A group of lawmakers is pushing to limit or remove private equity’s role in youth sports, arguing that profit-driven ownership can drive up costs and reshape leagues and tournaments in ways that hurt families. For parents and coaches, it’s a sign that youth sports’ business model—and the fees that come with it—could face new scrutiny and potential regulation.
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