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When were woman allowed to play hockey in the Olympics?
The first women's ice hockey event was at the 1998 Winter Games in Nagano.
Women allowed to play in the Olympics?
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What year were women allowed to play in the Olympics?
1900
When were women allowed to play in Olympics?
They were allowed to take part in the year 1900
What year were NHL players first allowed to play in the Olympics?
1998 Games in Nagano. The 1998 Games were also the first to hold competition in women's ice hockey.
Did Honor Dillon play in the last Olympics?
No, she was not on the 2004 New Zealand women's field hockey team.
Why did women start to play hockey?
Women began playing hockey because hockey is an incredibly enjoyable game to play.
When did The Olympics allowed National hockey players and the National basketball players to play in the Olympics?
NBA players first Olympics was the 1992 Summer Games in Barcelona and NHL players first Olympics was the 1998 Winter Games in Nagano.
Why was women not aloud to compete in the ancient Olympics?
because they should know how to spell "allowed" first before being allowed to play in the games..
When is checking in hockey allowed?
Checking in hockey is not allowed at all in women's leagues or in leagues where children play. In men's leagues, checking is generally allowed as long as the players are not checking from behind, charging, or throwing another player into the boards.
When did they start letting women play ice hockey?
The first recorded organized women's hockey game was in 1892. But my guess is they always let women play ice hockey.
Did carla macleod the athlete win any medals in the winter Olympics 2010?
At this time the women's ice hockey competition has not completed. Canadian ice hockey player Carla MacLeod was a member of the 2006 Canadian Olympic team that won the gold medal. She is also a member of the 2010 Canadian women's hockey team that will play in the Olympics.
