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Sports history runs deep win the Northeast region. Dr. James Naismith invented basketball in Springfield, Massachusetts in 1891, and William Morgan fi...

Could the U.S. lose the 2028 Olympics? One senior member of the IOC says it’s a possibility. For now, the IOC is focused on working with Tokyo to make...

Not too many people say no to hosting NCAA championships, particularly when that opportunity is any game in March Madness, much less the entire tourna...

There’s nothing like the roar of the home crowd – in Iowa, anyway, where the governor has lifted the mandate that capped spectator attendance at youth...

First, we saw stadiums and arenas being designated as places to host voting in the 2020 elections. Now, we see them repurposed again – as places to gi...

Remember how bicycling saw a huge uptick over the summer as people discovered the outdoors? Meet its winter counterpart. The US National Snowshoe Cham...

The long and winding road of youth sports in California – stretching all the way to Arizona, then Texas and Florida, as event owners scrambled to host...

In a good news/bad news announcement, the Sports & Fitness Industry Association ended 2020 by revealing that team sports participation reached 2.2 mil...

Four Square, the game found on playgrounds, has its own world championship and its own competitive following. It is one of the most easily set up spor...

Remember the prediction that local tourism would be the first sector of the industry to rebound? It appears to be happening. Even more, it’s backed up...