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| We’re exploring how 3×3 basketball is turning small towns into big winners, spotlighting quirky college sports traditions, and giving you a peek at Ripken Baseball’s first-ever 12U national showdown. Plus, don’t miss the Halloween soccer tourney, where a real-life Ted Lasso runs the sidelines, and a cycling championship that brought in millions and gave back to local trails. |
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| Hoop Dreams: How three-on-three tournaments are sparking big wins for small communities |
| The fast-paced, high-energy action of 3×3 basketball is taking the sport back to its streetball roots—half-court, one hoop, and nonstop sports entertainment. See how these tournaments are economic and cultural wins for smaller cities looking to revitalize underused spaces and attract foot traffic. |
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| The most fascinating college sports traditions |
| College sports are filled with unique traditions that unite fans and teams, creating unforgettable game-day moments. These rituals showcase the spirit and pride of each university. We rounded up some of the most interesting college sports traditions that continue to energize players and fans alike. |
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| Ripken Baseball launches first-ever 12U National Championship Tournament |
| The tournament is designed to deliver what organizers are calling an “unmatched” experience for athletes and their families. Alongside top-tier facilities and competition, the event will also feature national media exposure. See what’s in store for the first-ever national championship tournament. |
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| Halloween-themed youth soccer tournament returns to Golden Goal Sports Park |
| Tournament director Todd Cook, who dresses up as “Ted Lasso” from the hit TV show to referee matches, says the event balances high-level youth soccer with entertainment. “It’s the youth soccer equivalent of the Savannah Bananas or Harlem Globetrotters—competitive, but filled with laughter, creativity, and unforgettable moments,” Cook says. Find out what participants and attendees can look forward to! |
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| USA Cycling Mountain Bike Championships generate $2.6M economic impact in Virginia’s Blue Ridge |
| The 2025 USA Cycling Endurance Mountain Bike Nationals rolled into Virginia’s Blue Ridge and left behind $2.6 million in visitor spending, 15,000 hyped spectators, and trails buzzing with energy. With over 2,300 race entries and packed hotels and rentals, Roanoke proved it’s more than ready for the big leagues. Best part? The event raised $22K to keep our trails epic—talk about a win-win! |
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