AB StaffProgrammingSpecial Olympians to Play in International TourneySeveral suburban athletes with and without disabilities — but all with a high level of soccer skill — will take to Toyota Park this week to compete in a first-of-its kind international tournament. The inaugural Special Olympics Unified Cup from Tuesday thJuly 15, 2018Stadium & ArenaTop Foreign Soccer Clubs Set for U.S. MatchesSoccer's month-long extravaganza of international fun ended Sunday, but the conclusion of the World Cup didn't call time on the game's summer action.July 15, 2018FundraisingMiddle School Sports to Seek Private FundingThe district’s new middle school sports program debuting this coming school year is starting to take shape over the summer break.July 15, 2018Gym & FieldhouseDeveloper Revives Plans for Mall Sports ComplexSite plans for a proposed sports complex and microbrewery at a nearly vacant Wheatfield, N.Y., shopping center could be reviewed by the town Planning Board in August or September.July 15, 2018Stadium & ArenaOpinion: New England MLS Team Should Build in BostonThe New England Revolution continue to generate ennui throughout Greater Boston. More than 30,000 fans — the largest crowd of 2018 — were expected last night in Foxboro to see the local futbolers face the LA Galaxy. But a half-empty stadium, 30-somethingJuly 14, 2018ProgrammingOpinion: Obsession with Winning Hurting Youth SportsThe obsession with winning and being the best is killing youth sports. The obsession with publicizing youth sports successes exaggerates this obsession even further and forces parents into FOMO (Fear of Missing Out - my previous column) and unrealistic paJuly 14, 2018Stadium & ArenaNew Jersey Track Accepts First Sports BetsA northern New Jersey horse racing track has brought legal sports betting to New York City’s doorstep. The Meadowlands Racetrack in East Rutherford began taking sports bets yesterday morning.July 14, 2018LegalWorld Cup Final Delayed by On-Field ProtestersSunday's World Cup final between France and Croatia was disrupted briefly Sunday when four people dressed in old-fashioned police uniforms ran onto the pitch, The Independent reported.July 14, 2018ProgrammingClemson Works to Eliminate Sexual AssaultOn Feb. 6, athletic director Dan Radakovich called an emergency meeting with every member of Clemson's athletic department, campus police, Clemson's Title IX coordinator and the director of university compliance...July 14, 2018Outdoor FieldsFootball Fields Irk NeighborsOrchard Park is home to the Buffalo Bills, the highly regarded Orchard Park High School Quakers and the Little Loop teams that feed the high school team. But not everyone is crazy about football, especially when it could be in their backyard.July 14, 2018Previous PagePage 301 of 1412Next PageTop StoriesFundraisingFundraising Friday: High School to Apply $1.2M Estate Gift Toward Upgrading Football ComplexLake City Public Schools in Wabasha County, Minn., is the recipient of a $1.2 million financial gift from the estate of Andru Peters, a Lake City High School alum and former football player who died in May. As reported Wednesday by KTTC, the district will use the funds to support long-term improvements to its athletic complex used for football and soccer, including upgrades to grounds, lighting and seating.HomeAB Today Replay - Week of September 15LegalNumber of Men Accusing N.C. State of Overlooking Athletic Trainer's Abuse Reaches 14Governing BodiesNCAA Approves Elimination of Spring Transfer Window for FootballSponsored ContentDesign Glute Zones to Drive Membership and Results
