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Youth1 Media

www.youth1.com

 
Youth1.com launched in 2010 with the sole purpose of uniting the large and passionate youth sports world through exclusive content devoted to athletes, parents, coaches and teams. Since our inception, our growth on a national level has been nothing short of amazing, capturing the attention of an audience waiting for a media outlet like ours to provide feature stories, game recaps and rankings, top prospect reports, live tournament coverage and much more. Youth1`s devoted team of writers and editors are experts in the sports they cover, making their outreach and information on the youth sports level unique. We simply know youth sports ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.youth1.com
  • 115. Route 46 Suite C23
    Mountain Lakes, NJ USA 07046
  • Phone: 973.878.0128

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Ian Campbell
Chief Technology Officer Profile

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