In my opinion, these are the reasons we have the rules that parents sit on different sides in the first place!

My daughters play competitive soccer. It is understood, and often in the rule book, that the parents of one team sit on one side of the field and the parents of the other team sit on the other side.

Some youth sports programs or teams like those run by this NHL club might have potential issues. Here's how to spot red flags ...

Another youth sports season is mercifully in the books. A few observations from an appreciative and tired sports parent: 1. Nothing feels luckier for your kid (and a parent) than getting a good coach.

Officiating is one of the most thankless yet essential jobs to the survival of sports at the high school level in the state.

As high school sports prepares to enter a new world this fall, athletic directors in the Northern Lakes Conference are doing their best to be ready. So are Elkhart’s co-athletic directors Brian ...