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جے شاہ کے بعد یہ دوسرے بھارتی ہیں جو اہم عہدہ پانے میں کامیاب ہوئے ہیں
مزید پڑھیئے: www.aaj.tv/news/30470471
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July 7, 2025 at 6:30 AM
North Polk Community School District celebrates thrilling athletic victories while tackling pressing challenges in funding and sports governance.

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North Polk School District celebrates athletic achievements and confronts governance challenges in Iowa sports
North Polk honors boys and girls teams while addressing inequities in Iowa sports governance.
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July 23, 2025 at 3:44 AM
Namibia sports requires a standardised salary scale and strong governance
Mathew Haikali Take a moment to think about the coaches, administrators, and volunteers who pour their time and energy into developing athletes and keeping the wheels of Namibian sport turning. Many of them do this with little certainty about their future, unclear pay expectations, and often without contracts that properly recognise their skills and qualifications. One of the biggest challenges in our sports sector—one that rarely gets the attention it deserves—is the lack of a standardised salary scale. Right now, hiring and firing in sports often feels random. There’s no consistency, no clear benchmarks tied to qualifications or experience, and it shows. Talented individuals are discouraged from staying in the field, and professionalism takes a backseat. If we’re serious about professionalising sport in Namibia, then we need to start by creating fair, transparent, and structured pay systems. People who are qualified—whether they’re coaching youth at the grassroots level or managing national teams—deserve to know where they stand. They need to be paid fairly, not based on who they know, but on what they bring to the table. This isn’t just a job for sports federations or clubs. The Ministry of Labour and the Ministry of Justice have a critical role to play. The current labour laws don’t speak directly to the reality that sports is no longer just a pastime—it’s a profession, a job creator, and an engine for national development. That’s why we need proper legal frameworks that protect everyone involved and ensure contracts clearly define responsibilities, pay, performance expectations, and fair exit options. A sector-specific salary scale, grounded in solid research, would go a long way in levelling the playing field. Every sports professional should be given a clear Terms of Reference and a formal contract. Not only does this build trust, but it also gives both parties security and clarity. Of course, salaries and contracts are just one piece of the puzzle. If we want sports in Namibia to grow and gain respect, we also need to strengthen governance structures. That means accountability not just within clubs, but at the regional and national levels too. Clear structures help ensure decisions are fair, money is well-spent, and problems are resolved openly—not behind closed doors. Right now, without a national sports policy that clearly outlines expectations and standards, our sector is drifting. We can’t keep operating like a “headless chicken” and hope for better results. It’s time for the Ministries of Justice and Labour to work together with the Ministry of Sport, federations, and labour unions to build a national framework that brings fairness, structure, and real professionalism to sport. Mathew Haikali writes as a sports consultant.
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April 10, 2025 at 3:40 PM
Groundbreaking IOC chief Coventry confronts global intrigue and Trump
Kirsty Coventry became the first woman and first African to be elected president of the International Olympic Committee on Thursday and set her sights on confronting the dual unpredictability of geopolitical intrigue and US president Donald Trump. The 41-year-old two-time Olympic swimming champion from Zimbabwe is the youngest person to hold the most powerful position in sports governance. “This is an extraordinary moment,” said Coventry, the sports minister in her native Zimbabwe. “As a nine-year-old girl I never thought that I would be standing up here one day, getting to give back to this incredible movement of ours.” Coventry faces enormous challenges, such as dealing with Trump in the run-up to Los Angeles hosting the 2028 Summer Games. She said “communication will be key” with the US leader. “I have been dealing with, let’s say, difficult men in high positions since I was 20 years old,” said Coventry, confident Trump would put all his weight behind the staging of the 2028 showpiece. “My firm belief is that President Trump is a huge lover of sports, he will want these games to be significant, he will want them to be a success.” Coventry added that on the thorny issue of transgender athletes — Trump has said there are only two genders, male and female — the IOC would stand its ground. “So in terms of Donald Trump, again, it’s going to take communication. As I just said, we’re going to create a task force that’s going to look at the transgender issue and the protection of the female category,” she said. She said a decision would be made “collectively” with the international federations. “That decision will be made very clear and we won’t move from that decision.” Another major issue on her agenda is the question of whether to allow Russia to return to the Olympic fold. In Paris last year Russian athletes had to compete under a neutral banner, after the 2022 invasion of Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated Coventry on her election, saying it was “proof of your high authority in the sporting world”, while sports minister Mikhail Degtyaryov said on Telegram he hoped it would lead “to Russia returning to the Olympic podium”. Coventry was thought to be in a tight-run race with IOC veteran Juan Antonio Samaranch Junior and World Athletics president Sebastian Coe for the top job. However, to general surprise the race was decided in the first round of voting. Coventry received 49 of the 97 votes possible, with Samaranch obtaining 28 and Coe third with a humbling eight votes. Samaranch, 65, was bidding to emulate his father of the same name who led the Olympic movement for 21 years and 68-year-old World Athletics president Coe was seeking to become the first Briton. The other four candidates failed to garner more than four votes each. Samaranch Junior, a polished performer who is IOC vice-president, congratulated Coventry and said he “was not going anywhere.” “It is very good news, the IOC is moving into the future, she has so much support from the membership, we will all walk behind her,” he said. Outgoing IOC president Thomas Bach appeared to view Coe as the disruptor candidate, which is perhaps surprising given many would view him as an establishment figure. His low score will be a bitter blow to the two-time 1,500 metres Olympic champion and organiser of the 2012 London Games. Coe took the dashing of his dream on the chin. Asked if it had been a clean fight, he replied: “It was an election.” “I am really pleased for Kirsty, it is really good there is an athlete at the top of the organisation,” Coe added. The post Groundbreaking IOC chief Coventry confronts global intrigue and Trump appeared first on The Namibian.
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March 21, 2025 at 9:05 AM
پاکستان نیٹ بال فیڈریشن کے چھ عہدیداران پر پابندی عائد کر دی گئی وجہ کیا بنی؟
مزید جانیں:https://pakistanmatters.pk/2087
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December 26, 2025 at 4:52 PM
ICC's Working Group to determine the structure and approach for LA28

The CEC, after its gathering on July 18, has delegated responsibility to a group expected to be established by the ICC Board soon.

#ICC #LA28 #SportsGovernance
July 18, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Louisiana legislators are diving deep into the LHSAA's influence on high school athletics with a newly formed special committee!

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Louisiana Legislature forms committee to review LHSAA policies and governance structure
Legislators establish a special committee to examine LHSAA's impact on high school athletics
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May 29, 2025 at 5:20 AM
Trump’s World Cup Power Play Sparks Controversy

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October 16, 2025 at 1:03 PM
The ICC lacks any consistency in its application of the law and its meaning...

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The ICC Must Issue an Arrest Warrant for Azerbaijan's Ilham Aliyev | Opinion
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December 12, 2024 at 1:21 PM
New Mexico's House Bill 444 could revolutionize athletic competition oversight, promising better athlete health and safety but raising concerns about regulatory efficiency.

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New Mexico Legislature introduces House Bill 444 to reform athletic commission
New Mexico lawmakers aim to restructure the Athletic Commission and expand its membership
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March 2, 2025 at 7:00 AM
What the ICC AGM Means for the Future of USA Cricket

The USAC board expands from 10 to 12 directors following new constitutional changes to meet USOPC standards.

#USACricket #ICCAGM #SportsGovernance
July 20, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Still relying on league software that only handles logistics?

See how League Operations in iP: Intelligence Platform is transforming outdated systems into intelligent infrastructure.

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League Operations in iP: Intelligence Platform—More Than Just Sports League Management Software
The Evolution of League Operations: From Administration to Intelligence Creation.
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April 21, 2025 at 1:44 PM
ICC urges USA Cricket Board to step down for Olympic certification progress

This move is essential for USAC to gain national governing body recognition ahead of the LA28 Games.

#USACricket #Olympics2028 #SportsGovernance
July 16, 2025 at 7:30 PM
Concerns are rising in Winona about who truly governs high school sports, as board members call for greater public input in shaping the future of athletic programs.

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State High School League Revises Funding Model Following COVID-19 Challenges
High School League adopts new funding structure based on membership and student count.
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August 8, 2025 at 5:28 AM
📊 How does League Operations in iP: Intelligence Platform transform league management?

Swipe right for the answer, or click the link below to learn how League Operations simplifies registration, fixture, discipline, and matchday management.

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March 24, 2025 at 12:20 PM
August 23, 2025 at 2:46 PM
Resignations follow Bengaluru stampede as KSCA officials step down.

The secretary and treasurer of KSCA resigned citing moral accountability after the tragic event.

#BengaluruStampede #KarnatakaCricket #SportsGovernance
June 7, 2025 at 6:00 AM
🚨 New proposal: A European Sports Act to improve sports governance through EU legislation.

Many thanks to Stephen Weatherill (University of Oxford) and Jan Zglinski (LSE).

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The European Sports Act: A Proposal to Improve Sports Governance through EU Legislation
Sports organisations are poorly governed. Corruption and bribery have contaminated the activities of federations, major sporting events now habitually raise hum
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April 30, 2025 at 2:21 PM