RIP-IT Names First Chief Marketing Officer
RIP-IT Sports named Amy Craven its first Chief Marketing Officer.
RIP-IT Sports named Amy Craven its first Chief Marketing Officer.
JD Sports completed its acquisition of Hibbett.
The NJCAA renewed its basketball contract with Spalding through April 2028.
NSGA looks at the impact of the Olympics on sports participation.
Lifetime Products named BJ Haacke as its new President and CEO after the tragic passing of previous President and CEO Richard Hendrickson in a car accident.
The concern of a potential strike at the East Coast and Gulf Coast ports is growing as a six-year contract between the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) and the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX) is set to expire September 30.
US beach volleyball Olympians Andy Benesh and Miles Partain have partnered with Skechers for apparel and footwear.
NCAA baseball proposed the expansion of on-field communication devices for the 2025 season and rule changes were made in water polo and men’s lacrosse.
The WNBA announced a multi-year agreement to make New Balance an official partner of the women’s basketball league.
JUNK Brands launched its new Infinity Headband, which is a slimmer-style option for versatile uses.