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DIscover how Igloo Lacrosse uses AI cameras to give youth players a competitive edge. Learn why video analysis technology is transforming lacrosse development from middle school up.

Framingham High School Athletic Director Paul Spear discovers how video analysis transforms coaching effectiveness across 27 varsity sports programs, revealing insights that verbal instruction alone cannot deliver.

How two grassroots coaches turned their parenting struggles into a movement that's reshaping youth football culture through honest storytelling and community connection.

Learn how Colomiers Rugby Association used live streaming to create a subscription model and engage families who couldn't attend matches. See how rugby clubs generate revenue with video technology.

Discover how Brookline High School's rugby coach uses Veo's AI sports camera to eliminate unreliable student filming and transform game analysis with automated tracking.

Discover how Highland High School's lacrosse coach uses Veo's automatic highlight system to transform youth player development through visual feedback and tactical understanding.

"Veo has become a key tool in how we develop players and support coaches across Sting SC," explains Tom Blencoe, the club's Director of Coaching. "It allows us to teach more effectively by using real in-game footage to break down decisions, reinforce concepts, and highlight player growth."

While many multi-location soccer organizations struggle with inconsistent video implementation across their sites, Steel United has built a centralized system that serves 2,500 players across 10 states. Their strategic approach to partnership negotiation and systematic allocation offers a blueprint for clubs looking to scale intelligently.

How Rio and Anton Ferdinand are using their father's foundational values to transform grassroots football development across England

The eighth KDB Cup delivered drama, heartbreak, and moments of pure magic as Europe's next generation announced itself to the world under the watchful eye of Veo's AI cameras.

Being seen is the first step to being heard. At Girl Power’s summer camp, Veo cameras captured Afghan women footballers as they trained with professional clubs, creating powerful visual proof that talent knows no borders and that representation can spark revolutions.

NASA Tophat Finance Director Kristi Cassell has built an operational system that manages 38 Veo Cams serving over 50 teams across six locations, all coordinated by one person. Her approach demonstrates how clubs can centralize operational complexity while creating accountability at the team level, offering a blueprint for scaling beyond small implementations.