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NAYS Members: Log in today - it’s a whole NEW ballgame!

The National Alliance for Youth Sports, as part of its ongoing efforts to best serve its highly valued members and chapters around the world, is pleased to introduce this comprehensive new Web site. The new site provides coaches with instant access to everything they need to ensure a fun-filled and rewarding season for their players.

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ESPN's Tom Farrey to deliver keynote at International Youth Sports Congress

Author of “Game On: The All-American Race to Make Champions of Our Children” to discuss changing face of youth sports in America and around the world.  Veteran ESPN reporter Tom Farrey will take attendees on an interesting and shocking journey across today’s ever-changing youth sports landscape during his keynote address to kick off this year’s International Youth Sports Congress.

Veteran ESPN reporter Tom Farrey will take attendees on an interesting and shocking journey across today’s ever-changing youth sports landscape during his keynote address to kick off this year’s International Youth Sports Congress. More...

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When the Vidalia (La.) Recreation Department decided to become a National Alliance for Youth Sports (NAYS) chapter and use its National Youth Sports Coaches Association (NYSCA) training program, they were hesitant to make the training mandatory.
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Seattle Academy a big hit with youth sport administrators
The National Alliance for Youth Sports (NAYS) believes that in order to improve youth sports at the local level, change must often begin from the top down. That is why it created the Academy for Youth Sports Administrators (AYSA)
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Knee injuries more severe for girls than boys, study finds
Girls are more likely to have severe sports-related knee injuries than boys, according to a recent American Journal of Sports Medicine study. Although the study found that sports-related knee injuries are more common in boys, they tend to be less serious for them and
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