Helen Stephens did not let a little thing like her school's lack of girl's sports and coaches stop her from matching the world record for the 50-yard dash when she was only fifteen. At the Olympics, she was only allowed to enter three events because she was a woman, but that didn't stop her from winning two gold medals. Though a woman had never run a professional basketball team before, that didn't stop Helen from creating and managing The Helen Stephens Olympic Co-Eds.
Nothing could stop the Fulton Flash from achieving her dreams. This book is included in the non-fiction book series, "Notable Missourians", for young readers about people who contributed to Missouri's history or culture and who were born or lived in Missouri.
| ISBN: | 9781612481142 |
| Publication date: | 1st April 2014 |
| Author: | Jason Offutt |
| Publisher: | Truman State University Press |
| Format: | Hardback |
| Pagination: | 48 pages |
| Series: | Notable Missourians |
| Genres: |
Educational: History |
Helen Stephens did not let a little thing like her school's lack of girl's sports and coaches stop her from matching the world record for the 50-yard dash when she was only fifteen. At the Olympics, she was only allowed to enter three events because she was a woman, but that didn't stop her from winning two gold medals.
Helen Stephens features in the following genres: Educational: History
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Helen Stephens was written by Jason Offutt and published by Truman State University Press
Helen Stephens has 48 pages
Yes it is part of Notable Missourians series