"America Can’t Be Great Without Great Science and Highly Educated Professionals—A Call for Continued Support of Research and Physical Activity Programs That Provide a High Return on Investment," a commentary by The National Academy of Kinesiology and the American Kinesiology Association. Click to read the free commentary.

The Journal of Teaching in Physical Education (JTPE) is proud to recognize the excellence of the winners of the 2024 JTPE Reviewers of the Year: Eve Bernstein, Queens College - CUNY and Scott McNamara, University of New Hampshire. Click to view the detailed announcement.

The Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology (JCSP) is proud to recognize the excellence of the winners of the 2024 JCSP Reviewers of the Year: Peter Economou and Sonya Soohoo.

The Sport Management Education Journal is proud to present the 2024 winner of the Best Paper Award: Ashley Gardner and Adam Love for their article, "From the Classroom to the Industry: An Exploration of Sport Management Students’ Transitions to Employment," SMEJ 18(1), January 2024. Click for details.

The Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology is proud to present the 2024 winners of the Excellence in Research Award: Christine M. Habeeb, Sarah A. Stephen, and Robert C. Eklund for their article, "Team Efficacy Profiles: Congruence Predicts Objective Performance of Athlete Pairs," Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology 46(1), February 2024. Click for details.

APAQ Editor Dr. Justin Haegele is pleased to announce the following awards from the past volume year.
2024 APAQ Reviewer of the Year: Sean M. Tweedy.
2024 APAQ Paper of the Year: "'It Looks Good on Paper, But It Was Never Meant to Be Real': Mixed-Gender Events in the Paralympic Movement," by Nikolaus A. Dean, Andrea Bundon, P. David Howe, and Natalie Abele. (Open Access) Click for details.

"I am thankful to be recognized as the 2024 ISCJ Editorial Board Member of the Year. It is truly an honor to serve on the Editorial Board alongside such an exceptional group of esteemed colleagues. Together, we strive to advance knowledge that benefits sport scholars, coach developers, and coaches. This work is meaningful, and I am grateful for the opportunity to be part of the team." Click to view the full-sized announcement.

"New Insights into Accelerometer-Measured Habitual Physical Activity and Sedentary Time During Early Recovery in Pediatric Concussion," by Bhanu Sharma, Joyce Obeid, Carol DeMatteo, Michael D. Noseworthy, and Brian W. Timmons. "Our team at McMaster University is proud to receive this award from Pediatric Exercise Science. Our team is excited to be exploring the overlap between exercise science and concussion management, and we are grateful to have our work recognized by this award. Our thanks to PES for giving us an opportunity to share our work, and to everyone who has taken the time to read and engage with the article." Click to read the award winning article.

The Sociology of Sport Journal’s Early Career Researcher Award is given to an early career North American Society for the Sociology of Sport (NASSS) member in recognition of significant scholarly contributions to the sociology of sport field. The Award is open to all members of NASSS who have received a PhD within the previous seven (7) years of the Award year. Click for details.