SportHill will donate performance athletic clothing to LEAD – Leadership, Education, Adventure, Direction – a teen organization for low-income youth in Lane County Oregon was established in 1998 in partnership with the City of Eugene, OR and Housing and
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Rebel Sports Sees Record Profits on 7% Comp-Store Increase
Rebel Sport Limited, Australia's largest sporting goods retailer, reported consolidated net profit for the first fiscal half-year, which ended December 31, 2005, was A$12.9 million ($9.7 mm), a A$2.8 million ($2.1 mm) or 28.5% increase on the A$10.1
Thule Full -Year Sales Increase 13.5%; North America Sees Strong Q4
Thule reported sales increased during 2005 by 13.5% to SEK 3.160 billion ($424.7 mm) compared to SEK 2.785 billion ($379.9 mm) last year. Adjusted for currency and acquisition effects, the increase was 6.7%. Thule's Operating profit (EBITA) before on
Customer Satisfaction Index Continues to Climb
In a good sign for consumer spending, customer satisfaction continued a slow and steady climb in the fourth quarter, according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI). During the fourth quarter, the ACSI measures customer satisfaction with the
Orange 21 Expects Net Loss for Fiscal 2005
Orange 21 Inc. pre-announced un-audited summary financial information for the year ended December 31, 2005, and gave a preliminary outlook for 2006. Orange 21 anticipates un-audited revenues for 2005 of approximately $39 million, an increase of approximat
Sport Supply Group Narrows Loss and Changes Reporting Dates
Sport Supply Group, Inc. changed its tax and fiscal year-end to June 30, appointed independent auditors for the 2006 fiscal year, and appointed 2 new independent directors. In addition, the Company announced significantly improved results of operations fo
Canoecopia Returns
Canoecopia will return again to the Alliant Energy Center Exhibition Hall on March 10th through 12th, 2006 in Madison, Wisconsin. This annual show is presented by Rutabaga, a paddlesports retailer located in Monona. The educational component of Canoecopi
Hi-Tec Triples U.S. Golf Business
HI-TEC announced a 44.8 % increase in turnover of its golf product for 2005. In the category, HI-TEC International has increased 10 fold; USA has increased 3 fold; South Africa has increased 2 fold with brand new business developed in countries including
REI to Open Third Minneapolis-Saint Paul Area Store
Recreational Equipment, Inc. plans to open a store at the Fountains at Arbor Lakes. in Maple Grove, Minn., in the fall of 2006. The 25,000 square-foot store will employ about 55 full- and part-time staff. REI has 35,000 members within 15 miles of the stor
Lolë Continues U.S. Growth; Binda Promoted to Brand Manager
Following Lolë’s jump-start in the US market and gaining market share in Canada, Coalision has promoted Nathalie Binda, to Lolë Brand Manager. Nathalie Binda will oversee the marketing strategy and product development. She will also work very closely with
Eidolon Golf V-Sole Wedge Sales Increase 250%
Eidolon Golf announces that 2005 sales of its V-SOLE wedges increased by more than 250% over 2004. Terry Koehler, a former Ben Hogan executive and founder of Reid Lockhart Golf, formed Eidolon Golf in late 2001 with a goal of creating a premium golf equip
Royal Robbins Hires CerconeBrownCurtis as Agency of Record
Royal Robbins has tapped CerconeBrownCurtis as agency of record responsible for its brand strategy, advertising, merchandising, publicity and promotions. The agency has been tasked with understanding the underlying true spirit of the Royal Robbins brand
Callaway Renews Olin Brown Contract
Callaway Golf Company has re-signed PGA Tour player Olin Browne to a multi-year contract. Browne, who in 1992 was the first PGA Tour player to sign on as Callaway Golf Staff Professional, will endorse Callaway Golf woods, irons and golf balls, carry a Cal
EU Places High Duties on Footwear from Vietnam and China
According to the Federation of the European Sporting Goods Industry and other press reports, the European Commission has concluded its preliminary investigation into the alleged dumping of Chinese and Vietnamese leather footwear on the European market and
Sea Otter Supports Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
The Sea Otter Classic joined forces with The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, to give cyclists and spectators an opportunity to raise money through a fundraising program called 'Make Cures Happen.' Money will be raised in honor of Joshua Alfaro, an