Safety and Security of Sporting Events in the Modern Era
Safety and security for sporting events is all part of the master risk management plan for venues and events. These plans play a large part in providi...
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Fluid Dynamics: Making Waves with Water Sports Events
Waterfronts across the U.S. are seeing plenty of action ranging from kayaking, rowing and dragon boat racing to waterskiing, triathlon, pro watercross...
Go West! Destinations in the Western U.S.
When it comes to attracting sports events, each area of this country has something unique to offer event owners. One thing is for certain, though: the...
Bringing Cycling to the City
America has a rich history of criterium racing, a unique form of cycling contested in a thriving urban atmosphere. Criterium racing brings a unique se...
Executive Insights: NJCAA’s Beach Volleyball Program
Beach volleyball, the fastest-growing discipline of the sport, is exploding at the collegiate level. The NJCAA adopted it as a full-time varsity sport...
Gymnastics Bounces Back
Gymnastics, a staple of the Summer Olympics, has long been one of the biggest recipients of the boost provided by television coverage of the event. Ch...
Moving Forward
2020 brought the biggest bracket-buster and game-changer our industry has ever faced. Now, we’re moving forward again and we’re finding some things ha...
Playing it Safe: Choosing a Lightning Detection System for Outdoor Venues
Thunderstorms (and as a result, lightning flashes) are certainly a known factor in the planning of any outdoor sports event. But we’ve come a long way...
Triple Play: Horse Racing’s Triple Crown Venues All Bracing for Renovation
The signature drinks. The hats. The horses. The apparently overwhelming need for renovation. For likely the first time in history, all three venues th...
Up for Bid: Three NAIA Championships
Who’s ready to take a great big running leap right back into the bidding and hosting pool? NAIA has three (count ‘em: three!) RFPs open now. They’re i...