As we turn the page on the first half, we wanted to send you into a long holiday weekend with a look back at the SBJ stories that resonated most in sports tech.

The Northern California Volleyball Association has picked Fastbreak AI as its official ticketing platform.

VeloU, a New York training facility with remote coaching options, assessed a 40-something suburban dad — SBJ's Joe Lemire — on the best pitching mechanics for how his aging body moves.

Daktronics booked record net sales of $838.7M during the 2026 fiscal year, an 11% year-over-year increase.

Movement analysis company Movetru has added a football advisory board, including NFL quarterback Jake Browning, while adding a new smartphone assessment.

Comcast said Monday it plans to separate its media and technology businesses into two publicly traded companies as it looks to better compete in a media landscape increasingly characterized by ‌pressure from streaming rivals and consolidation.

New York Liberty Chief Innovation Officer Keith D'Amelio and longtime client former NFL All-Pro Ndamukong Suh shared their ideas to improve organizational performance and innovation.

As rights fees continue to climb and advertising markets fragment, margin expansion won’t come from doing the same thing more efficiently. It will come from creating more inventory, serving more platforms, and responding faster to market opportunities.

NBA Launchpad, in its fifth year, is now expanding with a designated track for Asia startups to participate in the pilot program.

Gamecode, which is already working with clubs in the Premier League and MLS, is now formally launching its AI platform that can be catered to each coach's own philosophy.