AB StaffIndustry Press RoomIntenza Escalate 550Ce2 Stairclimber Receives Red Dot Award for Product DesignPremium fitness equipment brand Intenza Fitness announced today that the Escalate 550 Ce2 Stairclimber has been awarded The Red Dot Award: Product Design 2018April 11, 2018BudgetingNew Mexico Plan: Cut Sports, Pay Down DeficitThe University of New Mexico administration is proposing the elimination of multiple sports and other cost reductions to balance future athletics department budgets and to pay down $4.7 million of the department's 10-year deficit.April 10, 2018LegalJudge: HS Team Doesn't Have to Accept Transfer PlayerA federal judge has issued an initial ruling against the father of a baseball player with an 85 mile-per-hour fastball, who sued Portland school officials over a decision that keeps his son from playing for the varsity team this season.April 10, 2018FundraisingNiagara U Gets $1M Donation for Video Boards, TV GearThe university announced Tuesday that Bill McKnight's gift means the video replay boards will be installed in the Gallagher Center, the Purple Eagles' basketball arena, and Dwyer Arena, where Niagara's hockey team plays.April 10, 2018LegalEx-Basketball Coach Enters Plea in Sexual Battery CaseFormer Floyd County High School girl's basketball coach Jason O'Dean Dalton was convicted Tuesday of molesting a teenage member of a team he led nearly a decade ago.April 10, 2018ProgrammingLawmakers Push for Playtime as Recess Makes ComebackAfter a years of teetering on the brink, recess is making a comeback in public schools as state lawmakers move to reinstate playground time lost in the push for higher test scores.April 10, 2018ProgrammingGirls' Flag Football Grows in PopularityThe sound of spring is changing in Florida. Yes, there are still plenty of bats and baseballs hitting gloves, but the whistles and cheers are often focused on another sport: girls flag football.April 10, 2018ProgrammingWashington Agrees to 10-Year Deal with AdidasAdidas will become Washington's official apparel and footwear provider under a 10-year deal announced by the school Tuesday in Seattle.April 10, 2018Safety & SecurityStudy: Brain Injuries Increase Risk of Dementia LaterPeople with even a single concussion are more likely to develop dementia than people with no history of brain injuries, according to a University of Washington study published Tuesday in the British medical journal The Lancet.April 10, 2018Industry Press RoomEcore Whitepaper Explores the Most Important Piece of Athletic Equipment – The Floor – and It’s Impact on AcousticsGrowing demand for access to modern fitness facilities is driving developers to include them in more multi-use buildings, where they often share an address – and walls – with neighboring offices, residential units or commercial spaces.April 10, 2018Previous PagePage 378 of 1412Next PageTop StoriesGoverning BodiesNCAA Reports Record Participation Numbers in 2024-25The number of student-athletes participating in NCAA championship sports in 2024-25 climbed to 554,298, an all-time high, according to the latest data...FacilitiesDaily Digs: UAB Approves Design for $14.6M Arena Renovation, Youth Sports Group Building Multi-Use Facility, and More!HomeNow Open: 2026 Aquatic Design Portfolio SubmissionsSafety & SecurityHigh School Football Game Cut Short After Quarterback Taken Away in AmbulanceSponsored ContentWhy Abuse Prevention Training Matters in Sport
