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BMX Racing Finds a New Generation of Riders

The six-year-old version of Alise Willoughby, who started racing BMX in Minnesota 27 years ago, couldn’t have imagined how, at 33, she would be a senior member of the US BMX team at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

MAKING WAVES

Combining the intensity of basketball, the strategy of soccer, and the endurance of swimming, water polo offers a unique and challenging competitive experience, attracting an ever-growing number of athletes and fans.

SOARING TO THE TOP WITH TRAMPOLINING

Trampolining an exhilarating and dynamic sport, has captivated audiences and athletes alike with its combination of acrobatics, precision, and athleticism. From recreational backyard fun to highly competitive Olympic events, trampolining offers a unique blend of physical fitness, entertainment, and artistic expression. Here is a closer look into the …

Managing hotel costs for travel sports teams

Being on a travel sports team can be a great experience for children—it gives them the chance to improve skills, build friendships, create memories around shared interests, and spend time with family experiencing new cities and sports facilities.

Managing hotel costs for travel sports teams

Being on a travel sports team can be a great experience for children—it gives them the chance to improve skills, build friendships, create memories around shared interests, and spend time with family experiencing new cities and sports facilities.

Explore some of America’s Hot New Sports Facilities

Sports event planners always look for top-quality facilities for their games, and many destinations throughout the United States have either recently opened the doors to a new facility or will shortly. We reached out to some of these destinations, from Georgia to Kentucky and beyond, to learn what their new locations have to offer.

Kayaking and canoeing offers a range of competitive races

About 38 million people in the U.S. participate in paddle sports each year, making it a prime choice for competitions. About 13.6 million of those are recreational kayakers, while canoeing draws 9.5 million; standup paddle boarding has 3.8 million participants; and sea and whitewater kayaking account for 5.3 million, according to the Outdoor Industry Association.