The Jacksonville Jaguars have finally won a championship–though not the one you might think.
The 2025 NFL FLAG Championships showcased a full display of incredible athleticism and competition this past weekend at the Pro Football Hall of Fame. With events like these, prep athletes are helping to shine a light on the future of football.
According to the NFL, flag football participation internationally is expected to overtake tackle football “in the next few years”. As parents remain concerned about the effects of head injuries on athletes, flag football has opened up as a safer alternative to the traditional tackle sport, and is growing in popularity amongst the youth.
Last week, the New York Times published a major report on youth sports. The takeaway? Youth sports in America aren’t just a pastime, they’re big business. The feature dives deep into the rapidly growing $40 billion youth sports […]
Athletes, coaches, and parents are always looking for the latest technology to keep players safe on the football field, and as youth athletes prepare this summer for upcoming training camps and the regular season, utilizing the latest tech […]
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Who doesn’t want to dunk on their dad? You may have seen this viral clip of Jason Maxiell II at home dunking on his father, former NBA player Jason Maxiell, in early July. The wholesome moment shows an […]
The Washington Nationals shook the baseball world when the team selected 17-year-old Eli Willits with the first pick in the 2025 MLB Draft. Willits, celebrating at his Oklahoma home with family, told MLB network that he was “ready […]