Jon Solomon
@jonsolomon35
Sports fan. Ex-sports reporter. Sports dad. Community Impact Director @AspenInstSports. Opinions and RTs are my own.
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What a moment. I was fortunate to be there. Electric atmosphere all night. And what a call by Joe Beninati — and then he let the scene tell the story. Now my humble request for Ovechkin: Please don’t score Sunday (unlikely) so I can see the record broken in person.
With antisemitism on the rise, including on college campuses since October 7, it’s ironic and meaningful for three Jews to be coaching in the Final Four. Good story by Chuck Culpepper. washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/04…
Long-time Washington Capitals announcer Joe Beninati called Alex Ovechkin's first NHL goal. All these years later, he called Alex Ovechkin's record-breaking goal. 🫡 Iconic. #Gr8ness
Forget college and pro sports. The main reason parents say their child specializes in one sport is just to make the high school team. Thanks as always to Jordan Blazo and Travis Dorsch for their work surveying youth sports parents.
𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗘𝗽𝗶𝘀𝗼𝗱𝗲 🎧 In our latest episode of the Educator Wellness Podcast, Kari is joined by Jon Solomon (Aspen Institute Sports & Society) to explore the powerful connection between sports, physical activity, and youth mental health. This episode sheds light on the crucial role of
Join us Aug. 19 for Kansas City Community Conversations on Youth Sports. Building on ideas in our State of Play Kansas City report with Children's Mercy, explore how to improve quality sports and play access for Kansas City youth. Register now for free: support.aspeninstitute.org/event/kansas-c…
As Kansas City prepares to host the FIFA Men’s World Cup next summer, it’s worth asking: What lasting impact can this major spectacle have on local children? Jon Solomon shares ideas for a legacy project so more children can play sports. kansascity.com/opinion/reader…
On Aug. 19, the The Aspen Institute and Children's Mercy are co-hosting Kansas City Community Conversations on Youth Sports. It’s a free event designed for coaches, nonprofit leaders, administrators & parents. If you live in KC, join us by registering here: support.aspeninstitute.org/event/kansas-c…