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GSV and Reebok form R&D partnership
Reebok and GeneralSports Venue announced that they are joining forces to study the interaction between athletic footwear and field surfaces for athletes ranging from professionals to amateurs.
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Deer gets revenge after hunter shoots him
Goodman said the deer looked dead to him, but seconds later the nine-point, 240-pound animal came to life.
Save $$ at STMA Conference
Take advantage of the lower early bird conference registration fees and register for the Sports Turf Managers Association conference by Dec. 15.
School moves forward with turf project
An uncertain economic climate has cooled school board members' support for more artificial turf on Spring-Ford Area (PA) athletic fields.
Lozinak family buys Altoona Curve
Curve Baseball LP President & Managing Partner Chuck Greenberg today announced that his group has reached an agreement to sell the Altoona Curve franchise to the family of Robert F. Lozinak.
UT Athletic Department to support turfgrass research and teaching
The University of Tennessee's turfgrass management research and teaching program is expanding its faculty due to the generous support of one of its prime cooperators.
STMA hosts Technical Institutes
STMA is hosting three technical institutes at the upcoming national conference in January in San José.
Upgrades proposed for school district
A professional analysis of the Methacton (MA) School District’s future needs for district-wide athletic field improvements includes a new high school football field with stadium lights and additional seating, a new multi-purpose field, a $10 million gymnasium addition and an $8 million performing arts addition for the high school.
STMA Conference credentials delivered to you
To improve service to you at the annual conference, STMA headquarters will be mailing conference credentials to those who register by to Dec. 15.
Synthetic turf being pondered at Hackley Stadium
An effort to place artificial turf in historic Hackley Stadium is gaining momentum after officials made the unpopular decision to move last weekend's football game to Grand Haven (MI) because of a wrecked field.