The NCAA will be accepting bids for championships across a range of sports (seriously, a very wide range: alphabetically, it goes from baseball to wrestling) for the school years 2026-2027, 2027-2028,...
The National Federation of State High School Associations writes the rules of competition for most high school sports and activities in the United States. It also compiles participation statistics, pr...
Recently, the Chicago-based National Brotherhood of Skiers celebrated 50 years of bolstering the sport among Blacks. NBS was formed with its initial goal of helping support a black skier on the U.S. S...
The pandemic didn’t change everything. Take pickleball, for example. The fun activity with the funny name remains the fastest-growing sport in the U.S., according to the Topline Participation Report f...
The IOC has delayed announcing the host city of the 2030 Winter Olympics, citing climate change. They’re even (gasp!) talking about having a rotating pool of host cities for the Games, an idea that ha...
While cold-weather destinations are a hotbed for winter sports, plenty of cities in sunny areas are warming to sports like ice hockey, figure skating and even curling. But wherever you go across the U...
There’s nothing to give an established event renewed interest like a new site. Moving to a fresh location can bring in new athletes and heighten the public profile of events. If you’ve been hunting fo...
The Northeast, home of the 13 original American colonies, is where sports begins, too. From the traditional (baseball, football, softball) to the frozen (hockey and ice skating) to the waterbound (swi...
Winter sports event owners and rights holders, take note. Across the USA, ski resorts have invested hundreds of millions of dollars into building and upgrading chairlifts and gondolas. The consumer-dr...
Each year, Maine’s Sunday River Resort hosts a special “Santa Sunday” to kick off the festive season (and benefit a great cause). The event draws hundreds of skiers and snowboarders, all dressed as, y...
The Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce and Convention and Visitors Bureau have various indicators showing a continued momentum for travel to the Grand Strand in 2023.
