First-Ever Drone Racing and Technology Event to Take Place at State Fairgrounds’ Expo Center

November 16, 2018

The Exposition Center at the New York State Fairgrounds will host the Empire Drone Expo and Racing Competition, a first for Upstate New York. more >>

Wilmington Hammerheads Youth Soccer and N.C. Youth Soccer Association to Host NCYSA Carolina Strong Festival in Lieu of 2018 Beach Soccer Classic

November 15, 2018

In the aftermath of Hurricane Florence’s landfall nearly two months ago, local residents continue to be impacted in unexpected ways. more >>

DSTE Releases New Details of Event

November 15, 2018

New registration and information details, as well as scheduled events, have been released, regarding the Deep South Turf Expo in Biloxi. more >>

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Troon Announces Expansion, Corporate Move

November 12, 2018

To accommodate regional growth interests and opportunities, Troon® has expanded and opened a corporate office in Irvine, California. more >>

New Report Highlights Recreational Fishing’s Broad Economic and Conservation Impact

November 12, 2018

Based on numbers in the new 2018 Sportfishing in America: An Economic Force for Conservation, fishing as an industry is growing. more >>

“Protecting Students from Abuse” Online Course Available Through NFHS Learning Center

November 12, 2018

The National Federation of State High School Associations has developed an online education course, “Protecting Students from Abuse." more >>

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	Article \| November 14, 2018 With a Possible Separation from the USOC, What Happens to Sanctioning of Gymnastics Events? By: Michael Popke With a potential ouster of USA Gymnastics as the sport's governing body, what will happen to sanctioned events? And who will sanction them in the... More>>

	Article \| November 14, 2018 Northern California Fires Wreaking Havoc By: Mary Helen Sprecher In Northern California, a destructive and fast-moving wildfire is causing widespread fatalities and devastation. Sports events took a back seat as... More>>

	Article \| November 14, 2018 College Triathlon Closing in on NCAA Championship Status By: Mary Helen Sprecher Women’s triathlon continues its march toward NCAA championship sport status. Need proof? USA Triathlon’s most recent announcement shows Hampton... More>>

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	Case study \| September 14, 2018 Discover the Unexpected: El Paso By: Mary Helen Sprecher You may think you know El Paso. You may even have been to El Paso. But Brooke Underwood, director of convention development for Destination El Paso,... More>>

	Case study \| September 14, 2018 A Winning Game in Southern California By: Peter Francesconi When it comes to finding a destination to host sporting events, Irvine, California, needs to be at the top of the list. At the center of Orange... More>>

	Case study \| September 1, 2018 Southeastern Washington State’s Dry Region Provides Year-Round Athletic Opportunities By: Michael Popke When sports planners think of the Pacific Northwest, images of a dry desert region may not immediately come to mind. The Tri-Cities’ climate,... More>>

	Case study \| July 17, 2018 Conway, Arkansas: Sports at Its Heart By: Peter Francesconi More than 125 years ago, business leaders in Conway, Arkansas, wanted to grow the local economy, so they created a strategy to attract institutions... More>>

	Article \| November 14, 2018 With a Possible Separation from the USOC, What Happens to Sanctioning of Gymnastics Events? By: Michael Popke With a potential ouster of USA Gymnastics as the sport's governing body, what will happen to sanctioned events? And who will sanction them in the... More>>

	Article \| November 14, 2018 Northern California Fires Wreaking Havoc By: Mary Helen Sprecher In Northern California, a destructive and fast-moving wildfire is causing widespread fatalities and devastation. Sports events took a back seat as... More>>

	Article \| November 14, 2018 College Triathlon Closing in on NCAA Championship Status By: Mary Helen Sprecher Women’s triathlon continues its march toward NCAA championship sport status. Need proof? USA Triathlon’s most recent announcement shows Hampton... More>>

	Article \| November 14, 2018 Concussion Report: Pop Warner’s Program, a New Book and a Huge Lawsuit By: Michael Popke What is the latest news, and what studies, developments and initiatives are intended to prevent (or at least lower the risk of) concussions in sports... More>>