Injuries – In or Out?

Injury prevention and treatment is becoming more effective and refined due to the introduction of new technological advances, making sports safer in a number of ways. The best example being, the evolution of sports clothing and gear in American football. Where players from the early 1900’s would have been slamming into each other wearing leather padsContinue reading “Injuries – In or Out?”

Motion Capture in Sport for Performance Analysis

The difference between winning and losing can be a matter of millimetres or milliseconds. Sport has become so precise that all those who wish to compete at the highest level are analyzing every movement trying to discover what can be improved and what can refined that will help shave priceless seconds off their times. TheContinue reading “Motion Capture in Sport for Performance Analysis”

Innovation in F1

Formula 1 racing has been at the forefront of innovation since its beginnings in 1950. Over the past 70 years the sport has contributed to society with constructors making leaps and bounds in the safety and efficiency of cars. Formula 1 has provided a platform for highly competitive innovation in technology. The desire to winContinue reading “Innovation in F1”

Fantasy Sports

Fantasy sports gives sports fans a unique opportunity to interact with real-world sports. Fans score points based on how well their chosen players do in real games. This gives fans deep insight into statistics of games and helps them see a different perspective on games. For an example let’s take basketball….players can score points basedContinue reading “Fantasy Sports”

Video Assistant Referee

Video Assistant Referee (VAR) has been a source of controversy since August, 2019 when the technology was implemented into the Premier League in the UK. The purpose of the technology is to assist the in-game referee when there is uncertainty around a particular incident. The technology has been used in American Football, Rugby and manyContinue reading “Video Assistant Referee”

Introduction

The purpose of this blog is to discuss the importance of information systems in sports. Our discussion will vary across a wide range of sports and from multiple points of view. There are five authors for this blog, Ronan McAlister, Ciaran Kelleher, Cathal Healy, Karen Morrissey and Taron Wright. We are all students in TrinityContinue reading “Introduction”

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