PPB November 2017

Basketball.................... 14.7% Baseball....................... 13.2% Outdoor soccer ............... 8.9% Tackle football................ 3.3% Gymnastics .................... 2.7% Flag football................... 2.6% Indoor volleyball ............. 2.5% Ice hockey....................... 1.1% Track and field................... 1% Tackle football 3.3% Baseball 13.2% Gymnastics 2.7% Indoor Volleyball 13.2% Refresh players with a 25-ounce water bottle that features a twist-on lid and carabiner for easy carrying. Personalize the bottle with a color decoration. ADG Promotional Products PPAI 111475 / www.adgpromo.com Hit a grand slam with this twist-off baseball pen , which is refillable and handcrafted from select maple wood. Aspenline / PPAI 438893 www.aspenline.com Professional Partners • National Alliance for Youth Sports www.nays.org • National Council of Youth Sports www.ncys.org • American Sport Education Program www.asep.com • Institute for Sport Coaching www.instituteforsportcoaching.com • North American Youth Sports Institute www.naysi.com Getting InOnThe Ground Floor Many communities offer youth sports through their city’s recreation departments, or through organizations such as the Y and Boys and Girls Clubs. Reach out to department directors for guidance on buying or bidding practices, as well as for information on coaches and others affiliated with team management. In addition to providing products as a partner, distributors can also choose to sponsor recreational leagues. Private organizations such as youth sports associations and competitive leagues also rely on sponsors to help defray administrative and other costs. These groups can either be staffed by volunteers or managed by paid staff at sports training centers and private clubs. Market Snapshot Core Participation In Team Sports, 2015 (Children ages six to 12) Campaign Collateral | NOVEMBER 2017 | 45 GROW