May 22, 2026
SportsEvents’ Top 10 Ultimate Soccer and Lacrosse Venues roundup recognizes the facilities across the U.S. that excel in hosting high-quality, large-scale competitions, as nominated and voted on by our readers. This year’s list highlights destinations that continue to elevate the standard for soccer and lacrosse events at every level.
April 12, 2026
Together, organizers say esports events can be successful if planners understand both the technical requirements and the community aspect that drives participation. Here are seven tips for organizing a successful youth esports tournament.
April 8, 2026
Growing participation, high-energy events, and strong partnerships with destinations are helping competitive cheer and dance become a powerful force in sports tourism.
April 8, 2026
At a time when sponsorship decks are growing longer, and sponsor expectations are more complex, one Texas event offers a reminder that innovation doesn’t always require massive scale—it requires clarity of purpose.
March 28, 2026
Temporary sports structures—from inflatable domes to fully built 34,000-seat stadiums—are increasingly giving planners new options for hosting competitions at every level. Designed to be constructed, used, and then dismantled, these facilities are redefining what a sports venue can look like.
March 26, 2026
In small and mid-sized cities, youth and amateur sports events don’t get lost in the shuffle—they often take the spotlight
March 25, 2026
Why security protocols are no longer optional for tournaments of any size—and what organizers need to know now
March 24, 2026
Here are eight practical lessons from two leaders working on different sides of youth basketball that planners in any sport can apply.
March 23, 2026
Behind the scenes, organizers and club leaders say the sport’s growth has forced rapid evolution in how tournaments are designed and managed, turning field hockey weekends into complex, high-volume events. If you’re a planner who wants to get in on the action, here’s what you need to know.
February 24, 2026
While there is no shortage of symbols associated with the Olympic Games, likely none captures the spirit of peaceful competition more than the Olympic flame.
