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USA Track & Field Saw Total Revenues Increase By $6.2M Last Year

USA Track & Field increased its total revenues by $6.2M in '10, according to an annual report the organization released Thursday. Total revenues rose to $19.45M in '10 largely as a result of a $4M increase in sponsorship revenue, which jumped to $10.7M. The organization also received a larger grant from the USOC, which increased its contribution from $1.5M in '09 to $2.9M in '10, and increased its merchandise sales by $400,000. Total expenses rose to $18.9M in '10 from $14.4M in '09.

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