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Beyond Monumental Announces Changes to Marathon Line-Up

October 29, 2020

Beyond Monumental has a new registration category for its 2020 signature event, the CNO Financial Indianapolis Monumental Marathon. more >>

Fort Wayne to Host the Division III Men's Basketball Final Four

October 15, 2020

Fort Wayne's Manchester University will continue to serve as the host institution of the NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Final Four. more >>

Indiana University League Opens Course for Play

October 14, 2020

The Pfau course, a new layout at Indiana University designed by Steve Smyers, has opened for play. more >>

Beyond Monumental Announces Updates to Indianapolis Marathon

October 9, 2020

Beyond Monumental converted its flagship CNO Financial Indianapolis Monumental Marathon, Half Marathon and 5K to a virtual race. more >>

USA Swimming Announces Sites for 2020 Toyota US Open

October 8, 2020

USA Swimming has confirmed the nine selected host sites for the 2020 Toyota US Open event, which runs from November 12-14, 2020. more >>

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B.A.S.S. Names Top Student Athletes To 2020 Bassmaster High School All-State Fishing Team

April 27, 2020

Outstanding high school anglers from across the country have been named to the 2020 Bassmaster High School All-State Fishing Team. more >>

Sports Destination Management Announces the 2019 Champions of Economic Impact in Sports Tourism

November 4, 2019

Sports Destination Management proudly introduces the 2019 Champions of Economic Impact in Sports Tourism. more >>

Stan Wilcox Named EVP of Regulatory Affairs for NCAA

October 1, 2018

Stan Wilcox, VP and director of athletics at Florida State, has been selected as NCAA executive vice president of regulatory affairs. more >>

500 Festival Receives 2018 International Place Marketing Award

August 27, 2018

The 500 Festival, celebrating the spirit and legacy of the Indianapolis 500®, is one of seven laureates at the 2018 Place Marketing Forum. more >>

Turnstone Center Designated as Official Paralympic Training Site by USOC

August 13, 2018

The USOC and Turnstone Center for Children & Adults with Disabilities have designated the agency its seventh U.S. Paralympic Training Site. more >>

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	Article \| October 23, 2020 Surprising Choices, Returns to Old Favorites for NCAA Championships By: Mary Helen Sprecher One of the most eagerly looked-forward-to site selection announcements of 2020 came down recently, and there’s a lot to be learned from it. With a... More>>

	Article \| October 11, 2020 Death from Brain-Eating Amoeba a Tragic Reminder of Risks in Outdoor Facilities By: Mary Helen Sprecher While many health concerns, from concussions to cardiac issues, have been overshadowed lately, a recent tragic development is serving as a reminder... More>>

	Article \| August 16, 2020 Inside Events: United States Twirling Association By: Mary Helen Sprecher Those who remember seeing baton twirling in parades or on football fields already know the sport combines the athleticism of rhythmic gymnastics with... More>>

	Article \| August 15, 2020 Flying High in Participation, Cornhole One of the First Travel Sports to Rebound By: Michael Popke The American Cornhole Association calls it “America’s favorite tailgate party game,” the American Cornhole League has its eyes on the Olympics,... More>>

	Article \| July 16, 2020 Game On for Youth Sports as Summer Tournaments Begin By: Mary Helen Sprecher, Michael Popke The youth sports scene doesn’t just have signs of life, it has some great case studies of success. You just need to know where to look. Across... More>>

	Article \| July 7, 2020 Tournaments are ON – Here’s Where They’re Flourishing By: Mary Helen Sprecher It started out as a tough week, even for optimists. IRONMAN cancelled its Muncie, Indiana event. COVID-19 kicked enough sand in the face of the North... More>>

	Article \| July 1, 2020 Can College Club Programs Help Boost the Sports Economy? By: Mary Helen Sprecher First came the news that a few colleges here and there were dropping sports programs because of COVID-19-related shortfalls. Then a few became dozens... More>>

	Article \| April 28, 2020 Virtual Tryouts Allowing Teams to Gather Athletes for Next Season By: Mary Helen Sprecher Rah-rah for COVID-19? That’s a no-no. But cheer squads in the NFL, whose auditions were halted by the virus, have been instituting virtual tryouts,... More>>

	Article \| March 11, 2020 Inside Events: North American Flyball Association By: Mary Helen Sprecher Forget about perfectly groomed dogs prancing in a circle in pursuit of a big silver cup. Forget about fetch, too. Flyball, a lightning-fast dog... More>>

	Article \| March 11, 2020 Without March Madness and Other NCAA Championships, Cities in Free Fall By: Mary Helen Sprecher With March Madness (and every other championship NCAA had planned this season) cancelled, cities who signed contracts and blocked hotel rooms are in... More>>

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Case study | November 14, 2013
Hamilton, Indiana: A Grand Slam for Hamilton County

By: Peter Francesconi

When it comes to creating a sports destination in grand style, Hamilton County, Indiana clearly is hitting a grand slam. More>>