SGB Sports & Fitness

Schutt Sports Files Patent Lawsuit Against Riddell

The Schutt complaint identifies Riddell’s SpeedFlex, Revolution Speed, Revolution Speed Classic, 360, Revolution IQ, Foundation, Revolution Edge, Revolution Attack, Revolution Attack-I, Attack, Victor-I and Victor helmet models as infringing Schutt’s patents.

Is A Mega-Winter Show Headed To Denver?

SIA’s deal to sell the Snow Show to Emerald Expositions, the parent of Outdoor Retailer, positions Denver in a prime position to become the next home to a combined winter show as well as Outdoor Retailer Summer Market.

Foot Locker’s Q1 Misses Street Targets

Said Lauren Peters, EVP and CFO, “Even with first quarter sales that ran below expectations, we believe our inventory is still well positioned to drive improved top line results over the balance of the year. At the same time, we are aggressively reviewing and implementing opportunities to lower expenses as we work to achieve a mid-single digit EPS increase for the full year.”

Hibbett Sports Sees Comps Bouncing Back In Second Half

Hibbett Sports reported earnings fell in the first quarter, as projected, on lower sales with continued weakness in legacy sports product. But it also indicated same-store sales are likely to drop again in the second quarter. On the positive side, officials remain hopeful that improved allocations of footwear, its new store-to-home capabilities and the third-quarter launch of e-commerce will provide fresh revenue streams in the back half.

PHIT Support From Congress Growing

In less than three months, the Personal Health Investment Today (PHIT) Act has gained support from 50 Members of Congress with the addition of Congressman Joe Barton (R-Tex.) on Thursday.