Congress is examining whether private equity investment in youth sports—especially tournament circuits and large sports complexes—is contributing to rising “pay-to-play” costs for families. The scrutiny highlights how consolidation and profit-driven models could be affecting fees, travel expectations, and access to sports for kids.
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