 | Article | March 22, 2020
Will Outdoor Activities Surge During the Pandemic? Social distancing and self-quarantine have become the buzzwords to live by but they haven’t killed outdoor recreation. In fact, it’s possible... More>> |
 | Article | March 16, 2020
Despite Delays, Titanic Explorations Expected to Set Sail in 2021 Well, it wasn’t the coronavirus that blew the Titanic explorations out of the water. It was just plain old wear and tear on the sub. But either... More>> |
 | Article | March 13, 2020
Novel Ways of Competing in the Face of a Novel Virus Coronavirus is the biggest bracket-buster, the most unexpected spoiler and the most formidable opponent sports has faced in our lifetime. Cities are... More>> |
 | Article | March 11, 2020
Without March Madness and Other NCAA Championships, Cities in Free Fall With March Madness (and every other championship NCAA had planned this season) cancelled, cities who signed contracts and blocked hotel rooms are in... More>> |
 | Article | March 10, 2020
More States Sanctioning Bass Fishing as a High School Sport Somewhere between Super Tuesday and the COVID lockdowns, something was quietly happening in the Southeast that would be a bellwether for high school... More>> |
 | Article | March 9, 2020
Small Town Ice Fishing Festival Gets Too Big to Succeed Can a sports event be too successful? Can that success lead to its own demise? Apparently so, according to organizers of the International Eelpout... More>> |
 | Article | March 6, 2020
Mountain Home for Sports With its soaring peaks, desert lands and rolling plains, the mountain region features the most diverse geography of any area in the U.S. Sports event... More>> |
 | Article | February 28, 2020
Inside Events: King Kat Tournament Trail Bass aren’t the only fish in the competitive circuit sea. With a nationwide tour and an impressive range of economic impact, the King Kat... More>> |
 | Article | February 10, 2020
What's Driving the Bidding Wars for NCAA Championships? After months of lead-up and plenty of fanfare, the NCAA closed out its bid submission cycle for hosting of championships in the 2022-2023 and 2025-26... More>> |
 | Article | January 18, 2020
Sports Tourism Helping Puerto Rico Weather Physical, Economic Aftershocks We’ve already seen sports tourism as a key to helping Puerto Rico come back from disaster, including crippling debt in 2015 and Hurricane Maria in... More>> |
