Youth sports business news comes from BuyingSandlot.com. Subscribe to the free newsletter here. On The SportsEngine Beat The youth sports management and streaming platform is still making deals while parent company Versant explores a sale. SportsEngine Play has […]
Read more
You may have heard of sensory deprivation chambers, infrared saunas, and other high tech recovery tools athletes use to stay on top of their game. But you may not have heard of a system that allows you to […]
Read more
No, you’re not in the Upside Down—this Nike and Converse collab has arrived in our dimension. In anticipation of the final season of Stranger Things, the two premier shoe companies launched a limited-edition sneaker collection on Thursday inspired […]
Read more
I’ve had my share of injuries playing sports, and now I’m extra careful with my extremities whenever I play basketball at my local gym. I’ve been even more cautious recently as the gym’s court has felt particularly slippery. This […]
Read more
Caddix is a footwear company with a unique hook. Founded in Baltimore, Maryland by father-son duo Jeff and Jack Rasmussen, Caddix makes specialized cleats with large studs designed to help prevent injuries. Leagues like the NFL have been […]
Read more
Adidas has kicked off its campaign for one of their most highly anticipated signature sneakers from their biggest hoops star, James Harden. The first colorway for the Harden Vol. 10, “Imma Be a Star,” has an Ice Gold […]
Read more
Online shopping is the new normal as the holiday season approaches, and most retailers have great deals ready throughout the week of Thanksgiving and beyond. Youth sports are getting more and more expensive, and finding good deals on […]
Read more
Youth sports tech platform TeamSnap has revamped their foundational management platform. On November 18, the company launched TeamSnap ONE, a youth sports management app that brings registration, payments, scheduling, communication, training content, and streaming into a single system. […]
Read more
Mike Crawford was just a sports dad with a vision, and he was operating a business before he even knew he had started one. Known as “ Mike Holla,” Crawford officially filed an LLC for his mom-and-pop sportswear […]
Read more