SDM is opening nominations for its awards program, Champions of Economic Impact in Sports Tourism, to recognize events held over the past year that have helped our industry continue to be the nearly $...
In an attempt to increase youth basketball opportunities across socio-economic, racial and gender lines, the National Basketball Association and the Women’s National Basketball Association have launch...
When Florida passed the “Every Child a Swimmer Law” in 2021, it was long overdue, considering the Sunshine State leads the U.S. in childhood drownings. Louisiana just passed its own law as well. USA S...
Ripken Baseball’s goal is to provide amateur players with an experience similar to those of big league athletes, and to create memories that encourage them to continue to enjoy and play the game. This...
The news earlier this month that the U.S. will host the Rugby World Cup in 2031 and 2033 has resulted in a flurry of activity – everything from cities announcing they would be bidding on hosting to di...
Ready to dive back into the hosting pool? Here’s a slew of great opportunities. The NAIA is taking bids on six national championship events in football, men's soccer, competitive cheer & dance, men's ...
Get ready, get set, get your BID on. USA Track & Field has put forth the RFP for the 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials-Marathon. Cities interested in hosting can find all the information they need in this...
A North Carolina hiker who ignored warnings about an oncoming winter storm and set out on the 30-mile Art Loeb Trail in Pisgah National Forest, and who then had to be rescued, frustrated authorities. ...
London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, already hosting two NFL games a season, has an even bigger goal in mind: being the site of a Super Bowl. Hosting rights for the big game in 2026 are still up for gr...
When Baltimore’s Pitch and Putt Golf Club unveiled a monument, it wasn’t to an historic course (though Carroll Park is certainly venerable in its own right). It commemorated the fact that the course w...
SDM is opening nominations for its awards program, Champions of Economic Impact in Sports Tourism, to recognize events held over the past year that ha...
After leading the organization on a growth trajectory for 12 years, Louisville Sports Commission (LSC) President and CEO Karl F. Schmitt Jr. will retire in February 2023 when he turns 70.
