Three rivers flow through Columbia, South Carolina, helping the city earn its status among the top 10 paddlesports destinations in the country. One of those rivers — the 150-mile Broad River that runs...
When people think of Ann Arbor, Michigan, the first thing that probably comes to mind is Michigan Stadium, “The Big House” on the University of Michigan campus. The 107,601-seat stadium, the largest i...
If you bring a soccer, basketball, softball or volleyball tournament to Sioux Falls, South Dakota, your event won’t just be something to fill a venue. Bordering Iowa and Minnesota, Sioux Falls is cons...
Lincoln, Nebraska, is no stranger to growth, and with its newest venue, the Speedway Village Sports Complex, it’s once again making people take another look. Lincoln’s also a roller sports Mecca and t...
Great sports tourism is all about a great experience. And for tournaments and events, it’s hard to beat the experience of playing in Lewisville, Texas. This suburb of Dallas/Fort Worth is one of the f...
Oklahoma City is a capital destination for sports and as such, it has made some capital improvements to increase its already excellent athletic infrastructure. Softball, wrestling and paddle sports pl...
Let’s make one thing perfectly clear. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, isn’t built on sand. Don’t get us wrong: 60 miles of beach is a huge asset for any destination. But it’s the local communities on an...
With topography as varied as the U.S. itself, Maryland is primed and ready to host any event. From mountain biking and whitewater kayaking in Western Maryland, to marlin fishing in Ocean City, to socc...
A year has passed since the Confederate flag came down and the NCAA ended its rule against championship sites in South Carolina. That opened the doors for Greenville to bid on NCAA, SEC and ACC champi...
Greensboro, North Carolina, is the chosen home of a vast array of sports events, from established high-profile events like Division I Men’s Basketball NCAA championships to new events like the inaugur...