
Greg Louganis competes at the AAU Junior Olympic Games July 25th, 1972įuture Olympic Gold Medalist, Greg Louganis competes in the AAU Junior Olympic Games Boys 11-12 Diving Championships at Gonzaga University. The AAU moves its National Headquarters to Indianapolis, serving as a catalyst which eventually bills the city as the “Amateur Sports Capital” of the United States. AAU On the Move to Indiana November 1st, 1970. The head of the independent arbitration panel is the famous labor negotiation Theodore W. Congressional Blue Ribbon Arbitration Board appointed January 1st, 1966Ī Congressional Blue Ribbon Arbitration Board is appointed in an effort to produce a final and conclusive settlement between the AAU and the National College Athletic Association (NCAA) over which organization has control over college athletes, both in the U.S. The search begins for a permanent national office site for the AAU rather than renting office space in New York City. The search begins for a permanent national office site for the AAU rather than renting office space in New York City. June 22nd, 1957ĪAU sanctions the first AAU California Beach Volleyball Championships in Manhattan Beach, CA as an adult open event. AAU sanctions the first AAU California Beach Volleyball Championships in Manhattan Beach, CA as an adult open event. The Junior Olympic program conducts the first AAU Junior Olympic regional track and field competitions in Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Oregon and Texas, followed by a national meet in Cleveland. Junior Olympic Program Conducts First Event May 5th, 1949. Other finalists for the award are Barney Berling (athletics), Clarence De Mar (athletics), Tommy Hitchcock (polo), Helen Madison (swimming), Helen Wills Moody (tennis), Harlon Rothert (all-around), Ray Rudy (swimming), George Simpson (athletics) and Stella Walsh (athletics). Sullivan Memorial Award given in recognition of the founder and President of the AAU. The AAU honors golfer Robert Tyre “Bobby” Jones, Jr., as the first recipient of the James E. Six teams compete in the inaugural AAU Women’s Basketball tournament held in the Los Angeles Athletics Club crowning the Pasadena Athletic & Country Club Flying Rings as champions. First AAU Women's Basketball Tournament Held April 1st, 1926. Turner concludes his national convention address in Baltimore by announcing that women's swimming will be recognized by the organization. Women's Swimming Recognized as Sport January 1st, 1915ĪAU President George J. The winner is the 23rd Street YMCA from New York City. The AAU conducts the first National Men’s Basketball Championship.
AAU National Men's Basketball Championships Held for First Time January 1st, 1897.Strength coaches often says that it's difficult for basketball players to add muscle during a season because of the constant running and games. (He's also listed an inch shorter than last season, now at 6-9.)Īs expected, a few of last season's freshmen made big leaps, with Aubrey Dawkins gaining 15 pounds (to 205) and Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman putting on 10 pounds (to 185). Wilson, who is now up to 240 pounds. That's important because Wilson likely will back up center Ricky Doyle this year.ĭoyle gained five pounds (to 250). He spent last season converting his extra weight to muscle. LeVert and Robinson both got significant extra time in the weight room, as Robinson redshirted last season and LeVert was sidelined since February with a broken foot.Ī redshirt year also made a big difference for forward/center D.J. The wings put on the most weight, with Caris LeVert adding 20 pounds (to 205), Duncan Robinson adding 20 pounds (to 210), and Zak Irvin putting on 15 pounds (to 215). 0.īut the bigger change to the roster may come from the off-season strength and conditioning program under Jon Sanderson. With the exception of point guard Spike Albrecht, who is rehabbing until fall after two hip surgeries, there were major weight gains. 13 and 6-8 walk-on forward Brent Hibbitts wearing No. The Wolverines released their 2015-16 roster recently, and it included 6-foot-10 freshman forward Moritz Wagner wearing jersey No.
Michigan's basketball season is still three months away, but the team is now official.