 | Article | December 28, 2015
The New Frontiers Are Here Star Trek fans will recognize space as “ the final frontier.” But in the sports industry, the new frontiers are more earthbound and often much... More>> |
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USA Cycling NRC, NCC to Combine in '16 USA Cycling says the National Racing and Criteriumn Calendars will be a single calendar of professional road events in 2016. More>> |
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U.S. Army All-American Bowl Selection Tour Crossing the Country U.S. Army All-American Bowl Selection Tour teams are traveling to announce players and band members for the 2016 All-American Bowl. More>> |
 | Article | November 6, 2015
2015 Champions of Economic Impact in Sports Tourism In this issue, we introduce our awards program, Champions of Economic Impact in Sports Tourism, with examples of quantifiable success stories... More>> |
 | Article | August 26, 2015
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| Article | June 17, 2015
2026 World Cup Decision-Making Put on Hold The winner of the 2026 FIFA World Cup site selection process wasn’t expected to be announced until 2017. Now, it might take even longer – not... More>> | |
 | News | June 9, 2015
2015-2016 Professional Cyclo-Cross Calendar Features 45 races in 25 cities USA Cycling's 2015-2016 Professional Cyclo-cross Calendar (Pro CX)is comprised of 45 races in 25 cities, from Sept. 5 to Jan. 2. More>> |
 | News | June 3, 2015
Football Title Game Among 15 NJCAA Championship Events Up for Bid The national governing body of two-year college athletics, the NJCAA, announced a search for bids for 15 national championship events. More>> |
 | News | June 3, 2015
Industry Groups Announce National Running Day National Running Day, a coast-to-coast celebration to promote running as a healthy and accessible form of exercise, is today. More>> |
| Article | June 3, 2015
Could FIFA Scandal Bring the World Cup to the USA Sooner? The sports event planning industry awoke last week to watch the rest of the world learn what it had suspected all along: the FIFA process for... More>> | |
