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Atlantic Hockey and SKOR Sports Sign Multi-Year Partnership
Atlantic Hockey and SKOR Sports Partner
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HAVERHILL, Mass. -- Robert DeGregorio, Commissioner for
Atlantic Hockey and Glenn Cook, President and CEO of SKOR Sports,
announced today that they have entered into a multi-year
partnership with SKOR Sports. SKOR Sports recently teamed up
with Atlantic Hockey during its 2010 Championships and will now
become the “Official Brand Apparel of Atlantic
Hockey.”
“We are excited to have Glenn and SKOR Sports as partner
with Atlantic Hockey,” stated DeGregorio. “With
Atlantic Hockey’s emergence as a strong Division I league and
with our presence in the NCAA Tournament over the past couple of
years, it is time we let the public have a chance to purchase
Atlantic Hockey merchandise.”
“All of us at Skor Sports are proud to be part of such an
outstanding organization and are thankful for the opportunity to be
named ‘Official Brand Apparel Partner,’” said
Cook. “This sponsorship agreement with Atlantic Hockey aligns
SKOR’s core values of community involvement, reputation of
excellence and the competitive spirit of both
organizations.”
“Partnering with the Atlantic Hockey is another great
example of our commitment to forging best-in class partnerships to
serve the needs of our customers and its fans,” commented
Glenn Cook. “SKOR Sports will develop a proprietary lifestyle
brand of Atlantic Hockey apparel and other emblematic products that
will be available on the league’s website. All of us at
SKOR Sports are thrilled to enter into this agreement with the
Atlantic Hockey and look forward to carrying on a tradition of
offering championship products which will be worn and used by the
league’s participants for many seasons to come.”
In addition to selling Atlantic Hockey brand apparel on the
league’s website, SKOR will also have a booth at the 2010
Championship at the Blue Cross Arena to display and sell Atlantic
Hockey merchandise. In the upcoming season, SKOR Sports will
initiate a season-long fan contest, “The Road to
Rochester,” with Atlantic Hockey promoting and developing
brand awareness for its men’s championship at the Blue Cross
Arena in Rochester, N.Y.
SKOR Sports made its Atlantic Hockey debut at the 2010 men’s
league championships, with the final four participants receiving
backpacks from the company’s bag line.
SKOR Sports is also sponsoring one of the league’s
postseason awards, Rookie of the Year. An annual award, voted
on by the league’s coaches recognizing the leagues most
outstanding freshman from one of its 12 member institutions.
ABOUT Atlantic Hockey
The Atlantic Hockey Association arose when nine institutions
joined together on June 30, 2003, to found a new Division-I
men’s ice hockey conference. The league currently consists of
twelve members: Air Force Academy, American International College,
Army, Bentley University, Canisius College, the University of
Connecticut, the College of the Holy Cross, Mercyhurst College,
Niagara University, Robert Morris University, Rochester Institute
of Technology and Sacred Heart University.
ABOUT SKOR Sports
As a fully-integrated direct marketing/emblematic/apparel company,
SKOR Sports is committed to providing its clients with total
IN-HOUSE marketing and e-commerce solutions at its 11-acre
state-of-the-art Daytona Beach production facility. Every
element of SKOR Sports’ e-commerce and relationship marketing
campaigns are conceived, produced, tracked, and reported in-house:
from print, telephone, internet, video, and delivery, making SKOR
Sports a single source solution for every direct marketing
need. SKOR Sports services over 200 colleges and universities
as well as manages the NCAA Championship Store
www.ncaachampionshipstore.com. SKOR Sports has worked with
academic institutions since 1984 and continues to provide its
partners with incremental sales by offering a variety of unique
emblematic merchandise and resources not usually found in the
athletic industry. In addition to providing sports specific
logo’d merchandise, SKOR Sports provides the necessary market
vehicles that will drive the consumer to the e-commerce fan shop -
the “missing link” in today’s athletic world.
























