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April 16, 2013

Former Colo. Student-Athlete Wins $3.1M From Riddell in Lawsuit

A jury ruled against Riddell, the country's largest football helmet maker, for failing to adequately warn about the dangers of concussions.  Read Full Post >

April 02, 2013

Two Former Executives Plead Guilty to Multistate School Sports Fraud

The former CEO and CFO of a sports-equipment-reconditioning company pleaded guilty to defrauding schools in 12 states for nearly $1 million.  Read Full Post >

August 06, 2012

NFL Commissioner Provides New Helmets to Youth Football League

National Football League commissioner Roger Goodell spent his Saturday morning with roughly 100 members of the Akron Parent Pee Wee Football League, providing new helmets for the players as part of the new league-sponsored youth-helmet replacement initiative.  Read Full Post >

July 31, 2012

Schools, Nonprofits Win $27 Million in Phys. Ed., Nutrition Grants

The winning programs must help students make progress toward passing their state standards for physical education and secondarily, they have to teach students about good nutrition and healthy eating habits.  Read Full Post >

May 10, 2012

NFL, USA Football Soft-Launch Youth Helmet Replacement Program (UPDATED)

The NFL and USA Football unofficially launched a joint initiative this week that aims to replace youth football helmets that are 10 years old or older for the sake of youth-athlete safety.  Read Full Post >

November 04, 2011

Texas School Awarded First 'Victory Grant' for Athletics

The St. Philip's School and Community Center in Dallas received a $5,000 "Victory Grant" from sporting good distributor BSN Sports on Thursday for equipment to bolster their athletic programs.  Read Full Post >

September 14, 2011

Group to Donate $1 Million of Youth Athletic Equipment

BSN Sports, a sporting goods distributor, announced a $1 million program today dedicated to distributing free athletic equipment and uniforms to youth recreation leagues and schools facing budget cuts.  Read Full Post >

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