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ARTICLE Jul 04, 2022
Could Learn-to-Swim Laws Go Nationwide? How Could They Affect Events?
When Florida passed the “Every Child a Swimmer Law” in 2021, it was long overdue, considering the Sunshine State leads the U.S. in childhood drownings. Louisiana just passed its own law as well. USA S...

ARTICLE Jun 21, 2022
Inside Events: Ripken Baseball
Ripken Baseball’s goal is to provide amateur players with an experience similar to those of big league athletes, and to create memories that encourage them to continue to enjoy and play the game. This...

ARTICLE Jun 19, 2022
Great News for Tournaments: No More COVID Testing to Get into the USA
When the USA dropped its mandate on COVID tests for passengers on international flights coming into the country, there was a sigh of relief that, well, okay, wasn’t heard around the world, but it was ...

ARTICLE Jun 17, 2022
Field of Dreams Expansion Now Could Include Permanent $50M Stadium
Hot on the heels of the announcement of an $80 million expansion at the Field of Dreams movie site comes another potential game-changer for the small east-central Iowa city of Dyersville. A new nonpro...

ARTICLE Jun 17, 2022
Who Made It, Who Didn’t – and Why? World Cup 2026
The sweet 16 for FIFA’s 2026 World Cup is set but for some cities, it’s a bitter pill. The big reveal of the host destinations came last week. Watch parties and live updates on social media were the o...

ARTICLE May 24, 2022
Frontrunners, Dark Horses and Spoilers in the FIFA World Cup Hosting Question
It’s no secret by now that FIFA will be making its announcement about the host cities for the 2026 World Cup in mid-June. In the meantime, two things are running rampant: speculation and the spin cycl...

ARTICLE May 18, 2022
With World Cup Rugby Still a Decade Away, What Will Change?
The news earlier this month that the U.S. will host the Rugby World Cup in 2031 and 2033 has resulted in a flurry of activity – everything from cities announcing they would be bidding on hosting to di...

ARTICLE May 12, 2022
Hybrid Events in Sports and Recreation
The COVID-19 pandemic has profoundly changed how we participate in and enjoy sports. As games, leagues, tournaments, group workouts, and nearly every public activity imaginable came to a halt, a new t...

ARTICLE May 12, 2022
Outstanding in Their Fields
Pro baseball may have recently taken the field (after avoiding a shutdown) but amateur play has been running for months, and is showing no sign of even marginally slowing down. For those looking to fi...

ARTICLE May 12, 2022
The Reel Deal
Fishing continues to surge in the U.S. Its growth at all levels is being driven by the enormous attention tournament fishing is getting, both in person, on TV and online. Add to that some big payouts ...
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