Capacity Sports Group is officially on the scene.
The youth sports platform has expanded significantly with four acquisitions — a pair of facilities in Pennsylvania and two tournament operators.
Entering the CSC fold:
United Sports: 218K-square-foot indoor/outdoor complex in Downingtown with 11 fields and 91K-square-foot indoor facility.
YSC Sports: 90K-square-foot complex in Wayne that serves over 1.5K teams and 7.5K individual registrations annually
Sideline Sports Solutions (S3): Operates over 40 soccer tournaments each year, including FC Europa Turf Cup and FC Delco Players Cup with over 850 teams, 14K players
Flag Football Life: Operates NFL Flag leagues at over 25 locations, national tournament across over 15 states and Canada; operated by United Sports and has plans for significant expansion
CSC launched in January when scouting content and events platform Prep Baseball merged with Bullpen Tournaments, an events and facilities manager and operator.
The company previously said it planned to host over 300 tournaments this year across about 150 fields with 20M visitors. Prep Baseball held over 1.6K events in 2025 in 47 states, Canada and Taiwan.
Quick Take: CSC made it clear at launch it planned to acquire complementary organizations to pull off multi-sport expansion. The thing to watch now is whether it tried to enter the super club game — the Top Tier travel baseball program (over 250 teams in 10 state) is already in its portfolio.
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