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May/June 2026 Issue Preview
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Sports have evolved quite a bit since the ancient Greeks wrestled, raced and risked it all for a laurel wreath. The original organizers of those Olympics could never have foreseen things like sponsorship or stay-to-play policies, nor could they have imagined the technology that would go into the design and construction of sports facilities in centuries to come. This issue of the magazine studies not just the facilities that host sports but the issues that drive the industry’s continued evolution.
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Featured Destination
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Orlando, in addition to being the most visited destination in the USA, is home to the award-winning Orange County Convention Center (OCCC), which boasts a total of 7 million square feet, hosts a wide variety of sporting events and also is gaining recognition for its extensive space, state-of-the-art amenities, commitment to safety and dedication to excellence.
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Featured Articles
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Outstanding in Their Fields
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Pro baseball may have recently taken the field (after avoiding a shutdown) but amateur play has been running for months, and is showing no sign of even marginally slowing down. For those looking to find a home for their youth, high school, collegiate or adult baseball event, these areas, on both coasts and everything in between, have a lot to offer.
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The Reel Deal
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Fishing continues to surge in the U.S. Its growth at all levels is being driven by the enormous attention tournament fishing is getting, both in person, on TV and online. Add to that some big payouts for top-performing anglers – and plenty of novices ready to visit the destinations they have seen in the spotlight – and you have the perfect hook.
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Picking Up the Pace
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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 centerpiece. Propelled by advances in technology and refreshed by new, young athletes, they continue to grow. Here are some cities with great facilities.
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Hybrid Events in Sports and Recreation
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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 type of event emerged: hybrid sports events that allowed for in-person and online participation. Here are some examples of how it can be applied.
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