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Riddell launches three ND6 youth football helmets for Fall 2026, meeting the NOCSAE ND006 standard over a year before its September 2027 mandatory deadline.
NFHS approves 15 girls gymnastics rules changes for 2026-27, including new balance beam padding mandates affecting 1,762 schools and nearly 15,000 athletes.
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.
Douglas County approves $100M Zebulon sports complex using voter-free financing, with Slammers Baseball pledging up to $17M amid environmental and debt concerns.
Hockey Ireland partners with education platform Grinds360 in a three-year deal sponsoring underage national teams, opening a non-traditional sponsorship model.
Key Takeaways A Purpose-Built Soccer Campus on Historic Ground Coppermine Health and Fitness plans to invest $8 million to build…
Key Takeaways Four Pillars and a Compliance Layer Little League unveiled its SAFE initiative at the start of 2026, organizing…
Key Takeaways TMRW Sports Tapped to Build the League The NFL announced Monday at its league meeting in Phoenix that…
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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