Quikick builds mobile interactive soccer arenas that turn training facilities, homes, and event spaces into skill-based games. Designed to fit in a standard SUV and set up in under 15 minutes, its arenas combine physical play with digital scoring and analytics, helping players practice while giving tournaments and fan events a compact activity that can draw hundreds of participant sessions a day.
SlingerSlinger designs portable ball launchers that double as sports bags, beginning with its tennis machine and expanding into pickleball and other racquet sports. Built around the idea that players should be able to own an affordable, accessible practice partner, the company’s bag-style launcher carries equipment and up to 144 balls while providing adjustable feeds for solo training. Slinger says its launcher has reached more than 70,000 sales across 60-plus markets in its first 36 months of operations.BALTIMORE, MD
GoalpherGoalpher makes a subterranean, self-rising goal system that brings soccer, hockey, and multi-sport play to usable spaces in seconds. Its weather-resistant equipment is vetted and approved by major U.S. parks and recreation departments, with installations including retractable goal posts at a San Diego County park. Patrice Evra joined the company as a co-founder in 2023.
Shoot n ScoopJono Enterprises, LLC is the company behind the patented Shoot n Scoop, a compact lacrosse trainer built for youth programs and backyard play. Its distinctive bucket-and-ramp design sends the ball back onto the ground after a shot, giving players a simple way to practice ground balls while they train.PELHAM MANOR, NY
DribbleUp, IncDribbleUp is a Franklin Square, New York company known for bringing interactive sports training into the home. Its smart equipment connects young players with app-based coaching and guided practice, while its fitness community serves adults working out at home.IRVINGTON, NY