Four pieces of great news came to the Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) sport sector last week – three on the same day alone. And while the sports they represent couldn’t be more dif...
After a delay necessitated by the pandemic, the National Senior Games will return this month, making Greater Fort Lauderdale their home from May 10-22. And it’s obvious in every way that seniors are d...
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...
A lot has changed since the ancient Greeks embarked on competitions that centuries later, would become our modern Olympics. But one thing hasn’t changed: track and field events are still the centerpie...
While 2021 saw a welcome return to racing, 2022 brings further momentum in the growth of the sport of triathlon across the U.S. In addition to investing in race opportunities and access for youth athl...
The Interscholastic Equestrian Association supports three disciplines: Hunt Seat, Western, and Dressage, for riders ages 9 to 19. No rider needs to own a horse because competition horses are provided ...
The Mid-Atlantic region is a melting pot of large cities, rich history, diverse cultures, bustling seaside boardwalks, rolling countryside and unspoiled wilderness. Whether you are traveling for sport...
Those who thought cycling was going to replace horseback riding as part of modern pentathlon – well, that ship has sailed. And so have the ships of pillow fighting, drone racing and inline skating. Th...
Bad news came for users of a municipal golf course in Louisville, who found out their nine-hole facility could be eliminated and turned into “diverse and active parkland” under a local conservancy’s p...
It might not be the dictionary definition of irony but it’s close. The Global Association of International Sports Federations (GAISF), set to be dissolved this year, held a ceremony noting that Saudi ...
