Out or Safe? MLB Athletes May Not Be in the Olympics
Who’s on first in Tokyo? It may not be anyone from Major League Baseball. The 2020 summer Olympics are edging closer, but MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred...
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ACC Will Need to Look for Alternate Conference Tournament Destinations Soon
While it appears North Carolina’s House Bill 2 is going nowhere (at least for now), Atlantic Coast Conference officials are now at the point where the...
Once Credibility is Gone, NGBs Need to Struggle to get Back into Good Graces
FIFA reforms might be underway, but selling the public on the idea is a whole different ball game. A recent survey of soccer fans in 50 countries show...
Head for the Mountains
Purple mountain majesties, big skies and visitor-friendly venues make the mountain region of the U.S. a natural for sports events. Event owners lookin...
Golf Gets Its Groove Back
With new player initiatives and a lot of work on the park of industry leaders, golf is getting its groove back. Around the country, courses at every l...
U.S. Adventure Racing Association
U.S. Adventure Racing Association (USARA) oversees all aspects of the sport of adventure racing in this country. Adventure racing, which is a team pur...
The Wetter, The Better
Competitive swimming and diving events – both indoors and outdoors, as well as water polo and synchronized swimming, all require good facilities to su...
Special Feature: Interview with Alan Kidd
Following a lengthy search, the National Associations of Sports Commissions named Alan Kidd its next executive director. Kidd officially takes over hi...
Home Field Advantages
Whether it’s World Cup athletes charging onto the field of play or kids hopping out of the minivan and ambling toward the municipal fields, soccer is ...
Planning a Sports Event?
With the vanguard of the Baby Boomers now past 70, this generation, weaned on jogging and then moving through yoga, Pilates and Zumba, continues to be...