About The Dub Report

Youth sports deserve better stories.

Not just box scores, quick captions, or social media posts that disappear tomorrow. Real stories worth remembering.

As the dad of a 10-year-old daughter and a 12-year-old son, I’ve spent many weekends at soccer fields, baseball diamonds, basketball gyms, wrestling tournaments, and flag football games. I’ve also had the privilege of coaching both of my kids, giving me a front-row seat to what makes youth sports so special.

In youth sports, there are often championship games, trophies, and big plays. But that's not what kids remember most. They remember the friendships, the postgame celebrations, the weekends that turned teammates into family, and the feeling of wearing their team's jersey with pride.

That’s why I created The Dub Report.

I wanted to build something that celebrates every young athlete—not just the future stars, but every kid who shows up, works hard, and supports their teammates. Every season has a story worth telling, and every player deserves to have that story preserved.

My hope is that years from now, today's young athletes can look back at their article and remember just how incredible these years were.

Thanks for letting us help tell your story.

— Eric Strand

Founder & Editor-in-Chief

The Dub Report