Children who play sports have better mental health than youngsters who don't do much physical activity, according to new research. Taking part in physical games between the ages of 10 and 12 ...

He is now a youth sports podcaster and a father to school-aged kids who play organized sports. "Kids don't play pickup games in the backyard anymore,” he told USA TODAY Sports during an October ...

Playing sports in school has great benefits for children. Improved mental health and social skills are some of the benefits. It can also help children's professional lives at a later stage. When ...

Children no longer play freely in driveways, on their streets or in urban parks and courtyards. In many places, children's ...

Summer camps are the best! Register for Evergreen Christian School’s new Crusader Camps, featuring Sports STEAM and more now.

Sidwell Friends student Caroline Mohamadi started “Play it Forward,” a club that aims to remove equipment cost as a barrier ...

Forty five percent of high school student-athletes are playing multiple sports, according to MHSAA ... You’re going to meet different kids. You’re going to be exposed to different backgrounds ...

Let’s also not forget that they are student athletes and, as an educator, I wonder how they could possibly balance two teams ...

New research reveals New Jersey high school athletes have higher chances of going pro compared to peers nationwide ...

There’s still uncertainty about how it will impact high school athletics. But it has certainly sparked a level of concern ...