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The inaugural U.S. Adaptive Open, held in June, served as a source of inspiration not just to those with disabilities who might take up golf as a resu...

It’s no secret that football helmets are in short supply but coaches are also saying that other endangered species are uniforms, cleats, baseball and ...

If the pandemic taught us nothing else, it was the importance of being flexible and remaining open to new ideas, not the least of which was that of ve...

Talk about flipping the script: during the COVID-19 hiatus, most gymnastics events came to a halt. Now, the sport is benefitting from a participation ...

Pent-up demand has fueled a surge in travel and buses are back on the road, taking teams to tournaments (and, we hope, to victories). There are, howev...

The sports industry is seeing spectators make a welcome return to events. With venues back at maximum capacities, event organizers strive to provide a...

As America faces off with inflationary prices and supply chain issues coupled with an increasing consumer appetite for live in-person events, event ow...

Rounding third and heading for the plate, softball is poised for an enormous comeback. Like most team sports, softball (both slow-pitch and fast-pitch...

Of all the sports in the marketplace, pickleball is the one to watch. USA Pickleball, the national governing body, has seen membership increase over 1...

Of all the factors that drive sports tourism, water is near the top. Its natural beauty and economic benefits trickle down to communities coastal and ...