A proposed federal bill would prohibit “stay-to-play” requirements (forcing athletes to use specific hotels or services) and would restrict private equity involvement in youth sports organizations. If it advances, it could reshape how travel tournaments are run and how families are charged for lodging, fees, and participation.
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