Our annual awards program, Champions of Economic Impact in Sports Tourism, is exceeding its pre-pandemic numbers. This year alone, the economic impact of all award winners was more than $2.42 billion,...
An unseasonably early spike in respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), particularly among young children, is concerning pediatricians. It also comes at a bad time. Travel sports are hitting their stride, a...
Not much is inflation-proof these days, including youth sports. Almost six in 10 parents say youth sports is causing financial strain on their family. More than 10 percent expect to take on new debt a...
Artistic swimming (you might remember it by its former name of synchronized swimming) is an Olympic sport. USA Artistic Swimming is seeking homes for a number of its events from the 2023-2025 period, ...
The National Association of Collegiate Esports (NACE) is the largest association of varsity college esports in North America. It oversees operations and competition for NACE Starleague, North America’...
As the pandemic continues to ease, equestrian and rodeo athletes are eagerly getting back on their mounts, which is great news for destinations that host an ever-broadening array of horse-centric even...
Artistic swimming (formerly known as synchronized swimming) made a splash in the aquatics world this month with the announcement that men and women might both compete in the Paris 2024 Summer Games. T...
World ParaVolley has the stated goal of delivering the highest quality volleyball programs and competitions for athletes with mobility challenges. The organization offers events in multiple discipline...
The next World Beach Games aren’t until 2023 but already, a past member of its governing body is calling for the event to be dropped, saying it is a waste of time and money. He may be right; the Games...
For the first time since 2019, the NFHS has released a sports participation survey. And the results, arriving in the wake of two years of pandemic-induced chaos, have some great news in store. Yes, th...
J.B. (Jo) Mirza Becomes 49th President of the Oldest and Largest Amateur Sports Organization in the United States; Leads New AAU National Officer Group
