Men and women in Princeton compete in 38 different varsity sports. Their selection of varsity sports include hockey, tennis, gold, cross country, Baseball, and Basketball.
yes they did
its given women the opportunity to compete in sports and be considered somewhat equal to men
1900 was the first Olympics when women were allowed to compete in golf, tennis, and croquet.
hockey, jousting, and greco-roman wrestling
Men and women do compete against one another in Olympic equestrian and sailing events.
Equestrian, Sailing, Shooting, badmittion
No, because our hormones and strengths are completely different.
Women's sports were created to provide opportunities for women to participate in athletic activities and compete at a competitive level. The motivation behind their establishment was to promote gender equality, empower women, and challenge traditional gender roles that limited women's involvement in sports.
What is the women's varsity soccer teams since 1987-2009 in the USA?
Jan D. Winslow has written: 'Media coverage of women's NCAA varsity sports as a function of the structure of the sports information office' -- subject(s): Sports journalism, College publicity, Management, College sports
There are no sports in which women are not allowed to play. However, there must be a minimum amount of participating women for there to be an actual sports association for women (as there are men), but there are no sports in which women are not allowed to play. Something strange at my school is that girls can play football but boys can't play volleyball.
show jumping sailing there are are actually 3 that i know of they also compete in mixed badminton