Sentence examples for team status from inspiring English sources

They would keep their United States Ski Team status as well.

4 05 p.m. Line: Bills by 5. Seahawks at 49ers One of these teams will start the season 2-0 witwotwo intradivision wins, earning buzz team status among those who do not examine strength of schedule, statistics or game tape closely.

4th round: Carolina Railhawks vs Chivas USA Seattle Sounders 5-1 Atlanta Silverbacks This was the game that had the city of Atlanta, and the state of Georgia, in an outrage against their hometown Silverbacks - for giving away their home team status to the Seattle Sounders.

In 2011, however, France's under-20s side had second-senior national team status when Shingler played against it as a fullback for the Wales under-20s, therefore tying him permanently to Wales and making him ineligible for another country, according to the international board.

None of them have club team status, and the sport is not officially recognized by the N.C.A.A. "This is an opportunity for us to really show athletic directors at a Division I level that cricket matters, cricket is a big sport and cricket has a marketing capability in this country," said Sumantro Das, an all-rounder and junior at Boston University, who learned to play as a child in India.

Fortunately, there were no life-and-death considerations in the Heat-Bulls game Thursday night, just a game that dumped more fuel on the basketball debate over the two teams' status.

Ex-Cabinet Office minister and culture secretary Tessa Jowell retains her top-team status, while Mary Creagh enters the shadow cabinet despite never having served on the front bench before.

Midfielder James M. Darcangelo (1973-1975) – NCAA DII/IIon II/III Player of the Year in 1974 and 1975 … Division II/III's Midfielder of the Year in 1974 … Three-time All American who achieved first-team status in 1974 and 1975.

Attackman James Lee Chambers II (1946-1949) – Four-time Americanican who achieved first-team status in 1946, 1948 and 1949 … Winner in 1949 of the Lt. Col. Jack Turnbull Memorial Award, given to Division I's most outstanding attackman … Owner of school-record 143 career goals and 11th in all-time points (143).

Attackman Mike Sawyer (2009, 2011-13) – University's first finalist for the Tewaaraton Award in 2012 … Three-time All American who earned second-team status in 2012 when that team captured the Division I national championship … Third in school history in career goals (128) and first in shots attempted (451) … Second in team history in goals in a single season with 52 in 2012.

Attackman Bob Griebe (1972-1975) – Division II/III's Attackman of the Year in 1975 … Two-time All American who earned first-team status in 1975 … Program's all-time leader in points (221) and tied with John Blatchley for the school lead in assists (125) … Seventh in goals (96) … Owner of top two single-season performances in points (89 each in 1974 and 1975) and assists (58 in 1975 and 53 in 1974).