The last but not the least that are enshrined in 2009 into the Hall of Fame is Vivian Stringer. She won more than 800 victories. Her coaching career started at Cheyney State where she coached alongside John Chaney. One of her achievements includes leading a historically black college into the first NCAA women s Final Four in 1982. Just like in any diet, this is essential but should not be overly consumed. Great sources of carbohydrates are wheat breads and pasta. Protein Another source of energy and aids the body s building blocks for strength and muscle mass. Rich sources of protein are lean turkey, fish with least amount of fat, like Halibut, tuna and cod, eggs, meat, dairy products, some vegetables like peanuts, soya and asparagus. However, if you are seriously training for a varsity team or planning to pursue a career in basketball, then there are important training equipments which may help you improve your performance. Let s start with what the player needs. Basketball jerseys and shorts When playing and training make sure to wear the right size. A year before that, the original game was developed by Dr. James Naismith of the International Young Men's Christian Association Training School. Berenson went out to Smith to learn more about this kind of team sport because she was very fascinated by it and she had high hopes about the values that it could impart on her students. The knees can swell, which is why players tend to wrap their knees with ACE bandages, as much as possible, to serve as braces or support. Eye injuries. The area around the eyes could also have cuts, scrapes and bruises. Players could wear eye protection or goggles to avoid dangerous eye injuries. Basketball can also be considered as one of the sports that causes eye injury among kids. This is applicable for both men and women s leagues. To begin the game, the two essential things that must be at sight are the ball and the court where the game is going to be played. At competitive levels, there must be score sheets, scoreboards, clocks, stop-clock system that is operated through whistle and alternating possession arrows.