We are settling into a new year at work and school. For sports parents, it’s also a fresh time to think about goals to help our kids have the best possible experience with a team.

Most American kids quit playing sports by age 11. That means a lot of kids are missing out on some of the huge benefits of sports, including spacial awareness, physical activity and team skills.

A 2003 report by the Kaiser Family Foundation revealed that a quarter of kids under age 6 watched TV for at least two hours a day; these same kids spent 30 minutes less per day playing outside ...

Time for kids to bolt for the schoolhouse doors for two long months of play, to explore their neighborhoods and discover the mysteries, treasures, and dramas they have to offer.

PostEverything Kids need to play this summer, not catch up on school. Yes, the pandemic has been long and hard. That’s no reason to lock students in classrooms all year.

States with policies allowing trans girls to play sports have seen increased rates of sports participation by cis girls.

Only 18 students wanted to play and the Virginia High School League recommends that teams play with 25. Too few players makes it dangerous. “When you consider safety, there was no other choice.

A report from the Aspen Institute's Sports and Society Program entitled "What If Flag Becomes The Standard Way Of Playing Football Until High School?" asks exactly that.