Pat McEnroe Joins UBsports Board

SAG HARBOR, N.Y. - Oct. 29, 2015 - PRLog -- Patrick McEnroe, the lead announcer of ESPN’s US Open broadcasts, 10-time Davis Cup Captain, and former Head of Player Development for the US Tennis Association (USTA), has just agreed to join the UBsports Board of Directors.  With decades of experience in pro sports and sports administration, Patrick plans to take a hands-on role in developing UBsports into the dominant online athlete and coach community on the Web.  Go to www.ubsports.com to see why the athlete community is getting involved.

“In this country, we take the needs of the fans of spectator sports much more seriously than the needs of the actual players, and especially those playing the Olympic, amateur and lower profile sports, despite the fact that more than half of the US population is actually playing these sports, and are practicing wellness disciplines every day:  These are the real participants in sports, who are coming up in the ranks of Olympic and amateur sports, cross-training, or playing just for the fun of it, and they are completely underrepresented, and they are frustrated.

UBsports is giving every one of our members the ability to learn about, watch, enjoy, and participate in each of the 100 sports played in the US every day, no matter what sport they play or where they live.  Some of them will rise to the top of those sports, and someday could be the next Gold Medalists, or US Open Champions.  If UBsports helps them get there, we all win.”

UBsports is a new breed of hybrid social media that guides athletes from youth to novice to elite, gives them direct contact with Olympians and Pros who blog and curate their sports through SportPortals and groups, shows them amazing training and competition video, and engages them directly with all teams, groups and organizing bodies in their sports, right up to the USOC.   Because of this world-class set of tools and capabilities, UBsports is becoming a daily necessity for athletes who are playing all the world’s great sports.

Go to www.ubsports.com, and Bring Your Sports Life Online.