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The earlier in 2021 a successful event takes place, the more impressive it is. In February, Puerto Rico hosted the final qualifier for the FIBA AmeriC...

Here’s something that doesn’t happen very often – but it should. In the last six months, two athletes with Down Syndrome have made it to the national ...

NAIA has two outstanding events bidding for multiple years. And while both bids are due on Tuesday, June 1, they represent great pieces of business fo...

In homeschooling students, education is only half of the equation. Many lessons that are learned take place on the courts, the fields and in other ath...

Fishing exploded in popularity in 2020 and continues to grow. With tournaments in trophy species from marlin to catfish to bass, and panfish like crap...

The Mid-Atlantic region invites visitors to explore its rich history, vibrant downtowns, arts and culture, family-friendly attractions and natural bea...

Youth sports are ready to surge forward. What it has been lacking, however, has been a template. Alabama might just be that template.

The motto of the National Senior Games Association is “Long live the challenge.” In 2020, we had some challenges nobody could have anticipated.

USA Triathlon met the pandemic head-on, encouraging athletes to get out and train. Back on track and with a sellout, here are their insights.

The economic impact from sports (something so modest as a few cents on a dollar) can be reinvested by communities for exponential growth.