About Dan Calabrese
Dan Calabrese is a website content writer at Hotels4Teams. He strives to provide readers with the best travel tips to help make planning their trip as simple as possible. Dan earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Rider University in 2014.
Sports App of the Week: SI Play
Attention parents, athletes, coaches, league administrators, and tournament directors! Sports Illustrated has developed the only app you’ll ever need when it comes to your team, league, or tournament. SI Play is a one-stop shop sports app where you can manage everything with ease. It’s the leading team, league, and tournament management app. SI Play is […]
Hosting an End of Season Party
There’s no better way to celebrate the team’s accomplishments than having an end of the season party. Not only is it the perfect opportunity to recognize the athletes, but also the parents that have helped throughout the season. An end of the season party is one of the most exciting parts of any season. Games, […]
Healthy Snacks for the Team
In a world where junk food reigns supreme, many have been fighting the good fight of promoting healthy snacks for their kids. Proper nutrition is a vital part for any growing child, but sometimes, pushing these kinds of snacks on kids isn’t as easy as picking them up at the grocery store. If it’s your […]
Team-Friendly Recipes: Chicken Spaghetti
Pasta parties have become a staple for many sports teams. No matter which sport your kid plays, loading up on carbs is always appreciated… and delicious. When your child’s next pasta party comes around, be the hero of the night by bringing this tasty chicken spaghetti recipe. *Ingredient amounts are set for 15 people. Add […]
Fun Fundraising: Video & Board Game Event
So, your child’s team is getting ready to have a fundraiser, but isn’t sure what to do exactly? The team could go the usual route: bake sales, selling candy, etc. Those are perfectly viable and acceptable fundraising events. But what if the team is looking for something different and more exciting? Why not try hosting […]
5 Fun & Effective Softball Drills
With spring comes the start of softball season. However, by March teams have been conditioning for a few months to get ready. Months of practice can start to feel a bit monotonous. Players are itching to get on the field and play. But practice and conditioning doesn’t end once the season begins. Spice up practice […]
Sports App of the Week: MLB At Bat
It’s one of the most wonderful times of the year. The weather is getting warmer. Trees and plants are blooming. And maybe most importantly, baseball is back. For many, opening day is the most exciting day of the year. After waiting since October for baseball to start, your appetite for games, highlights, and all things […]
Sports Gear of the Week: SKLZ Reaction Ball
In the market for an inexpensive practice aid that’ll improve fielding skills for softball or baseball? Check out the SKLZ Reaction Ball. This peculiar looking ball is designed to increase hand-eye coordination and reaction time. While the Reaction Ball was created for baseball and softball fielding practice, it can be used to help athletes of […]
Shohei Ohtani Wants to Up His Playing Time
The start of the baseball season always dominates sports headlines. But as far as the 2018 season goes, Shohei Ohtani has monopolized baseball talk. It’s no surprise why. Just two weeks into the season, the two way star is being lauded as the second coming of Babe Ruth. Let that sink in for a moment. […]
Do’s and Don’ts for Parents of Young Athletes
Looking for ways to improve your mentality towards youth sports? Check out these helpful do’s and don’ts for parents of young athletes.