Private equity and other investors are pouring money into youth sports clubs, tournaments, and facilities—raising concerns about rising costs, consolidation, and consumer protections for families. The article highlights how state and federal officials are starting to scrutinize the industry as it grows more profitable and more expensive for parents.
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