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PEARL | Made in the USA: Why Domestic Manufacturing Matters

August 6th, 2025|

Domestic manufacturing matters today and in the long run – but why? Products made in the USA ensure better quality, faster shipping and long-term value. Plus, PEARL lacrosse balls are tariff-free, so you get the best of the best without all those hidden costs.

Football, Fatherhood & the Fight for Safety

August 5th, 2025|

In the 2010s, the game of football found itself at a crossroads. With a surge in head injuries and growing concerns over their long-term effects, worries heightened amongst parents and youth rosters began to dwindle – sometimes even disappearing entirely. But Al Nittoli, former head of Oakland Braves Youth Football in Oakland, New Jersey, refused to let his program fade away.

Trusted By Those Who Know Best: Guardian Cap Moms

July 30th, 2025|

Growing up, Guardian Sports CEO Erin Hanson watched football like most of us – big hits and the crack of a contact between two helmets was, well, just a part of the game. However, when her own son, Jake, stepped onto the football field for the first time, her view of the game changed.

  • American Made: Why Domestic Manufacturing Matters

PEARL | Made in the USA: Why Domestic Manufacturing Matters

Domestic manufacturing matters today and in the long run – but why? Products made in the USA ensure better quality, faster shipping and long-term value. Plus, PEARL lacrosse balls are tariff-free, so you get the best of the best without all those hidden costs.

Football, Fatherhood & the Fight for Safety

In the 2010s, the game of football found itself at a crossroads. With a surge in head injuries and growing concerns over their long-term effects, worries heightened amongst parents and youth rosters began to dwindle – sometimes even disappearing entirely. But Al Nittoli, former head of Oakland Braves Youth Football in Oakland, New Jersey, refused to let his program fade away.

Trusted By Those Who Know Best: Guardian Cap Moms

Growing up, Guardian Sports CEO Erin Hanson watched football like most of us – big hits and the crack of a contact between two helmets was, well, just a part of the game. However, when her own son, Jake, stepped onto the football field for the first time, her view of the game changed.

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