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Warrior Soccer Announces Tournaments

November 8, 2021

Warrior Soccer hosts tournaments throughout the season and has announced some new destinations. more >>

2021 Americas Triathlon Championships St. George Coming to Hurricane, Utah

October 28, 2021

The 2021 Americas Triathlon Championships St. George are on Oct. 30 and 31, in conjunction with Super Sprint Weekend in Hurricane, Utah. more >>

Warrior Soccer Debuts Spook-Tacular Fall

October 19, 2021

The Warrior Soccer Tour pulls back the curtain on a spook-tacular fall with events in October, November and December - and even beyond. more >>

Outerbike Announces Triumphant Return

October 11, 2021

New events, as well as new locations, are planned for the year ahead, as well as in years to come. more >>

St. George, Utah Announced as Site of Multiple IRONMAN Awards

September 27, 2021

IRONMAN has announced that the city of St. George, Utah will host on May 7, 2022 and again in 2024. more >>

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Visit Salt Lake Announces Rebrand, New Focus

September 20, 2021

Visit Salt Lake (VSL), in partnership with Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson, launched a new brand that will serve all of Salt Lake. more >>

Troon Announces Venues Honored with Golfweek Article

March 22, 2021

52 Troon-affiliated courses have been named to Golfweek’s “Ultimate Guide of Best Courses” for 2021. more >>

Troon Announces Courses Winning International Honors

March 8, 2021

Troon® announced 49 of its brand-affiliated courses were named to Golfweek’s list of “Ultimate Guide of Best Courses” for 2021. more >>

USA Triathlon Announces Partnership with InterMountain Healthcare

October 5, 2020

USA Triathlon has partnered with Intermountain Healthcare in Park City, Utah, for sports performance and sports medicine services. more >>

Sports Turf Managers Association Announces 2019 ‘Field of the Year’ Winners

December 2, 2019

The STMA announces the 2019 Field of the Year winners, including professional facilities, college and university and schools and parks. more >>

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	Article \| November 7, 2021 Up for Bid: Beach Volleyball World Championships in 2023, 2025 and 2027 By: Mary Helen Sprecher The beach is calling. Are you ready to answer? The FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships (2023, 2025, 2027) are up for bid and those interested... More>>

	Article \| November 1, 2021 Flag Football: The Next Big Growth Sector By: Garland Cooper One of the fastest-rising sports of our time is flag football. The NAIA has established it as an Emerging Sport for Women and has partnered with the... More>>

	Article \| February 26, 2021 Mountain Highs By: Cindy Cantrell The country’s mountainous region offers world-class terrain is ideal for skiing, climbing, trail running, mountain biking and more – as long as... More>>

	Article \| November 7, 2020 Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell? Parents Push to Hide COVID Test Results and Keep Sports Going By: Mary Helen Sprecher While some youth sports parents are protesting fall season postponements by waving signs reading, “Fear is the REAL Virus,” others are taking a... More>>

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 \| July 16, 2020 Game On for Youth Sports as Summer Tournaments Begin By: Michael Popke, Mary Helen Sprecher 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 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 \| May 19, 2020 AAU Walks Back Promise to Host June Youth Volleyball Tournament By: Michael Popke, Mary Helen Sprecher Did the AAU jump the gun in announcing its junior volleyball championship would go on as scheduled? It appears someone thought so. While one... More>>

Article \| May 13, 2020 Late Summer/Early Fall Being Targeted as Restart Date By: Michael Popke Is late summer when the industry will hit the restart button? While it’s impossible to say exactly when COVID-19 will cease to be a threat (and... More>>

Article \| April 29, 2020 Sources: "Assault on Hometown Baseball" a Done Deal By: Mary Helen Sprecher Last year, the country learned of what became known as “the assault on hometown baseball,” or MLB’s proposal to cut 40 teams from the minors.... More>>

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Case study | February 2, 2018
True Grit

By: Michael Popke

Locals of Ogden, Utah, boast of the city's "grit," embracing its heritage and history. These days, though, it's also a center for sports. More>>