Competitive archery hits the mark
March 20, 2023
Archery is among the oldest disciplines known to man. Archeological and historical records attest to its use in hunting, warfare, and competition.
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Footgolf’s conquest of America
February 17, 2023
It is a rarity to have the opportunity to introduce a new sport to the U.S., and even rarer to see players and facility owners alike pick it up with open arms.
The gloves come off on boxing’s future
February 14, 2023
Up until about 20 years ago, boxing was the undisputed king of “combat” sports in the U.S.
One for the dogs: Why the sport of dog agility is gaining ground
February 14, 2023
The sport of dog agility may be relatively new in the United States, but it offers all the excitement expected in a competitive sport.
Cross County utilizing opportunity and natural venues for growth
January 19, 2023
Cross country has risen in popularity within the last few years due to its uniqueness when it comes to scoring, terrain, and opportunity.
Track and field are still dominating the field
January 17, 2023
Track and field is a sport that Americans have long dominated. While participation rates dropped slightly, all indications show the sport getting its wind back.
Youth Softball Stealing The Future
November 10, 2022
A few years ago, softball was rarely televised. Flash forward to the present, and the Women’s College World Series is now one of the most watched sporting events of the year nationwide. But how did it happen that fast?
Hitting the Cycle with Youth, Amateur, and Professional Leagues
October 15, 2022
If you go to a travel baseball game in 2022, chances are you will run into a player or a team who has trained at an exclusive baseball academy.
Open Water Swimming: Beautifully Dangerous
July 28, 2022
While open water swimming is a beautiful sport that takes the utmost athleticism and determination to conquer, it is no secret that open water swimming has more potential dangers than regulation pool swimming. However, with planners working together to form well thought out contingency plans, routes, and safety measures, open water swimming can go off without a hitch.
Brain Games Expanding Planner Agendas
July 5, 2022
Brain games geared towards middle and high schoolers are changing the sports world as we know it. As a result, planners are now attempting to add these games to their rosters annually. But what is a brain game, and how do you plan one? Our editor, Summer Abston, dove into the world of brain games for our most recent issue to seek out the answers to these questions and more.
