High School Girls’ Wrestling Gaining Strength
When high school girls’ wrestling made its debut, some thought it wouldn’t fly. Those doubters have been proven wrong and with this year’s increase – ...
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New Era Set to Begin for U.S. Soccer on the Eve of Its Presidential Election
In just a few days, U.S. Soccer will elect a new president. That person, who will take the reins from Sunil Gulati, will have an impact on the course ...
By the Numbers: Winter X Games
The 22nd edition of ESPN’s annual winter action sports competition, X Games Aspen 2018, just wrapped at the end of last month, with athletes competing...
NCAA Opens Membership to Mexican Institutions
Citing a need for fostering diversive learning and inclusivity, NCAA voted to allow colleges in Mexico to apply for inclusion in Division II.
Inside Events: The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association
The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association this year celebrates the 125th anniversary of black college football in the U.S. The CIAA conducts ch...
Spring Training Ready to Descend Upon Florida and Arizona, But at What Cost?
This Valentine’s Day packs more than heart-shaped boxes of chocolates. It brings a sweetheart deal for areas in Arizona and Florida. In many areas, th...
Change of Scenery
Moving to a new location can rejuvenate a sports event. After all, it brings in new athletes, new spectators and a change of venue. You get different ...
USA Bobsled Skeleton
The United States Bobsled & Skeleton Federation (USBSF) is the official national governing body for bobsled and skeleton in the United States. It serv...
The Northeast: Using Teamwork to Take the Sports World by Storm
If you doubt the allure of the Northeast for sporting events, check out the number of destinations there that the NCAA chose as host cities for Divisi...
Unpredictable Weather? Not a Problem
Mother Nature can be temperamental, and that can wreak havoc with planning outdoor sports events, including those held over the winter months. Fortuna...