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Four NBA players will bring Find Your Grind career programming to high schoolers in New York, Detroit, Boston, Atlanta and Orlando starting in the 2026-27 school year.
A review of 52 studies finds that being the best player as a kid is a weak predictor of reaching the top as an adult. Playing multiple sports, free play and strong support mattered more.
The global youth sports market will grow from $40 billion in 2026 to $59.52 billion by 2030, a 10.4 percent annual pace, according to a new Research and Markets report.
LA84 Foundation awarded $1.7 million to 16 Southern California organizations serving more than 122,000 young people across six counties.
Key Takeaways A youth hockey tournament hotel in Moncton, New Brunswick, has turned a dead corner of its underground parking…
Nov 5, 2026 · @Camo Key Takeaways Two Districts, Two Different Facility Fixes Frazier School District and California Area School…
Key Takeaways Which Youth Sports Legislation Sponsors Lost in the 2026 Midterms? The November 3 midterms removed a large share…
Key Takeaways Eighty-four sporting goods companies and federations have signed an open letter on youth inactivity coordinated by the World…
Key Takeaways DICK’S Sporting Goods, Inc. (NYSE: DKS) has signed basketball star Caitlin Clark to a multi-year, exclusive partnership covering…
Key Takeaways Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury CEO Josh Bartelstein and his wife, Sydney, are launching a youth basketball scholarship…
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