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Much has changed in the Twin Cities since 1992, the last time the NFL ventured to Minnesota for a Super Bowl. But one thing remains the same: cold winters. Super Bowl LII, scheduled for February 4, will be only the sixth to be played in a cold-weather city, and the event will embrace the chill. “We know that it’s going to be cold,” said Matthew Shapiro, NFL director of event strategy and integration…
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Marshall Zelaznik has been appointed chief executive officer of Glory Sports International, a professional martial arts organization and television…
Continue ReadingMarshall Zelaznik has been appointed chief executive officer of Glory Sports International, a professional martial arts organization and television…
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An update on the three emerging sports—triathlon, rugby and equestrian—as the NCAA emerging sports program turns 25 years old.
Continue ReadingA 60-foot wall of ice in Denver was the final stop on the Ice Climbing World Cup tour, the first time the finals have been held in North America.
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Julie Mino has been appointed president and CEO of the Oxnard (California) Convention & Visitors Bureau. Mino previously served…
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The NBA 2K League has unveiled its official logo, which incorporates the colors and shape of NBA logo but without a human silhouette. The absence of a person…
Continue ReadingConstruction crews had just completed the $6 million finish tower at Nathan Benderson Park in Sarasota, Florida, when Hurricane Irma drew a bead on the gleaming glass structure. The tower had been a key piece of infrastructure at the park’s worldclass rowing course, helping to persuade the World Rowing Federation, FISA, to bring the World Rowing Championships to the U.S. for the first time since…
Continue ReadingThe Southwest boasts expansive skies and sprawling vistas, towering plateaus and wide-open spaces. Nature has created a wealth of venues for sports competitions, and the facilities built by the region’s schools, cities and counties are equally impressive. Reno, Nevada Reno often finds itself compared to Las Vegas, its much-larger sister city to the south. But […]
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WrestleMania 33 generated an estimated $181.5 million in economic impact for the Orlando region when the event was held there in April according to a…
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