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Ecore Ups Its Game in the Sports and Rec Arena with the Launch of New Built-On-Site Turf Surfacing Systems
Ecore, a company that transforms reclaimed materials into high-performance products that make people’s lives better, is making a full-court press into the sports, recreation, health, and wellness markets with the launch of its new BOSS (Built On Si...
Freshman Mississippi State Football Player Dies
A 19-year-old football player from Mississippi State has died, the university announced. The university identified the player as freshman Sam Westmoreland from Tupelo, MS. "The Mississippi State Athletics Family is heartbroken by the sudden dea...
Fresno State Coach Suspended After Breaking Press Box Glass
Two fans of the Fresno State football team were injured during the Bulldogs' Homecoming victory against San Jose State last weekend when a coach in the press box punched out a window after the visiting Spartans scored a touchdown. The two fans, a ...
Judge Rules in Favor of WIAA in Member School’s Forfeited Season Case
A Wisconsin state judge has sided with the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) this week and will not grant a temporary restraining order filed by a local high school against the athletics organization. Amherst High School filed ...
Reigning NYSPHSAA Champion Football Team Forfeits Wins Due To Clerical Error
A New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) reigning champion football team is forced to forfeit all of its wins this season due to a clerical error. Bennett High School is the reigning NYSPHAA AA champion and is the highes...
Oregon Approves NIL Opportunities for Student-Athletes
Oregon is the latest state to allow profitable name, image, and likeness (NIL) opportunities for its high school student-athletes. The Oregon School Activities Association (OSAA) voted to approve the change earlier this week, but the change does h...
Oklahoma OKs NIL Opportunities for High School Student-Athletes
Oklahoma has become the latest state of allowing high school student-athletes to profit off of their name, image, and likeness (NIL) without giving up their amateur status. A recent story from Scorebook Live detailed the decision by the Oklahoma S...
Florida School Sports Health Form Inquires About Women’s Periods
Concerns have risen about an alleged rule impacting female high school student-athletes in Florida. News outlets and some people on social media have claimed that female student-athletes in the Sunshine State have to report their menstrua...
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