A Glimpse Into Our State of the Industry Report
February 23, 2021
What are some of the interesting findings from this year's State of the Industry Report for sports? Get a glimpse before the full report is released next month.
Tag Archives: youth
Future Legends Complex Selects Levy to Serve Visitors at 118-Acre Complex
December 15, 2020
Future Legends Complex announced a partnership with Levy to craft a food, beverage and hospitality experience for visitors of the new 118-acre complex, now under construction and set to open in spring 2022.
Lemon Street Classic Showcases High School Basketball Talent, Honors Black History
December 15, 2020
Cobb County, Ga. – The Lemon Street Classic Presented by Superior Plumbing will host its inaugural tournament on December 19, 21, and 22.
GoDog Sports Launches Live Streaming Service for Youth Sports Leagues
May 26, 2020
GoDog Sports, a live streaming service provider for youth sports leagues, schools, tournaments and private sports complexes, announced the availability of GoDog GameStream in the U.S.
“GoDog GameStream allows family members to enjoy games as if they were in the stands and enhances team safety by enabling social distancing and …
DMV Soccer Organizations Unite in Response to the COVID-19
April 2, 2020
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, area soccer clubs and organizations have joined to form DMV UNITED. The group consists of clubs large and small that provide soccer programming, coaching, recreational leagues and travel programs for the area’s youth. Just as professional leagues have currently suspended play, the pandemic is …
TrackTown Youth League Update
March 25, 2020
PORTLAND, Ore. — TrackTown Youth League announced that it is canceling the 2020 regular season based on the recent guidelines set forth by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) limiting the size of public gatherings for eight weeks.
Many of the scheduled events would have taken place during …
The Ridiculous Business of Football Scholarships for Kids
July 17, 2017
I heard the other day that a 9-year-old was offered a college football scholarship. My first thought was ‘this kid must be really good.’ My second thought was about the pressure he will face as he tries to take his young body through strenuous workouts and conditioning until he is a senior in high school – the time when young people actually become eligible for college scholarships.
Take It Viral! A Social Media Road Map For Sports Events
October 29, 2014
By Taylor Peyton Strunk
Although communication through social media is still, in the grand scheme of things, a relatively new phenomenon, it’s hard to imagine how we ever operated any other way—and sports event planning is no exception.
The sheer number of social media outlets can be a little overwhelming. …
What’s The Parent’s Role At A Sports Event? To Be A Parent!
February 27, 2014
By Paul Peavy, MS, LMHC
I have great news. I have discovered what a parent’s job is at an athletic event. It is…wait for it…TO BE A PARENT!
Yep. Your child already has a coach—or three or four. Your child already has pressure to perform …
