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When sports all but shut down this past spring, tennis bounced back faster than most, as players realized that the physical distancing inherent in the...

Sometimes, keeping a longtime favorite event appealing means reimagining and repositioning it. That is what USA Triathlon did with its “The Power With...

Sports loyalty runs deep in the Midwest, where professional and college teams are considered family. The Heartland is also known for friendliness, sce...

Once you’ve decided upon the city where your event is going to be held (and of course, the venue to host it), the next step in the process is securing...

On hardwood, in the sand and on the grass, volleyball has continued its upward curve, resonating particularly with female players. The sport showed ex...

With an American fan base exceeding 43 million people, ever-increasing media coverage (and prize purses), as well as a new focus on attracting younger...

With a national headquarters project in development in Pennsylvania and urban youth initiatives, squash is getting a lot of attention. Here to talk ab...

The use of apps for sports events is a trend that is not going away. Increasingly, athletes, their families, press and spectators are turning to their...

Of all the sports to be presented this fall, few have received the ink football has. The NAIA continues to explore the boundaries as well as the newes...

The sport of pickleball continues to expand throughout the country, and the world. The latest research from the Sports & Fitness Industry Association ...