Articles

While the doom and gloom report in early September of the decline in 11-player football had a lot of event owners concerned, there is actually a brigh...

Protecting high school coaches from being fired for not making unpopular decisions – like not putting a school board member’s child into the game ofte...

Mobile apps have revolutionized sports events, allowing individuals to do everything from register to take follow-up evaluations. However, before choo...

Much has been written about football and most recently, that coverage has been all about whether it’s growing and whether it’s safe. Keith Noll, natio...

As if it weren’t challenging enough to gain sponsorship for tournaments, event owners are now being faced with a new problem: keeping local businesses...

Cities want to leverage fields and stadiums to attract sports tourism. But as the arms race to build better facilities and improve current ones heats ...

At almost the same time a pubic service announcement was equating youth tackle football with encouraging children to smoke cigarettes, USA Football an...

A public service announcement, aimed at keeping youth athletes out of tackle football, compares the sport to encouraging children to smoke. Not to be ...

One of the key secrets to creating a successful and sustainable event is telling a story that emotionally connects to all the people involved and make...

Growing a sport usually means starting at the youth level. U.S. Youth Cricket Association is doing just that. In addition to organizing two annual cha...