AB StaffStadium & ArenaHawks CEO: Philips Arena Upgrades Target MillennialsIt used to be that the kids would get their own play room. Now, as they've gotten older, it looks like they're going to get their own sports arena.November 12, 2016PersonnelOpinion: Officiating Should Be Full-Time JobI used to oppose the NFL hiring full-time officials. I don't anymore. The league has no choice but to take the most drastic measures possible to bring some level of credibility back to an aspect of its game that is rapidly trending toward a joke.November 12, 2016ProgrammingAttorney Defends Ooltewah District in Rape CaseAn East Tennessee school board has responded to the lawsuit filed against them in September by the main victim in a rape case involving a high school basketball team.November 12, 2016LegalHigh School Reclassification Stirs ControversyAs with any type of change, when the TSSAA released the new district and region alignments, which determine where teams in all sports will compete for the next four years, several area coaches were not happy.November 11, 2016LegalEx-HS Football Players Sued Over 2011 AssaultThree members of the 2011 Trot-wood-Madison High School football team sexually assaulted a freshman with a broomstick, according to a lawsuit filed in county court and court documents obtained by this news organization.November 11, 2016OperationsIndiana Soccer Complex Could Soon Have New OwnerAbout 130 teams are competing in this year's Veterans Invitational soccer tournament, the 15th edition of an event that boosts the area economy while also promoting service and patriotism among youth.November 11, 2016Safety & SecurityLaw Aimed at Reducing Concussions EffectiveA Massachusetts law passed in 2010 with the goal of reducing concussions in student athletes has seen some success, but many school systems still have not complied with reporting requirements.November 11, 2016Media & TechnologyOpinion: Cuban Misses Mark with Credential RevocationThe war against the machines has begun, and you might have missed the first cries of battle. Forget our national schism, these remorseless, robotic monsters are the ones coming to destroy your way of life.November 11, 2016Industry Press RoomWAHC 2016 Expands Life in and for AquaticsThe 13th Annual World Aquatic HealthTM Conference(WAHC) saw a surge of attendees throughout the two-and-a-half-day conference held in Nashville, Tennessee. The National Swimming Pool FoundationⓇ (NSPFⓇ) hosted the successful event at the Sheraton Music CiNovember 11, 2016Programming2016 Excellence in Youth Sports Award Winner: County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation - East AgencyThe County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation – East Agency will receive the Excellence in Youth Sports Award on Nov. 18 in Orlando, Fla., during the annual Youth Sports Congress that is held in conjunction with the Athletic Business Show.November 11, 2016Previous PagePage 829 of 1412Next PageTop StoriesGoverning BodiesAction Taken Against JV Football Player Who Appeared to Purposefully Injure Smaller OpponentA junior varsity high school football player in Michigan is facing consequences after a viral video showed him leaving his feet and landing on a supine player half his size.Media & TechnologyArizona State to Experiment With Facial Recognition Ticketing at Mountain America StadiumMarketingFirst of Its Kind in NCAA, UW Health Becomes Title Sponsor of Badger Women's AthleticsGoverning BodiesHispanic/Latino Student-Athletes Reach Record Participation Across NCAA in 2025Sponsored ContentDesign Glute Zones to Drive Membership and Results
