NCAA Ready to Hold Court on Floors Made to Travel
The first rounds of March Madness will take the floor next week. That means cities nationwide get to experience the transformation of indoor arenas to...
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Standoffs and Let-Downs as FIFA World Cup Moves Closer
Shakespeare wrote, "The course of true love never did run smooth” and the same can be said of prep for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. One area has cut back ...
Case Study on Local Grants: Creating and Offering Them
Erie Sports Commission’s Facility Matching Funds Program works to help enhance local sports facilities, support the development of sports infrastructu...
Come On In. The Water’s Fine
When Los Angeles hosts the Summer Games, swimming and diving, just like figure skating and ice dancing at the Winter Games, will dominate media covera...
Keeping the Customer First in Technology-Forward Times
New sports emerge, new facilities are built and new athletes get involved each year, meaning the competitive landscape is always evolving. Sometimes i...
Driving Forces: Destinations Put Golf Events on the Right Course
The good news continues for golf. The National Golf Foundation reports that 48.1 million Americans aged 6 and up participated in golf in 2025, with th...
World Lacrosse
Lacrosse continues to grow in prominence. In addition to being a top sport in high schools and featured in the most recent World Games, it will make ...
Community Partnerships Help Deliver the Win
Successfully leveraging community partnerships for sports events comes down to craftsmanship and forethought. One of the best examples of a good progr...
The Game Plan for When the World Comes to the USA’s Doorstep
In June, the world comes to the USA’s doorstep to watch the biggest event FIFA has put on to date: The World Cup. And it is big, with 48 teams playing...
Vibrant and Growing, Senior Games Continue to Evolve
The National Senior Games Association continues to promote health and wellness at all ages, and to provide avenues for healthy, social competition in ...