx) [ ] 048 Mandisa Stevenson (Phoenix Mercury) [ ] 049 Chantelle Anderson (San Antonio Silver Stars) [ ] 050 Deanna Nolan (Detroit Shock) [ ] 051 Indiana Fever Team Card [ ] 052 Le'coe Willingham (Connecticut Sun) [ ] 053 Stacey Dales (Chicago Sky) [ ] 054 Tully Bevilaqua (Indiana Fever) [ ] 055 Ruth Riley (Detroit Shock) [ ] 056 Janell Burse (Seattle Storm) [ ] 057 Doneeka Hodges (Los Angeles Sparks) [ ] 058 Stacey Lovelace (Chicago Sky) [ ] 059 Hamchetou Maiga-Ba (Sacramento Monarchs) [ ] 060 Tamika Catchings (Indiana Fever) [ ] 061 New York Liberty Team Card [ ] 062 Jamie Carey (Connecticut Sun) [ ] 063 Delisha Milton-Jones (Washington Mystics) [ ] 064 Elaine Powell (Chicago Sky) [ ] 065 Laurie Koehn (Washington Mystics) [ ] 066 Allison Feaster (Charlotte Sting) [ ] 067 Shyra Ely (San Antonio Silver Stars) [ ] 068 Ticha Penicheiro (Sacramento Monarchs) [ ] 069 Laura Summerton (Connecticut Sun) [ ] 070 Diana Taurasi (Phoenix Mercury) [ ] 071 Seattle Storm Team Card [ ] 072 Kristin Haynie (Sacramento Monarchs) [ ] 073 Iziane Castro Marques (Seattle Storm) [ ] 074 Tamika Williams (Minnesota Lynx) [ ] 075 Marie Ferdinand (San Antonio Silver Stars) [ ] 076 Belinda Snell (Phoenix Mercury) [ ] 077 Mwadi Mabika (Los Angeles Sparks) [ ] 078 Loree Moore (New York Liberty) [ ] 079 Crystal Robinson (Washington Mystics) [ ] 080 Taj McWilliams-Franklin (Connecticut Sun) [ ] 081 Houston Comets Team Card [ ] 082 Kendra Wecker (San Antonio Silver Stars) [ ] 083 Janel McCarville (Charlotte Sting) [ ] 084 Kristen Mann (Minnesota Lynx) [ ] 085 Chamique Holdsclaw (Los Angeles Sparks) [ ] 086 Tanisha Wright (Seattle Storm) [ ] 087 Kamila Vodichkova (Phoenix Mercury) [ ] 088 Christi Thomas (Los Angeles Sparks) [ ] 089 Chasity Melvin (Washington Mystics) [ ] 090 Lisa Leslie (Los Angeles Sparks) [ ] 091 Tina Thompson (Houston Comets) [ ] 092 Connecticut Sun Team Card [ ] 093 Erin Buescher (Sacramento Monarchs) [ ] 094 Chelsea Newton (Chicago Sky) [ ] 095 Katie Smith (Detroit Shock) [ ] 096 Temeka Johnson (Los Angeles Sparks) [ ] 097 Sheri Sam (Charlotte Sting) [ ] 098 Wendy Palmer (Seattle Storm) [ ] 099 DeMya Walker (Sacramento Monarchs) [ ] 100 Becky Hammon (New York Liberty) [ ] 101 Charlotte Sting Team Card [ ] 102 Charlotte Smith (Indiana Fever) [ ] 103 Cathrine Kraayeveld (New York Liberty) [ ] 104 Tamecka Dixon (Houston Comets) [ ] 105 Michelle Snow (Houston Comets) [ ] 106 Vanessa Hayden (Minnesota Lynx) [ ] 107 San Antonio Silver Stars Team Card [ ] 108 Checklist 1 [ ] 109 Checklist 2 [ ] 110 Checklist 3 2004 WNBA Playoffs/Championship (1:7 packs) # Card Title [ ] P01 Connecticut defeats Detroit, 2-0 (Eastern Conference Semi-Finals) [ ] P02 Indiana defeats New York, 2-0 (Western Conference Semi-Finals) [ ] P03 Sacramento defeats Los Angeles, 2-0 (Western Conference Semi-Finals) [ ] P04 Houston defeats Seattle, 2-1 (Eastern Conference Finals) [ ] P05 Connecticut defeats Indiana, 2-0 (Western Conference Finals) [ ] P06 Sacramento defeats Houston, 2-0 (WNBA Finals) [ ] P07 Monarchs Outshine Sun in Game 1 (WNBA Finals) [ ] P08 Sun Shines Brightly in Game 2 (WNBA Finals) [ ] P09 Monarchs Rule Over Sun in Game 3 (WNBA Finals) [ ] P10 Monarchs Reign Supreme! 2004 WNBA Team Leaders (1:8 packs) # Card Title [ ] L01 Charlotte Sting (Tangela Smith/Dawn Staley/Tammy Sutton-Brown) [ ] L02 Connecticut Sun (Nykesha Sales/Lindsay Whalen/Taj McWilliams-Franklin) [ ] L03 Detroit Shock (Deanna Nolan/Deanna Nolan/Cheryl Ford) [ ] L04 Houston Comets (Sheryl Swoopes/Sheryl Swoopes/Michelle Snow) [ ] L05 Indiana Fever (Tamika Catchings/Tamika Catchings/Tamika Catchings) [ ] L06 Los Angles Sparks (Chamique Holdsclaw/Nikki Teasley/Lisa Leslie) [ ] L07 Minnesota Lynx (Katie Smith/Kristi Harrower/Nicole Ohlde) [ ] L08 New York Liberty (Becky Hammon/Becky Hammon/Elena Baranova) [ ] L09 Phoenix Mercury (Diana Taurasi/Diana Taurasi/Kamila Vodichkova) [ ] L10 Sacramento Monarchs (DeMya Walker/Ticha Penicheiro/Yolanda Griffith) [ ] L11 San Antonio Silver Stars (Marie Ferdinand/Shannon Johnson/Wendy Palmer-Daniel) [ ] L12 Seattle Storm (Lauren Jackson/Sue Bird/Lauren Jackson) [ ] L13 Washington Mystics (Alana Beard/Temeka Johnson/Chasity Melvin) 2004 WNBA League Leaders (1:20 packs) # Card Title [ ] LL1 Points (Sheryl Swoopes/Lauren Jackson/Chamique Holdsclaw) [ ] LL2 Assists (Sue Bird/Temeka Johnson/Lindsay Whalen) [ ] LL3 Rebounds (Cheryl Ford/Lauren Jackson/Tamika Catchings) [ ] LL4 Steals (Tamika Catchings/Sheryl Swoopes/Lisa Leslie) [ ] LL5 Blocked Shots (Margo Dydek/Vanessa Hayden/Lisa Leslie) [ ] LL6 Free Throw Pct. (Becky Hammon/Janeth Arcain/Betty Lennox) [ ] LL7 3-Point Pct. (Laurie Koehn/Doneeka Hodges/Kara Lawson) [ ] LL8 FG Pct. (Michelle Snow/Ann Wauters/DeMya Walker) [ ] LL9 Double-Doubles (Cheryl Ford/Lauren Jackson) 2005 WNBA Draft Picks/Rookies/New Players (1:60 packs) # Card Title [ ] RC01 Seimone Augustus (Minnesota Lynx) [ ] RC02 Cappie Pondexter (Phoenix Mercury) [ ] RC03 Monique Currie (Charlotte Sting) [ ] RC04 Sophia Young (San Antonio Silver Stars) [ ] RC05 Lisa Willis (Los Angeles Sparks) [ ] RC06 Candice Dupree (Chicago Sky) [ ] RC07 Shona Thorburn (Minnesota Lynx) [ ] RC08 Tamara James (Washington Mystics) [ ] RC09 La'Tangela Atkinson (Indiana Fever) [ ] RC10 Tye'sha Fluker (Charlotte Sting) [ ] RC11 Barbara Turner (Seattle Storm) [ ] RC12 Sherill Baker (New York Liberty) [ ] RC13 Kim Smith (Sacramento Monarchs) [ ] RC14 Ann Strother (Phoenix Mercury) [ ] RC15 Shanna Zolman (San Antonio Silver Stars) [ ] RC16 Nikki Blue (Washington Mystics) [ ] RC17 Mistie Williams (Houston Comets) [ ] RC18 Megan Mahoney (Connecticut Sun) [ ] RC19 Erin Phillips (Connecticut Sun) [ ] RC20 Liz Shimek (Chicago Sky) [ ] RC21 LaToya Bond (Charlotte Sting) [ ] RC22 Ambrosia Anderson (Connecticut Sun) Relic/Jersey Cards (1:40 packs) # Card Title [ ] RE01 Alana Beard (Washington Mystics) [ ] RE02 Swin Cash (Detroit Shock) [ ] RE03 Tamika Catchings (Indiana Fever) [ ] RE04 Cheryl Ford (Detroit Shock) [ ] RE05 Becky Hammon (New York Liberty) [ ] RE06 Taj McWilliams-Franklin (Connecticut Sun) [ ] RE07 Deanna Nolan (Detroit Shock) [ ] RE08 Ruth Riley (Detroit Shock) [ ] RE09 Nykesha Sales (Connecticut Sun) [ ] RE10 Dawn Staley (Charlotte Sting) [ ] RE11 Ann Wauters (New York Liberty) [ ] RW01 Sue Bird (Seattle Storm) [ ] RW02 Marie Ferdinand (San Antonio Silver Stars) [ ] RW03 Yolanda Griffith (Sacramento Monarchs) [ ] RW04 Chamique Holdsclaw (Los Angeles Sparks) [ ] RW05 Lauren Jackson (Seattle Storm) [ ] RW06 Lisa Leslie (Los Angeles Sparks) [ ] RW07 Katie Smith (Minnesota Lynx) [ ] RW08 Michelle Snow (Houston Comets) [ ] RW09 Sheryl Swoopes (Houston Comets) [ ] RW10 Diana Taurasi (Phoenix Mercury) [ ] RW11 DeMya Walker (Sacramento Monarchs) All-WNBA Official Patch Cards (1:160 packs) # Card Title [ ] P01 Sheryl Swoopes (Houston Comets) [ ] P02 Sue Bird (Seattle Storm) [ ] P03 Yolanda Griffith (Sacramento Monarchs) [ ] P04 Lauren Jackson (Seattle Storm) [ ] P05 Deanna Nolan (Detroit Shock) [ ] P06 Tamika Catchings (Indiana Fever) [ ] P07 Diana Taurasi (Phoenix Mercury) [ ] P08 Taj McWilliams-Franklin (Connecticut Sun) [ ] P09 Lisa Leslie (Los Angeles Sparks) [ ] P10 Becky Hammon (New York Liberty) Autograph Cards (1:20 packs) # Card Title [ ] xxx-01 Temeka Johnson (Los Angeles Sparks) [ ] xxx-02 Katie Feenstra (San Antonio Silver Stars) [ ] xxx-03 Chelsea Newton (Chicago Sky) [ ] xxx-04 Tan White (Indiana Fever) [ ] xxx-05 Kara Braxton (Detroit Shock) [ ] xxx-06 Rebekkah Brunson (Sacramento Monarchs) [ ] xxx-07 Yolanda Griffith (Sacramento Monarchs) [ ] xxx-08 Chelsea Newton (Sacramento Monarchs) [ ] xxx-09 Maiga Hamchetou (Sacramento Monarchs) [ ] xxx-10
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  • Investigating the Predictive Relationship Between Sportsmanship

    Investigating the Predictive Relationship Between Sportsmanship

    INVESTIGATING THE PREDICTIVE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPORTSMANSHIP AND CLASS, AGE, TYPE OF SPORT, AND GENDER AT THE UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY by Daniel J. Furlong Liberty University A Dissertation Presented in Partial Fulfillment Of the Requirements for the Degree Doctor of Education Liberty University 2021 2 INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPORTSMANSHIP AND CLASS, AGE, TYPE OF SPORT, AND GENDER, AT THE UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY By Daniel J. Furlong A Dissertation Presented in Partial Fulfillment Of the Requirements for the Degree Doctor of Education Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA 2021 APPROVED BY: Ellen Lowrie Black, Ed.D., Committee Chair Kurt Y. Michael, Ph. D., Committee Member 3 ABSTRACT Traditionally, military leaders accentuate military skill development over developing the moral character of soldiers. However, researchers have made recommendations to investigate components of sportsmanship with the intent to align better with the goals of other development programs that seek to promote character. The purpose of this quantitative, correlational design study was to use a multiple linear regression on an archival data set of Character in Sport Index scores to determine if the linear combination of the variables class, age, type of sport, and gender have predictive significance for Character in Sport Index scores. Subjects included 8,701 cadets between the ages of 17 and 27 years old attending the United States Military Academy (USMA) during the 2017-2018 and 2018-2019 academic years. The findings found that the variables class, age, gender, and type of sport play a statistically significant predictive role in terms of Character in Sport Index scores. Therefore, future discussion may be justified as to investigating other avenues involved in sports education to accomplish assessing traditional institutional methods of character development to identify stronger predictive variables.
  • WOMEN's BASKETBALL BYU Athletic Communications

    WOMEN's BASKETBALL BYU Athletic Communications

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