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It doesn’t have the scariness of the brain-eating amoeba, but an intestinal illness that is infecting users of swimming pools, and seems to be resista...

The 2016 NFL season will mark the 10th in which at least one regular-season game has been held outside of the U.S. Four games will be played overseas ...

When an Olympic athlete, whether a swimmer, team handball or water polo player, is ready to travel, he or she hops a plane. But there’s a whole other ...

Jai-alai was the roller disco of its time: hot and happening, particularly in Florida. These days, it struggles to find players, much less an audience...

The rise of smartphone apps has helped increase the visitor experience in national parks. But what happens when some apps start driving too much traff...

There’s an effort to reverse a nationwide ban on mountain biking in federally protected spaces, such parks and wilderness areas. Sponsored by two U.S....

The battle for medals has just settled in Rio, but the Big Apple is bracing for big-name tennis as the US Open comes to Flushing, New York. The summer...

Nobody knows the economic impact of the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. But a recent report published by promotion company London & Partners International ind...

USTA Tennis On Campus, one of the most vibrant and dynamic student-led sports programs, is a club team tennis program involving more than 45,000 stude...

Gold, silver and bronze are the colors everyone talks about, but for sports planners, the Olympics hold a different significance: the numbers they gen...