Delta Apparel Sees Sales Decline In Second Quarter

Delta Apparel said it expects to see a 6 percent decline in sales in its fiscal second quarter ended March 28. Prior to the March impact of COVID-19, the company was on pace to achieve sales growth of approximately 9 percent for the quarter.

IHRSA Continues The Fight To Gain Federal Relief For Industry

IHRSA, the International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association, said that since Congress is moving quickly on the next rounds of stimulus relief, it has bulked up its federal lobbying power to ensure the next package provides relief for all of the country’s 40,000 health and fitness club operators.

USTA Pledges $50 Million To Support U.S. Tennis

The United States Tennis Association (USTA) is set to commit more than $50 million in spending to support its sport’s ecosystem, over a multi-year, multi-phase plan response to the expected financial impact generated by the coronavirus pandemic.

Riddell Partners With Catapult

Riddell announced a partnership with sports science and analytics company Catapult to further integrate emerging athlete data in football. Riddell InSite, the brand’s smart helmet technology, will now integrate its impact data into Catapult’s XOS video system.

Fanatics’ Founder Launches ALL IN Challenge

Fanatics Founder and Executive Chairman Michael Rubin, shown above, launched the ALL IN Challenge, which aims to be the largest digital fundraising movement ever with a goal of raising tens of millions of dollars or more to feed those in need during the COVID-19 crisis and beyond.

Academy Sports Furloughs Staff

Academy Sports + Outdoors announced that it is temporarily furloughing a substantial number of its corporate office and distribution center personnel effective April 18 in response to the impact of COVID-19. This action follows the furlough of a portion of Academy’s store personnel last week.