Tracked deals
4
4 tracked deals across 2019-2026.
Durham, North Carolina, United States
Teamworks powers high-performance organizations across collegiate and professional sports, military, and public safety. Its operating system brings together recruiting, development, operations, individual branding, and communication in one centralized platform across the performance lifecycle.
Tracked deals
4
4 tracked deals across 2019-2026.
Recent pace
2
2 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
4 buyout
Last 3 years
Supporting Data
Teamworks acquired the enterprise (B2B) business of Pro Football Focus (PFF), including its proprietary game event data and analytics platform used by NFL teams and collegiate football programs. The deal is intended to expand Teamworks’ vertically integrated, AI-powered football operating system by unifying video, player tracking, and analytics. PFF’s consumer business remains independent, while Cris Collinsworth and PFF’s minority investors continue as Teamworks shareholders.
Teamworks has acquired Sportlogiq, the Montreal-based leader in AI-powered hockey analytics, integrating Sportlogiq’s computer vision and tracking technology into Teamworks’ Intelligence platform. Sportlogiq’s team of roughly 80 employees (including 10 AI researchers) and its iCE platform will join Teamworks to expand its analytics, game-preparation, and talent-evaluation capabilities across professional and collegiate sports.
Durham-based enterprise SaaS provider Teamworks announced the acquisitions of four sports-technology companies — Smartabase, Retain, Grafted and NextPlay — to expand its Operating System for Sports and launch an integrated collegiate compliance solution. The deals add human performance, athlete development, anonymous reporting/survey, and alumni engagement capabilities to Teamworks’ platform, accelerating product breadth across the athlete lifecycle.
Teamworks has acquired INFLCR for an undisclosed amount; INFLCR will operate as a fully owned subsidiary with Founder & President Jim Cavale remaining in his role. Teamworks said it will invest in INFLCR to accelerate growth — expanding the platform’s collegiate and pro reach — while both brands continue to operate separately. Teamworks is based in Durham, North Carolina and has more than 100 employees; INFLCR is Birmingham, Alabama–based with about 20 employees.
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