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Baseball Tournaments

Soaring on Softball

 

Hey Travelsporters! 


It’s finally April and Spring is upon us and that mean’s one thing, it’s softball season! We recently launched Softball on Travelsports. Our softball page lists thousands of tournaments and facilities across the U.S for different age and skill levels. Over the next few weeks, we will be adding softball showcases, high school state playoffs, clinics, clubs and more! If you’re traveling for an upcoming tournament, be sure to check out our hotels page to find appropriate travel arrangements for your team.


– Team Travelsports 

 

The Development and Progression of Baseball

Baseball requires a unique combination of physical, technical, and strategic skills. To become a successful baseball player, it is essential to develop these skills through regular practice, training, and game simulations.

Physical Skills

One of the most important aspects of baseball is physical fitness. Players need to have excellent speed, agility, endurance, and strength to be successful on the field. To develop these skills, players should focus on a combination of cardiovascular exercise, strength training, and agility drills.

 


2023 Trending Tournaments 

Check out the top trending tournaments, by sport, on our site! 

Baseball

Gene Cusic Collegiate Classic
TSB 16th Annual St Pattys Smash
Arizona Spring Championship


Softball 

Garnet & Gold Tournament
USSSA Eastern National Championship
USSSA April Attack


Hockey

The Circle K Classic Tournament 
The Cup Buffalo
CCM Chi-Town Shuffle


Lacrosse 

The Challenge
Sandstorm Lacrosse Festival
    USBOXLA Winter Nationals

 

DID YOU KNOW??
 
 Travelsports has a coaches section, by sport, which allows coaches to add their profile, for free, so that players, parents, directors and clubs can discover them. Think of it as a “LinkedIn for Sport Coaches”. Click on any sport to find a coach and feel free to reach out to them. Here’s a link to Hockey Coaches. 

 

Marketplace

We wanted to highlight an online marketplace that has joined Travelsports. Be sure to click on their name to check out their store on Travelsports. 

Hockey Ice Time
“Just a hockey mom and beer league player selling “Stuff that’s Cool as PUCK” on Etsy. Please check out my unique hockey gifts for fans and players that you can’t find anywhere else.”
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Sports Business

Travelsports Business Newsletter – 2023 Marketing Trends & Hotel Partner Tips

Travelsports Business Newsletter – 2023 Marketing Trends & Evaluating Hotel Partners 

Welcome to our second Travelsports Business Newsletter! If you just subscribed, welcome!

In this month’s newsletter, we’ve included some marketing trends in 2023 and tips on evaluating future hotel partners. You may have noticed that we launched Softball as our newest sport on Travelsports. We’ve added over 1,500 tournaments and will be adding thousands more over the next few weeks along with clubs, clinics and showcases. Is there a sport that you are interested in us adding? Send us a note. We are working on additional tools and features that we think will be useful to grow your business. Stay tuned!

If you’ve missed a newsletter, no worries! Each business newsletter will be posted on our WordPress blog. 

 

 

Social Media Trends 2023 

It’s a new year and the question on every small business’ mind is, “What social media trends should I expect?” HubSpot Blog surveyed 1,283 marketers to discover trends B2B and B2C businesses will leverage in 2023 and which ones they’ve left in 2022. 
  1. Brands with an engaged social media community will win in 2023.
  2. Social media is the future of e-commerce.
  3. Consumers slide into brands’ DMs (Direct Messaging) for customer service.
  4. Search engines lose steam as consumers turn to social search.
  5. Influencer marketers ditch celebrities for micro-influencers.
  6. Short-form video is the highest ROI format and will see the most growth of any trend in 2023.
  7. Funny, trendy, and relatable content will stand out all 2023.
  8. Instagram is the highest ROI platform and will see the most growth of any social app in 2023.
  9. Social budgets will be put under the microscope, but marketers are staying optimistic.
  10. Re-sharing the same content across platforms won’t fly in 2023.

 

 

Attention Sports Tournament Managers

Are you tired of spending countless hours manually building a schedule? Does it feel nearly impossible to juggle requests and make every team happy?

Throowave is your solution! 

Our automated scheduling tool makes scheduling a breeze by taking into account a variety of factors, such as:
  • Location availability & preferences
  • Rest times between games
  • Preferred match-ups
Say goodbye to the hassle and say hello to a stress-free tournament planning experience! Join the many satisfied tournament managers who have already chosen Throowave as their go-to scheduling solution. 

Don’t wait! Visit throowave.com today to sign up for a demo and discover the benefits of our scheduling tool for yourself. 

Sponsored Ad
 
 
 
 
Finding the Right Hotel Partner
Looking for a new hotel partner for your clinic, showcase or tournament? We have some useful tips on how to evaluate a potential hotel partner. 
  1. Location: Choose a hotel that is conveniently located near the facilities that your event operates out of, and with good transportation links.
  2. Amenities: Make sure the hotel offers the amenities and services your customers need, such as fitness facilities, restaurant/bar, Wi-Fi, pool and meeting rooms.
  3. Reputation: Research the hotel’s reputation by reading reviews and feedback from previous guests, which is especially important for your customers participating in your event(s). 
  4. Room quality: Consider the quality and comfort of the rooms, as well as the room sizes and layouts that work best for sports teams and parents. 
  5. Cost: Compare prices and packages to ensure parents and managers are getting good value for their budget.
  6. Contract terms: Review the contract terms, including cancellation policies for your customers and rebates that come back to you. 
  7. Brand alignment: Choose a hotel brand that aligns with your brand image and values.
  8. Relationship building: Consider building a strong, long-term relationship with the hotel to benefit from future opportunities and benefits.
  9. Personal experience: If possible, consider visiting the hotel to get a sense of the facilities and services first hand.

 

Did You Know?

In our “Did You Know” section, we highlight different features, functionality, trends, etc. on Travelsports that we feel are important to our business users.

We know there are a number of ways that our business users try and reach existing and new customers: Email, Social, Search Advertising, Print, etc. We think there are benefits to advertising on Travelsports.

Travelsports received 1.8 Million page views in 2021, 3.5 Million page views in 2022 and we expect to double our page views to 7 Million in 2023. We have not only grown users in sports we previously added in 2021/2022 (hockey/lacrosse), but as we have added new sports (baseball/softball), we’ve seen increased traffic across all of our sports. 

For our current advertisers, we have been able drive hundreds of thousands of banner impressions which has resulted in thousands of banner clicks and follow on website clicks, which has ultimately led to new customers. We are biased, but we think advertising on Travelsports is an effective and targeted way to acquire new customers. To learn more, send us a note. 
      
 
Hotels

Every month we will highlight a hotel that has joined Travelsports. Tournament & Clinic operators, be sure to check out our hotel section on Travelsports to view hotels that are interested in working with you. 



Hilton Garden Inn Lake Forest Mettawa

Enjoy a comfortable stay in a place that feels like home. Our top priority is ensuring the best possible guest experience at our Lake Forest hotel! Bring your sports teams here for a winning stay.
 
 
 
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Baseball

The Development and Progression of Specific Skills in Baseball

 

 

Baseball season has started and it seems like the perfect time to talk about the development and progression of skills in baseball. 

Baseball requires a unique combination of physical, technical, and strategic skills. To become a successful baseball player, it is essential to develop these skills through regular practice, training, and game simulations.

 

Physical Skills

One of the most important aspects of baseball is physical fitness. Players need to have excellent speed, agility, endurance, and strength to be successful on the field. To develop these skills, players should focus on a combination of cardiovascular exercise, strength training, and agility drills.

 

Technical Skills

In addition to physical fitness, baseball requires a significant amount of technical skill. Players need to be able to hit, catch, and throw accurately and with speed. They also need to have excellent base-running skills and the ability to field their position.

 

To develop these skills, players should focus on regular practice and repetition. They can start with basic drills, such as hitting off a tee and playing catch, and progress to more advanced drills, such as practicing situational hitting and fielding ground balls.

 

Strategic Skills

Finally, baseball requires a significant amount of strategic thinking. Players need to be able to anticipate plays, make quick decisions, and adjust their strategies on the fly. This can be developed through regular practice and game simulations, which help players develop their decision-making skills and strategic thinking abilities.

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Baseball Hockey Lacrosse Sports Business Tournaments Youth Sports

Travelsports Newsletter – Tenth Edition

 

Hey Travelsporters! 

Spring is upon us. The baseball and lacrosse season(s) are happening! There are many upcoming tournaments and showcases listed daily, so be sure to check them out! 

Hard to believe this is our tenth newsletter. Thank you for being a part of the Travelsports community. Be sure to spread the word about Travelsports to those looking for information related to youth and adult sports!

We are always looking for way to improve our newsletter. Have any tips or recommendations or want something featured in the newsletter, please send us a note to info@travelsports.com. Your feedback is greatly appreciated! 

– Team Travelsports
 
 

The Role of Parents and Coaches in Youth Sports – Ways to Provide Support

Parents play an important role in the development of their kid’s athletic career. Parents are kids’ main mentors on and off the playing field. Their influence helps with an athlete’s skill development, emotional support and helping them cope with winning and losing. There are a number of strategies parents can use to help their kids have a successful athletic career. 

According to Believe Perform, parents can help encourage their kids to develop self-awareness of the skills they’ve learned. This can be done by supporting them and showing support throughout practice and competitions and asking them how it went afterwards. As a parent, it’s important to give coaches autonomy and put trust in their methods. As long as the coaches’ and parents’ messages are aligned,  it will lead to less confusion for the athlete. Additionally, it’s important to provide emotional support whenever your child has a tough match or loss.

Though providing support is essential, it can sometimes be too much. Becoming over-involved could cause stress and increase burnout rates at a young age. To prevent burnout, it’s important to not put too much pressure on winning and success, but encouraging the athlete to do their very best. The importance is that they should always enjoy their sport and additional pressure could cause a decrease in their performance. If you disagree with a coach, it’s important to prevent giving conflicting advice, but to talk with the coach another time so it does not come across as being disrespectful. 

DID YOU KNOW??
 
With the hockey season winding down, be sure to use Travelsports to keep up to date on end-of-the-season tournaments and state/provincial playoffs. Interested in following the national USA Hockey tournaments … Click Here
 
 
 
 

Tournament weekends make for lifelong memories. Looking to make your team stand out at your next tournament? Check out Tourney Experience for customized team swag packages. Whether you’re a team manager or a parent, we know your time is valuable. We can help to simplify your tournament experience. Available for all sports!
 
 
Upcoming Events 

Interested in upcoming clinics, showcases and tournaments for baseball, lacrosse or hockey? Check out our list of trending upcoming tournaments and showcases below.

Hockey 

Lacrosse

Baseball 

 

Help Heroes of Ukraine
 

Help Heroes of Ukraine is a charity organization that seeks to provide resources for the people of Ukraine during and after the war with Russia. Their long term mission is to help individuals, families, and communities in Ukraine with food banks, clean water, shelter, access to medical care, clothing and education for those displaced by the war. 

Help Heroes of Ukraine is hosting upcoming tournaments in the Chicago suburbs and Florida. All proceeds from the event will be used for renewal of sport infrastructure and recreation centers in Ukraine. 

There is still time to sign up and they are still accepting donations! 
 
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Hotels Small Business Sports Business Youth Sports

Travelsports Business Newsletter – First Edition!

Read the latest from Travelsports

 

Welcome to our first Travelsports Business Newsletter! This newsletter is being sent to all of the business’s that have joined Travelsports. Our business newsletter will be sent out on a monthly basis and will cover business practices on our site and highlight marketing and other trends within sports. Our goal is to provide insights into the youth and adults sports world that you will find useful for your business. Missed a newsletter or signed up recently? No worries! Similar to our bi-weekly consumer newsletter, each business newsletter will be posted on our WordPress blog. Cheers and here’s to many more. 

– Team Travelsports

P.S. Be sure to share this newsletter with other business focused in the sports industry and encourage them to sign up to Travelsports!

 

Spotlights and Trends in Sports Business


If you work in the sports industry, you’re probably aware of the recent trends in sports business including athlete influencer marketing (NIL) in collegiate sports, artificial intelligence, increased technology enhancement, sports betting and the professionalization of youth sports.

According to Deloitte, the growth and transformation of the sports industry is forcing organizations to take a more sophisticated approach—one that makes the industry more attractive for investors, more immersive for fans, and more supportive of athletes. To make sure this happens, it’s important for sports organizations to look ahead for possible events and actions that can change how the future unfolds. 

In this global golden age of sports, 2023 is expected to bring organizations and athletes more chances than ever to deeply connect with their fans. Technology will continue to infuse every aspect of sports, empowering athletes and creating a more immersive experience for fans at live events and at home. In general, 2023 will be about making the most of these near-term opportunities while managing associated risks with the longer term in mind. Read/Download the full report here. 
 

Are you tired of spending countless hours manually building a schedule? Does it feel nearly impossible to juggle requests and make every team happy?

Throowave is your solution! 

Our automated scheduling tool makes scheduling a breeze by taking into account a variety of factors, such as:
  • Location availability & preferences
  • Rest times between games
  • Preferred match-ups
Say goodbye to the hassle and say hello to a stress-free tournament planning experience! Join the many satisfied tournament managers who have already chosen Throowave as their go-to scheduling solution. 

Don’t wait! Visit throowave.com today to sign up for a demo and discover the benefits of our scheduling tool for yourself. 

Sponsored Ad
 
Looking to advertise in any of our newsletters or on our website? Send us a note: info@travesports.com
 
 

In our “Did You Know” section, we will be highlighting different features and functionality on Travelsports that we feel are important to our business users.

      

In this issue, we are highlighting the business dashboard. On your dashboard, you can view, in real time, the number of page views, website/signup clicks, leads (inquiries from prospective customers) and, if you are advertising on Travelsports, banner ad clicks.  
 
 
 
Every month we will highlight a hotel that has joined Travelsports. Tournament & Clinic operators, be sure to check out our hotel section on Travelsports to view hotels that are interested in working with you. 

Enjoy a comfortable stay in a place that feels like home. Our top priority is ensuring the best possible guest experience at our Naperville hotel! Bring your sports teams here for a winning stay.
 
 
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Youth Sports

Tips for Preventing Injuries in Youth Sports

Injuries are common in youth sports and with practices becoming more rigorous and intense, kids are opting to participate in their sport year-round, but increases the chances of injuries without proper rest, nutrition and injury prevention. According to John Hopkins Medicine, some causes of sports injuries include improper training practices and improper warm-up or stretching practices. Here are three thoughts athletes should consider.

Why is stretching so important? According to the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, maintaining flexibility is important because cold muscles are more prone to injury and it’s important to get your blood circulation flowing before a big event. Stretching can improve the ability of muscles to contract and perform. Using proper technique when training is so important because it helps protect you from injury. Each stretch should start out slowly and should not be painful and should be held for at least 20 seconds. It’s important to take your time and go through the full range of motion. Whether it’s lunges, butt kicks, arm circles or running laps, warm-up techniques are essential.

Proper technique leads to less injuries. Some common injuries from athletes include sprains, fractures, joint and muscle injuries. When training, it’s less about quantity, and more about quality. Using proper technique is essential to playing your best and preventing injuries. Make sure you’re playing with the proper equipment, balance your body weight to prevent one side from being stronger than the other and use proper footwork. As an athlete, it’s important to always ask your coach for feedback and be receptive to that feedback and prevent groupthink.

Finally, it’s important for athletes to take time and rest from practice or their previous competition. It’s important to know that muscles can be overused. Remember to stretch, hydrate to prevent any dehydration or heat exhaustion and eat within 15-60 mins after finishing to prevent any loss of nutrients. If you’re injured, it’s important to rest and not rush. Make sure that you leave yourself an adequate time to heal from previous injury. Be sure to have your injury checked out by your doctor or an athletic trainer/physical therapist. Be sure that you’re clear to practice or play by your doctor to prevent getting re-injured.

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Nutrition

The Importance of Proper Nutrition and Hydration for Young Athletes

 

Young athletes train for hours most of the week in their sport. To increase their skills, proper nutrition and hydration are an important part of their development. Having well-balanced meals before practice or a competition is important to help athletes do their best. It’s easy to forget because of the daily stress of school and that’s why it’s important to have great organizational skills and an established daily routine to pack snacks and a healthy lunch. According to Nationwide Children’s hospital, a healthy diet helps with injury prevention, strengthens the immune system, decreases muscle tiredness and soreness, muscle healing, increased energy levels and attention span. Before a practice or competition, it’s important to have a well-balanced meal 3-4 hours before and a snack 30-60 minutes before to give yourself an extra energy boost. 

 

Some examples of healthy meals include: 

  • Breakfast: scrambled eggs with feta and spinach, whole grain toast with avocado 
  • Lunch: brown rice or quinoa with healthy proteins (chicken or salmon), avocado, sweet potato and salad 
  • Dinner: whole wheat pasta with tomato sauce, chicken and vegetables 

 

Some examples of healthy snacks include: 

  • Dried fruit and granola bar 
  • Fruit (apples, bananas, strawberries) with peanut butter 
  • Yogurt with granola 
  • Turkey sandwich with avocado and tomato on whole grain bread 

 

All athletes are always told to stretch after, but what some athletes forget is that you should refuel and hydrate after your workout/practice/competition. Athletes should have a snack 15 minutes to an hour after and a meal 1-2 hours after. This is important because athletes replace lost nutrients. It’s also important to hydrate including drinking 64-80 ounces of water, 4-6 ounces of fresh juice with no added sugars and 2-3 glasses of milk per day. 

 

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Hockey Hotels Tournaments

Travelsports Newsletter – Ninth Edition

Read the latest from Travelsports

Travelsports Newsletter – Ninth Edition!

 

Hey Travelsporters! 
 
With the regular season for hockey winding down and playoffs starting, be sure to check out league, state and provincial playoffs on our hockey tournaments page. Gearing up for baseball?? We’ve added over 5,000 baseball tournaments to Travelsports so be sure to check them out. Does your player play lacrosse? We’ll we’ve got you covered with a list of hundreds of lacrosse tournaments and lacrosse showcases. 

P.S. Be sure to share this newsletter with friends and encourage them to sign up to Travelsports! 
 
 
 

 

The Importance of Proper Nutrition and Hydration for Young Athletes 

Young athletes train for hours every week for their sport. To increase their skills, proper nutrition and hydration are an important part of their development. Having well-balanced meals before practice or a competition is important to help athletes do their best. It’s easy to forget because of the daily stress of school and that’s why it’s important to have great organizational skills and an established daily routine to pack snacks and a healthy lunch. According to Nationwide Children’s hospital, a healthy diet helps with injury prevention, strengthens the immune system, decreases muscle tiredness and soreness, muscle healing, increased energy levels and attention span. Before a practice or competition, it’s important to have a well-balanced meal 3-4 hours before and a snack 30-60 minutes before to give yourself an extra energy boost. 


Some examples of healthy meals include: 

  • Breakfast: scrambled eggs with feta and spinach and whole grain toast with avocado 
  • Lunch: brown rice or quinoa with healthy proteins (chicken or salmon), avocado, sweet potato and a small salad 
  • Dinner: whole wheat pasta with tomato sauce, chicken and vegetables 

Some examples of healthy snacks include: 

  • Dried fruit and granola bar 
  • Fruit (apples, bananas or strawberries) with peanut butter 
  • Yogurt with granola 
  • Turkey sandwich with avocado and tomato on whole grain bread

Athletes are told to stretch after, but what some forget is that you should refuel and hydrate after your workout/practice/competition. Athletes should have a snack 15 minutes to an hour after and a meal 1-2 hours after. This is important because athletes replace lost nutrients. It’s also important to hydrate including drinking 64-80 ounces of water, 4-6 ounces of fresh juice with no added sugar or 2-3 glasses of milk per day. 

 

DID YOU KNOW??

Did you know that Travelsports has launched a figure skating page? We have uploaded hundreds of clubs and rinks from the United States and Canada. We will have our tournament/competition portal launched soon. Be on the lookout!

 

Upcoming Events 

Interested in upcoming clinics, showcases and tournaments for baseball, lacrosse or hockey? Check out our list of trending upcoming tournaments and showcases below.


Hockey 


Lacrosse

 


Baseball 

 

Events for Cause 

Hockey Helps The Homeless

Hockey Helps the Homeless (HHTH) leverages Canada’s affinity for hockey to raise awareness and financial support for the homeless through education, fundraising, and by partnering with solutions-based local homeless support agencies. To ensure all homeless and at-risk Canadians have a fighting chance, HHTH hosts Pro-Am hockey tournaments across Canada where players raise funds to make a direct impact in their own community. 

HHTH is hosting upcoming tournaments in Ontario and Saskatchewan 
 
Each player receives 5 on 5 game play, personalized jersey and socks, complimentary food and beverage, silent auction, fully equipped locker room and dinner reception. Each roster is staffed with 14 amateur skaters, 1 goalie and 1 NHL Alumni/Olympian. Past attendees include Wendel Clark and Raffi Torres. 
 
There is still time to sign up and they are still accepting donations! 
 
Hotel Reservations 



Traveling for an upcoming tournament? Travelsports has partnered with Lucid Travel, the #1 travel management system for teams, universities, and tournament/event organizers. Rooms can be booked individually or as a group. Click the image to book an upcoming hotel reservation for your team. 
 
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Hockey Hotels Tournaments

Travelsports Newsletter – Eighth Edition

Read the latest from Travelsports

Travelsports Newsletter – Eighth Edition!

 

Hey Travelsporters! 

We’ve been nose to the grindstone on growing our presence in baseball and overall business but we would really love your feedback on how we are doing.

Are there things you love … dislike? Do you want us to add additional sports and, if so, which one(s)? Are there additional features or functionalities that you’d like us to add? We would really appreciate it if you could click on the following link and add your feedback. Takes less than 30 seconds. Thanks! 

P.S. Be sure to share this newsletter with friends and encourage them to sign up to Travelsports! 

 

DID YOU KNOW??

 
Travelsports has created a list of places to check out during your breaks in tournaments on the individual tournament page on Travelsports. Whether it’s a team bonding event at a bowling alley, climbing wall, driving range or miniature golf, Travelsports has created the largest list of places for you to check out during tournament downtime. 
 
 
Going to a Tournament soon? 

Tournament weekends make for lifelong memories. Looking to make your team stand out at your next tournament? Check out Tourney Experience for customized team swag packages. Whether you’re a team manager or a parent, we know your time is valuable. We can help to simplify your tournament experience. Available for all sports!
 
 
Tips for Preventing Sports Injuries

Injuries are common in youth sports and with practices becoming more rigorous and intense, kids are opting to participate in their sport year-round, but it increases the chances of injuries without proper rest, nutrition and injury prevention. According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, some causes of sports injuries include improper training practices and improper warm-up or stretching practices. Here are three thoughts athletes should consider. 

Why is stretching so important? According to the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, maintaining flexibility is important because cold muscles are more prone to injury and it’s important to get your blood circulation flowing before a big event. Stretching can improve the ability of muscles to contract and perform. Using proper technique when training is so important because it helps protect you from injury. Each stretch should start out slowly, should not be painful and be held for at least 20 seconds. It’s important to take your time and go through the full range of motion. Whether it’s lunges, butt kicks, arm circles or running laps, warm-up techniques are essential. 

Proper technique leads to less injuries. Some common injuries from athletes include sprains, fractures, joint and muscle injuries. When training, it’s less about quantity and more about quality. Using proper technique is essential to playing your best and preventing injuries. Make sure you’re playing with the proper equipment, balance your body weight to prevent one side from being stronger than the other and use proper footwork. As an athletes, always remember to ask your coach for feedback, be receptive to that feedback and prevent groupthink. 

Finally, it’s important for athletes to take time and rest from their practice or competition. Muscles can be overused and remember to stretch, hydrate to prevent any dehydration or heat exhaustion and eat within 15-60 mins after finishing to prevent any loss of nutrients. If you’re injured, it’s important to rest and not rush. Make sure that you leave yourself an adequate time to heal from previous injury. Be sure to have your injury checked out by your doctor or physical therapist. Be sure that you’re clear to practice or play by your doctor to prevent getting re-injured.

 

Upcoming Events 

Interested in upcoming clinics, showcases and tournaments for baseball, lacrosse or hockey? Check out our list of trending upcoming tournaments and showcases below.


Hockey 



Lacrosse

 


Baseball 

 

Events for Cause

Pucks for Autism

Pucks for Autism runs hockey events to raise awareness and support those with autism. All of the proceeds from their events go towards programs that benefit children and young adults on the autism spectrum.

Check out their upcoming Pucks for Autism Tournament, happening in the Chicago suburbs in June. 
 
 
Looking to highlight a cause-based event in one of our newsletters? Please email to info@travelsports and include a brief description of the event, the cause the money is being raised for, an image and website link.
 
 
Hotel Reservations 

 
Traveling for an upcoming tournament? Did you know that Travelsports has partnered with Lucid Travel for a hotel page? Lucid Travel is the #1 travel management system for teams, universities, and tournament/event organizers. Rooms can be booked individually or as a group. Click on the image to book an upcoming hotel reservation for your team on our website. 

ADVERTISING

Interested in advertising on our newsletter? Send us a note to info@travelsports.com
 
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Hockey Hotels Tournaments

Travelsports Newsletter – Seventh Edition

Travelsports Newsletter – Eighth Edition!

Winter Sports to Spring Sports


It’s hard to think about, but spring sports are just around the corner. If your player is playing Baseball or Lacrosse, Travelsports has you covered when you are searching for clinics, showcases and tournaments. Still playing Hockey in the Spring ….? We’ve got hundreds of clinics, showcases and tournaments listed! 

P.S. Be sure to share this newsletter with friends and encourage them to sign up to Travelsports! 
 
 


Happy New Year to all athletes. It’s time for a new journey. Have any New Year’s resolutions for your sport and training regimen? According to Kelsey Erwin of NBC SportsEngine, here are five suggested New Year’s resolutions for youth athletes. 

  • Set smart goals for the year 
  • Focus on nutrition and hydration 
  • Practice good sportsmanship 
  • Prioritize your mental health 
  • Try new sports 
 
 
 
 
Travelsports has just launched our online marketplace focusing on helping consumers find and buy sports related gifts and swag from small businesses who are makers of unique and creative products. Add your store by 1/31/23, to receive up to 6 months of a free listing on Travelsports. 
 
 
Upcoming Events 

Interested in upcoming clinics, showcases and tournaments for baseball, lacrosse or hockey? Check out our list of trending upcoming tournaments and showcases below.

Hockey 

Lacrosse 

Baseball 
  • Tucson Classic – National Championship Sports (NCS) Baseball – Tucson, AZ – Jan 27-28 
  • NCS Super Bowl Classic – National Championship Sports (NCS) Baseball – Granada Hills, CA – Feb. 10 
  • Super Select – Bullpen Tournaments – Westfield, IN – May 5-7 
  • NCS Southeast Future Stars – National Championship Sports (NCS) Baseball – Albertville, AL – July 28-30
 Did You Know?



Traveling for an upcoming tournament? Did you know that Travelsports has partnered with Lucid Travel for a hotel page? Lucid Travel is the #1 travel management system for teams, universities, and tournament/event organizers. Rooms can be booked individually or as a group. Click below to book an upcoming hotel reservation for your team on our website. 

 
Events for Cause 
Northern Roots Hockey 

Northern Roots Hockey is a family owned and operated organization based out of New York City. Northern Roots seeks to empower hockey players globally increasing their physical ability and unlocking their leadership potential to help individuals achieve greatness. 

Northern Roots hosts an annual Pond Hockey Charity Classic to support the iRise Above Foundation, a foundation that provides support for young women diagnosed with breast cancer. The tournament is 4v4 and hosts 8 teams maximum, with 6-9 players per team. The registration fee also includes lunch, a team jersey and a registration bag filled with awesome giveaways including photos with former NHL players. Some past attendees include retired NHL players Peter Bondra and Ed Belfour. 

There is still time to sign up and they are still accepting donations!


 

ADVERTISING

Interested in advertising on our newsletter? Send us a note to info@travelsports.com