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...
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 ...
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...
With sports tourism a renowned catalyst for the economic growth of cities, savvy destinations and events are working together to create offerings that boost the impact of tournaments when they come to...
Despite earlier recruitment efforts, the dry spell of lifeguards is expected to stretch into yet another summer. At least one-third of all public pools in the United States are at risk of reducing hou...
With the April trial of USC Water Polo coach Jovan Vavic, the long-running saga of the college sports admissions scandal (dubbed “Operation Varsity Blues” by the United States Justice Department) has ...
Could Friday Night Lights be replaced by Saturday morning bowling? Sunday afternoon bass fishing? Schools are being encouraged to offer more options for youth and that could lead to expanded opportuni...
It’s no secret the NFL wants to expand the reach of football internationally. And it believes the avenue to get it all the way to the Olympics lies in flag football. So far, it has made a good start: ...
Green is the new…well, green – as in eco-friendly. And with Earth Day less than two weeks away, it’s obvious the sports industry is getting into the spirit with cleanups and other activities. Can’t ge...
Here’s an opportunity swimming venues can dive into. The World’s Largest Swimming Lesson, a Guinness World Record-setting event, returns on June 23. All facilities have to do is tie a free 30-minute s...
