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Safety & Security

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  • Security is undergoing a quiet evolution at all levels of sports, from youth to college to pro, with more sophisticated measures coming into play. Body-worn cameras, once known strictly as a tool in the police sector, are now increasingly considered a practical solution for private security, according to this analysis from an industry insider.

    Body-Worn Cameras Finding Favor in Sports Security Plans

    Article Oct 09, 2025 | By: Alan Ring

    Security is undergoing a quiet revolution at all levels of sports, from youth to college to pro, wit...

  • Girls and Women a Growing Market in Shooting Sports

    Girls and Women a Growing Market in Shooting Sports

    Article Oct 09, 2025 | By: Mary Helen Sprecher

    Shooting sports really want to capture lightning in a bottle the same way flag football and wrestlin...

  • Heartland Soccer Ready to Take the Field

    Heartland Soccer Ready to Take the Field

    News Oct 02, 2025

    Heartland Soccer Association, the largest youth soccer league and tournament host in the United...

  • Are “Runfluencers” A Bad Influence on the Sport?

    Are “Runfluencers” A Bad Influence on the Sport?

    Article Sep 25, 2025 | By: Michael Popke

    Social media influencers seem to be everywhere these days and that includes at sports events. But so...

  • Alcohol consumption has long been associated with sports, at least at the college and pro levels, and sales of beer, wine and mixed drinks are a dependable a revenue stream. But the recent news that Americans are drinking less, and the fact that non-drinkers want their own spaces, has encouraged many sports events and venues to hit the reset button.

    Sober Tailgating and Alcohol-Free Seating: Rethinking Drinking in Sports

    Article Sep 25, 2025 | By: Mary Helen Sprecher

    Alcohol consumption has long been associated with sports, at least at the college and pro levels, an...

  • After Facing Down Hurricane Helene in 2024, Sports Destinations Welcome Fall Tourism

    Fall Sports Destinations Storm Back After Helene, Welcoming Leaf Tourism

    Article Sep 25, 2025 | By: Mary Helen Sprecher

    Last year, Hurricane Helene rained on Asheville’s parade. Asheville, in addition to being a sports h...

  •  Cary Police Department to Host Annual Activity

    Cary Police Department to Host Annual Activity

    News Sep 24, 2025

    Attendees can connect with staff from the Cary Police and Fire departments, along with...

  • NCAA Releases 2025 March Madness Signify Data

    NCAA Releases 2025 March Madness Signify Data

    News Sep 15, 2025

    The NCAA has released the summary analysis from this year's DI men's and women's basketball study, which monitored public comments targeting the online profiles of student-athletes, coaches, officials...

  • Will Revamped Color Run Help Theme Races Recover the High Ground?

    Can Relaunched Color Run Help Theme Races Regain the High Ground?

    Article Sep 11, 2025 | By: Mary Helen Sprecher

    For a while, you couldn’t drive across town without coming across barricades for a themed race. The ...

  • From tennis to basketball to pickleball, one aspect of a sports facility can make a significant impact when it comes to the popularity of the event among players: Sports surfaces that are engineered to reduce the potential for injury, the possibility of heat exhaustion and the chance for impact to joints. Here is a rundown on the technology available.

    New Technology in Sports Surfaces: An Update on the Industry

    Article Sep 11, 2025 | By: Daniele Doerge

    From tennis to basketball to pickleball, one aspect of a sports facility can make a significant impa...

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