AB PollAB StaffDec 14, 2009 Read NextHomeBiamp Systems Product PhotoApril 3, 2024RecommendedSponsoredDesigning the Perfect Weight Room for Any Coach, Trainer or AthleteGoverning BodiesOhio HS Track Coaches Allege 'Cheating', Say OHSAA Isn't Enforcing 16-Meet LimitStadium & ArenaDodgers' First Ohtani Bobblehead Giveaway Snarls Traffic at The RavineGoverning BodiesWisconsin High School Association Reconsidering Track Athlete's Ban From CompetitionRelated StoriesHomeNFL Mulls Penalizing Injurious 'Hip-Drop' TackleHomeSchool District Apologizes for Cheerleaders' 'Privilege' TauntHomeNCAA May Nix Test Score Requirements for D-I, D-II AthletesSponsored ContentCertified to Swim: The Labyrinth of Pool RegulationsMore in HomeAthletic TrainingWatch: Tour University of Maryland's Soccer FacilitiesWith over 40,000 students, Maryland's men's soccer program competes in NCAA Division I as part of the Big Ten Conference. With Four National Championships, this is a top NCAA D1 Soccer Program. Check out a tour of the Terps' soccer facilities and...SponsoredCertified to Swim: The Labyrinth of Pool RegulationsAqua CreekDive into the meticulous world of pool regulations, where the serene oasis of a swimming pool masks a labyrinth of standards. Learn how the Model Aquatic Health Code (MAHC) and UL Certification ensure safety and accessibility.Governing BodiesOhio HS Track Coaches Allege 'Cheating', Say OHSAA Isn't Enforcing 16-Meet LimitA group of Ohio high school track coaches are accusing some teams in the state of cheating, saying that the state high school association isn't enforcing its own rules.Stadium & ArenaDodgers' First Ohtani Bobblehead Giveaway Snarls Traffic at The RavineThe Los Angeles Dodgers' first Shohei Ohtani bobblehead giveaway created quite a stir Thursday, drawing an sold-out crowd and creating traffic snarls around The Ravine.Governing BodiesWisconsin High School Association Reconsidering Track Athlete's Ban From CompetitionThe Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association may be having a change of heart over a recent decision to ban a high school track star from competing in varsity events.FacilitiesFundraising Friday: Elon Lands $1M Gift for New Golf FacilityElon director of athletics Jenn Strawley has announced a $3 million fundraising campaign to expand and enhance training and practice facilities for the men’s and women’s golf teams, with one former student giving $1 million to jump start the campaign.FacilitiesDaily Digs: Detroit City FC Stadium, $41M Schenectady Aquatics Facility, and More!The Detroit City FC minor league soccer club announced Thursday that it will build a new stadium in Detroit's Corktown neighborhood on the site of the long-abandoned Southwest Detroit Hospital.Safety & SecurityParents Express Concern Over Homeless Encampment Near Little League FieldsA homeless encampment situated near a Little League field in California has sparked concern from parents and coaches over reports of violence, drug dealing and fires in the area.Governing BodiesNFHS: All High School Hockey Players Required to Wear Neck Laceration Protectors in GamesAll high school ice hockey players will now be required to wear a neck laceration protector – in its original manufactured state and as intended by the manufacturer – during competition.LegalGymnastics Gym, USA Gymnastics Sued for Allegedly Enabling Abuse of GymnastsUSA Gymnastics has been named in a lawsuit that targets Boerne Gymnsatics, its owner and a former coach, all of whom the plaintiffs allege enabled the former coach to sexually abuse athletes at the gym for decades.LegalGym Employee Arrested Over Alleged Indecency With Child While on the JobAn employee at Villa Sport Athletic Club and Spa in Katy, Texas, has been arrested on charges of indecency with a child.FitnessThe Growing Impact of Social Media Influencers on Gym EtiquetteIn a TikTok post last November, two female fitness influencers mocked the movements of “the weird man” working out in the corner of the gym, and then doubled over in laughter at their own imitations. Once alerted to the situation, the gym’s manager expellGoverning BodiesNCAA Hockey Committee Tweaks Rules on Checking From Behind, Contact to HeadThe NCAA Men's and Women's Ice Hockey Committee proposed an adjustment to the rules for checking from behind and contact to the head to provide game officials additional options when adjudicating these penalties.Page 1 of 319Next PageBuyer's GuideInformation on more than 3,000 companies, sorted by category. Listings are updated daily.Learn MoreAB Show 2024 in New OrleansAB Show is a solution-focused event for athletics, fitness, recreation and military professionals.Nov. 19-22, 2024Learn More