Special Exhibits
Special Super Bowl Exhibit- COMING SOON!
NCAA® History of Women in Intercollegiate Athletics
Don’t miss this detailed timeline that highlights the journey of women in intercollegiate athletics and includes the student-athletes, women and organizations that have made a difference over the last 145 years. The timeline dates back to 1866 when Vassar College fields the first two women's amateur baseball teams. It continues through 2010 when the Connecticut women’s basketball team wins its 89th straight game to top the 88-game winning streak set by the UCLA men’s team. Various photos and artifacts will also be on display to help tell the story
Permanent Exhibit.
From Classic to Contemporary: The stories behind some of today's college football stadiums.
While college sports are anchored in the athletics excellence of those who play the games, much of their color and pageantry comes from where those games are played. College football stadiums in particular are some of the greatest backdrops in all of sports. But they are more than just a backdrop for student-athlete success - they are part of the story.
Available September 30, 2011.While college sports are anchored in the athletics excellence of those who play the games, much of their color and pageantry comes from where those games are played. College football stadiums in particular are some of the greatest backdrops in all of sports. But they are more than just a backdrop for student-athlete success - they are part of the story.
Photo Courtesy of Williams College
Special Exhibits are exhibits that are in the Hall of Champions for a brief period of time. Check back frequently for upcoming exhibits.
If you have information or suggestions of exhibits that might be of interest to the Hall of Champions, please contact Kelly Dodds at kdodds@ncaa.org.
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