Glassbox Padel Brings the World’s Fastest-Growing Sport to College Park
Located at 4928 College Ave., near the airport, Glassbox Padel is one of only a handful of places in the greater D.C. area where you can play padel.
Located at 4928 College Ave., near the airport, Glassbox Padel is one of only a handful of places in the greater D.C. area where you can play padel.
Whether you’re looking for a new sport or a fun alternative for date night, you can try axe-throwing not far from the Route 1 corridor.
Prince George’s County has named Friday, Sept. 16, as “Frances Tiafoe Day” after the Route 1 native’s historic run at the U.S. Open semifinals last week.
The Route 1 corridor’s very own tennis phenom Francis Tiafoe will play in the semifinals of the U.S. Open Friday, his highest-profile match yet.
For more than two decades, Bladensburg was the center of roller skating in Prince George’s County.
Pickleball, America’s fastest-growing sport, is also gaining popularity on the Route 1 corridor.
Sammy Kahsai started playing soccer at Hyattsville Middle School, working his way up to the Maryland Bobcats FC, a pro team based in Montgomery County.
Three athletes with ties to Prince George’s County will compete in the Tokyo Olympics, which began Friday.
The team, which practices on a field off Hamilton Street in Hyattsville from April to November, has more than 26 players, almost all of whom are from El Salvador.

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Life on the Route 1 Corridor
