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Depending on which source you’re quoting, the biggest party day of the year isn’t Halloween night, nor is it New Year’s Eve. It’s Super Bowl Sunday. T...

When cheerleading first lobbied for IOC inclusion, people laughed it off. The cheerleaders had the last laugh, however, with cheer being granted provi...

In the run-up to the Rio Olympics, the sports business public might have missed something that happened stateside. The International Cricket Council s...

Last year, the talk was all about whether individuals could carry guns in parks. Problem was, many kids’ sports events were held also there. This year...

With a big first serve, the USTA has opened its new facility in Orlando, Florida, dubbed the ‘home of American tennis, slated to host events at all le...

Amid the excitement of college football bowl games and the NFL Playoffs (not to mention the upcoming inauguration and oh, yeah, March Madness), it was...

We’re a year out from implementation of the Real ID Act, which means it’s time for sports planners to begin reminding travelers in earnest that a driv...

After a contentious several weeks, US Youth Soccer and Washington Youth Soccer have suspended efforts to sever ties from each other. And what an unexp...

Athletes with disabilities have (obviously) overcome obstacles. How can planners for their events help alleviate, the barriers they still can encounte...

Shades of the 1990s (or was it the 1980s?) Either way, everything old is new again. Break dancing was one of three new medal events added last month t...