Hard on the heels of studies that showed youth soccer participants showed low (or no) cases of COVID from play, reports out of Wisconsin are suggesting the state's high school sports have not caused an increase in COVID-19 infections among student athletes. Learn about the preventive steps that were (and are still) taken that led up to these results.

Perfect Game, which produces more than 1,200 baseball events annually, is seeking destinations to host events and permanent destinations where it can transform a community into a nationally known destination for the best players in America to be showcased for Major League Baseball, collegiate and other recruiters. Want to be considered? Find out how.

Once, being called a disruptor wasn't a compliment. These days, it's a sign of ingenuity and of the ability to move outside the expected paradigm. And that's right where Halo LAX belongs. With a focus on showcase events for potential Division III players and an innovative 6onLAX competition format for youth, Halo LAX is shaking up the industry.

When the NCAA announced it would postpone fall championships to spring 2021, it left questions for the event industry. Chief among those was, of course, where championships would be held. And it's a complex question, given the current climate and the challenges of hosting large events. But NCAA says it expects to make an announcement in late November.

Since the advent of COVID-19, there has been an uptick in virtual events, from meetings to sports. While in the past, there has been an emphasis on the legal intricacies of setting up physical events, most people believe virtual events have fewer guidelines. This, however, is untrue. Read on for some insights from industry expert Ben Gonzalez.

When Susan G. Komen closed its offices nationwide in order to centralize its operations, it was a devastating blow to thousands of employees. But what sports commissions and CVBs started asking was even more specific: Would the Race for the Cure go away as well? Fear not: Komen officials say the live events will be back - once it's safe.