Over 4 fun-filled days at this year's Sports Analytics Camp in Charlotte, 50 local high school students had the opportunity to talk with 10 sports professionals from various sports, teams, and leagues about the industry and the importance of sports analytics!

New York City was the stage for an unforgettable 2025 sports analytics summer camp, empowering underrepresented high school students on the prestigious campus of Columbia University. These future leaders explored the inner workings of the NFL and NBA, toured Citi Field, and experienced live data and STEM in action at a NY Red Bulls game. They heard from distinguished industry experts who helped shape their journey, proving once again that it takes a village to uplift and inspire the next generation.

Last year, summer 2025, we empowered close to 50 underrepresented high school students to explore the endless possibilities in sports analytics through our free camp at USC, brought to life by Strength in Numbers. This camp wasn’t just about data and STEM; it was about showing our youth that they belong in this space – where innovation and sports collide. Along with additional camps at Columbia University and UNC Charlotte, students in LA enjoyed behind-the-scenes tours of NFL TV Network and Dodger Stadium, while learning from experts at the LA Clippers, ESPN, and more. Seeing leaders who share their backgrounds showed them that no dream is too big.

Want to know what it's like to experience attending the Sports Analytics Summer Camp in the City of Angels? Take a look behind the scenes in this video as students visited the NFL Media Headquarters as well as Dodger Stadium in addition to hearing guest speakers from the Los Angeles Clippers, ESPN Analytics & many more. The LA camps are held at the beautiful campus of USC.

Want to know what it's like to experience attending the Sports Analytics Summer Camp in New York City? Take a look behind the scenes in this video as students visited the NBA Headquarters & MLB Headquarters in addition to hearing guest speakers from ESPN Analytics.