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Here’s a way to strike the ground running. Bid on the NAIA Men's and Women's Bowling National Championships, with between 200-250 athletes and 500-1,0...

Race directors have long been aware of the Six Star Journey – the quest for dedicated marathon runners to complete all six major world marathons: Toky...

The concept of one governing body trying to manage a separate sport, with the result of animosity between the two, is nothing new. We saw it with gymn...

Football and other traditional sports aren’t the only activities generating excitement on college and university campuses this year. Esports arenas on...

The decision by the City of St. Paul Parks and Recreation Department to eliminate sports fees for kids ages 10 and older made news. After all, it’s an...

Beer mile races. They’re not just for St. Patrick’s Day anymore. And, in fact, some runners have made it a point to train for these. The premise, whic...

Each year, Maine’s Sunday River Resort hosts a special “Santa Sunday” to kick off the festive season (and benefit a great cause). The event draws hund...

Back in 2021, the training facilities for women’s basketball during March Madness made headlines – and not in a good way, when it was revealed that th...

Women now account for 37 percent of anglers in the U.S., the highest level on record according to research presented by the Recreational Boating and F...

Here’s a great way to get a jump start on the new year. USA Hockey has been selected to host the 2024 International Ice Hockey Federation Women’s Worl...