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The Atlanta Hawks hosted a girls youth basketball clinic powered by Google, showing how NBA teams package youth events as Big Tech sponsorship inventory.
The Dick’s Sporting Goods Classic distributed $35,200 among eight Hickory-area high schools after over 3,500 fans attended the 38-year-old basketball tournament.
FlexWork Sports signs Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to a two-year, 11-camp ambassador deal as the company projects 385 events in 2026, up from 8 in 2019.
Delta Dental of Oklahoma offers free mouthguards to youth athletes statewide through April 2026, with delivery in June ahead of summer and fall seasons.
Hockey Ireland partners with education platform Grinds360 in a three-year deal sponsoring underage national teams, opening a non-traditional sponsorship model.
Easton and Dick’s Sporting Goods launch drop culture retail strategy with Spring Break Collection, introducing limited-time releases to sports equipment market.
Redfin enters sponsorship deal with Rocket Arena, including facility listing and open house services as part of cross-industry partnership arrangement.
TeamSnap surpasses $20 million distributed to youth sports through brand-sponsored programs, establishing corporate partnership models as major revenue stream for sports tech platforms.
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