Blog | The Sports Facilities Companies

By: Ali Yenchick When national champions need a place to prepare, they’re intentional about their practice floor. They choose a space that can handle elite repetition, sharpen execution under pressure, and feel reliable enough to become part of the routine. For the USF Bulls Cheerleading program, Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus

By: Ali Yenchick Introducing the Amarillo Netplex: a high-energy indoor sports destination built to keep Amarillo moving all year long. Now entering a new chapter under The Sports Facilities Companies’ (SFC) management, the North Texas complex brings together recreation, competition, and community under one roof –– offering the kind of

By: Ali Yenchick Hurst Aquatics joined aquatic facilities around the world in participating in World’s Largest Swim Lesson Day (WLSL), an annual global initiative designed to spotlight water safety, swim education, and drowning prevention. In the U.S., drowning is the leading cause of death for children ages 1 to 4

By: Ally Azzarelli If you’re trying to build or fund a sports facility, you’ll eventually face a room full of skeptics, like city council members, who want to know what this will cost taxpayers, CVB directors who need to justify their support, private investors who want to see a return,

By: Ali Yenchick Tournament weekends have left adults wanting in on the action. In fact, 19% of U.S. adults now play team sports, up from 11% in 2020, and 24% of adults surveyed said they were at least somewhat likely to join a rec league. Across the country, more adults

By: Ali Yenchick On July 4, 2026, the USA will celebrate its 250th birthday. America 250, the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence—when 56 signatures helped launch the American experiment on July 4, 1776—is a milestone that doubles as the largest anniversary observance and the largest

Above shows Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus, one of our dual use sports facilities. By: Ali Yenchick Hurricane season runs from June 1 through November 30, and even in a below-normal year, NOAA forecasts 8 to 14 named storms, including up to six hurricanes. It only takes one to change a