USA Cycling President & CEO to Retire
Steve Johnson, president and CEO of USA Cycling, has announced that he will retire next October following the 2015 UCI Road…
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Steve Johnson, president and CEO of USA Cycling, has announced that he will retire next October following the 2015 UCI Road…
Continue ReadingThe International Olympic Committee has unanimously approved 40 recommendations designed to be a strategic roadmap for…
Continue ReadingSteve Moster, president of Global Experience Specialists, has been appointed president and CEO and board member of…
Continue ReadingThe U.S. Olympic Team Trials in gymnastics will be split between two cities for the first time since 1976, with men and women competing…
Continue ReadingThe Phoenix Suns, Phoenix Mercury and Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community have announced a multiyear naming rights…
Continue ReadingBermuda has won the bid to host the 35th America’s Cup in 2017. The sailing event will be held at the Royal Naval Dockyard…
Continue ReadingSebastian Coe has announced that he will seek the presidency of the International Association of Athletics Federations, the world…
Continue ReadingCarrie Westergard has been named executive director of the Boise (Idaho) Convention & Visitors Bureau. She replaces John Cohen…
Continue ReadingThe NCAA has awarded Final Four, regional and early round sites for the men’s and women’s basketball tournaments as far…
Continue Reading2014 Gay Games
Northeast Ohio showed in August that it was an ideal choice to host one of the world’s top international multi-sport events and cultural gatherings. Gay Games 9, presented by The Cleveland Foundation, was staged in Cleveland and Akron. This quadrennial event for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and straight athletes, which began more than 30 years ago…