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ARTICLE Mar 27, 2025
New Bill Could Allow for Participation in Both High School and Travel Sports
For decades, the line between club sports and high school sports has been a thick one, with some state associations that govern interscholastic sports barring student athletes from competing on a club...

ARTICLE Mar 27, 2025
College Club Programs Providing New Opportunities for Events, Destinations
The news that Erie Sports Commission will host the National Club Basketball Association Championships in April came at an opportune time and proved a key point: Other colleges may be cutting sports bu...

ARTICLE Mar 13, 2025
From Ice to Grass: Fort Wayne Curling Club Debuts Lawn Bowls
It took the Olympics, some guys in crazy pants and a bunch of underdog gold medalists to get America behind curling. Now, the Fort Wayne Curling Club is hoping to bring the sport of lawn bowls (a litt...

ARTICLE Mar 13, 2025
Survey Shows More Players Nationwide, Meaning More Business for Events
With more Americans active than ever before, and with participation numbers higher than even 2019, the outlook is very good for the sports tourism industry. That’s the takeaway from the recently publi...

ARTICLE Mar 01, 2025
Peak Performances
Even before Yellowstone became the nation’s first national park in 1872, the U.S. mountains have drawn attention to themselves with their dramatic canyons, lush forests, alpine rivers and sweeping vis...

ARTICLE Apr 24, 2025
From Shot Skis to Pond Skims, Shenanigans Mark End of Ski Season
Yeah, we know. Ski resorts are hawking special advance discounts if people buy passes for next year’s ski season. But what everyone REALLY wants to know is, of course, this: Who is planning what crazy...

ARTICLE Apr 24, 2025
Pope Francis: Sports Fan
Amid the outpouring of tributes to Pope Francis following his death were recollections of the pontiff’s proclivity for sports and the unifying role they have played in an increasingly fraying, divided...

ARTICLE Apr 24, 2025
Takeaways for Event Owners from the New Olympic Team Mixed Golf
The IOC’s addition of Mixed Team Golf to the Olympic program at Los Angeles in 2028 has created the first Olympic golf team competition since the 1904 games. Golf is now one of six sports (along with ...

ARTICLE Apr 10, 2025
Resent or Reset? Trail Race Owners Talk About Public Lands Budget Cuts
At the outset of the year, Nancy Hobbs, the founder and executive director of the American Trail Running Association, noted the discipline was on an upward trajectory with not only increased participa...

ARTICLE Apr 10, 2025
Working to Appeal to Youth, IOC Weighing Two Edgy Sport Options
The IOC continues its search for sports that will attract (or bring back) young viewers to the Olympics. Two new sports, one for the Summer Games and one for the Winter Games, are being suggested. And...

ARTICLE Mar 27, 2025
New Bill Could Allow for Participation in Both High School and Travel Sports
For decades, the line between club sports and high school sports has been a thick one, with some state associations that govern interscholastic sports barring student athletes from competing on a club...

ARTICLE Mar 27, 2025
College Club Programs Providing New Opportunities for Events, Destinations
The news that Erie Sports Commission will host the National Club Basketball Association Championships in April came at an opportune time and proved a key point: Other colleges may be cutting sports bu...

ARTICLE Mar 13, 2025
From Ice to Grass: Fort Wayne Curling Club Debuts Lawn Bowls
It took the Olympics, some guys in crazy pants and a bunch of underdog gold medalists to get America behind curling. Now, the Fort Wayne Curling Club is hoping to bring the sport of lawn bowls (a litt...

ARTICLE Mar 13, 2025
Survey Shows More Players Nationwide, Meaning More Business for Events
With more Americans active than ever before, and with participation numbers higher than even 2019, the outlook is very good for the sports tourism industry. That’s the takeaway from the recently publi...

ARTICLE Mar 01, 2025
Peak Performances
Even before Yellowstone became the nation’s first national park in 1872, the U.S. mountains have drawn attention to themselves with their dramatic canyons, lush forests, alpine rivers and sweeping vis...

ARTICLE Apr 24, 2025
From Shot Skis to Pond Skims, Shenanigans Mark End of Ski Season
Yeah, we know. Ski resorts are hawking special advance discounts if people buy passes for next year’s ski season. But what everyone REALLY wants to know is, of course, this: Who is planning what crazy...

ARTICLE Apr 24, 2025
Pope Francis: Sports Fan
Amid the outpouring of tributes to Pope Francis following his death were recollections of the pontiff’s proclivity for sports and the unifying role they have played in an increasingly fraying, divided...

ARTICLE Apr 24, 2025
Takeaways for Event Owners from the New Olympic Team Mixed Golf
The IOC’s addition of Mixed Team Golf to the Olympic program at Los Angeles in 2028 has created the first Olympic golf team competition since the 1904 games. Golf is now one of six sports (along with ...

ARTICLE Apr 10, 2025
Resent or Reset? Trail Race Owners Talk About Public Lands Budget Cuts
At the outset of the year, Nancy Hobbs, the founder and executive director of the American Trail Running Association, noted the discipline was on an upward trajectory with not only increased participa...

ARTICLE Apr 10, 2025
Working to Appeal to Youth, IOC Weighing Two Edgy Sport Options
The IOC continues its search for sports that will attract (or bring back) young viewers to the Olympics. Two new sports, one for the Summer Games and one for the Winter Games, are being suggested. And...
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