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Bid Awarded Item List Bid Awarded Item List 1809 2018-2019 Athletic Bid Commodity Unit of Awarded Extended Code Description Vendor Measure Price Qty Price 05040035 Jugs sports Yellow 9 inch Dimple Baseballs, Item number JYDBDZ, Specifically designed for 217970-SPORTSMANS DZ. $17.80 30 $534.00 use in pitching machines.DB10 ChampSports 05040040 Baseball, Diamond DBP Practice Baseballs; premium leather cover, wool winding, cork and 217970-SPORTSMANS DOZ $37.85 30 $1,135.50 rubber pill center.l - No Sub. 05040050 BASEBALL, League Ball Wilson A1030.A1030B 106770-AMPRO SPORTSWEAR DOZ $35.40 4 $141.60 05040053 Baseball, Official PIAA;Spalding; 41-100HS41-100HS 106770-AMPRO SPORTSWEAR EACH $5.24 240 $1,257.60 05040075 Baseball; Total Control Training Ball 74, Item Number TCB74 217970-SPORTSMANS DZ. $78.40 1 $78.40 05040292 BATTING TEES; Tanner; Standard Tec- 26 to 43 inches 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $64.18 4 $256.72 05040293 S; BASEBALL; TANNER BASEBALL BATTING TEE - 26 - 43 INCHES. ADJUSTABLE STEM 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $64.18 4 $256.72 AND A 9 INCH WEATHER RESISTANT POLYMER BASE. RUBBER FLEXTOP. THE TEE BREAKS DOWN IN SECNDS FOR EASY TRANSPORT. 05040300 BATTING MAT (Baseball) - Batting Mat Inlaid Terra Cottta; 48 oz. nylon turf with 5mm 90 oz. 217970-SPORTSMANS EACH $324.00 2 $648.00 foam backing; Action back scrim bottom 6' x 12'; Color: Clay JUST BASEBALL - 05040526 Baseball; Easton Z5 grip solid Batting Helmet. Sizes Senior (6 7/8 inches - 7 5/8 inches) Vegas 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $26.83 10 $268.30 Gold-Matte Finish, NO SUB 05040530 Helmet, Navy Blue, with ear piece, both sides, NOCSAE approved w/seal; No Sub. Schutt 225408-TRIPLE CROWN SPORTS EACH $23.30 1 $23.30 #2788 - 05040552 Helmet Decals- Navy Blue and White; Staggered "CR" in old English; Riddell; NO SUB. 6813-PRO-TUFF DECALS INC EACH $2.30 30 $69.00 05040564 SCHUTT BURY ALL HOME PLATE; 24 pounds; waterproff, durable rubber plate; 5/16 thick; 3 225408-TRIPLE CROWN SPORTS EACH $52.00 1 $52.00 inches high 05040575 S; BASEBALL; INFIELD LEVELING BOARD, 54 INCH WIDE WITH A RELIEF ANGLE ON 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $160.82 1 $160.82 THE BACKSIDE ALLOWS THE BOARD TO EASILY FLOAT FOR FILLING. STAINLESS STEEL CUTTING EDGE, REINFORCED ALUMINUM HANDLE.BSN BS47743 pg42 05040580 L-Screen to protect Pitcher; Spring - Button Connectors; heavy Duty aluminum; No 217970-SPORTSMANS EACH $112.00 3 $336.00 Substitution. MacGregor -SPLS;Sportsmans 05040620 MAT, DRAG, ALL STEEL, 6' X 6', BBMAT 66X, BSN - 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC SET $188.48 1 $188.48 05040621 S; BASEBALL; ITEM # 205-100-060; BEACON COCOA MAT DRAG, FINISHING DRAG, 6812-PROMOUNDS INC EACH $265.00 1 $265.00 NATURAL FIBER COCOA MAT. 6 FOOT WIDE X 4 FOOT LONG WITH LEVELING BAR.FE7065 05040622 S; BASEBALL; ITEM #220-100-020; COCOA MOP, CONSTRUCTED WITH HIGH QUALIT 6812-PROMOUNDS INC EACH $89.00 1 $89.00 COCOA MAT AND HEAVY-DUTY ALUMINUM REINFORCED HANDLE. 24 INCHES X 18 INCHES.FE7085 05040660 Pitcher's Mound - 4-Sided, 6" x 6 "x 24" -BSN BBPR4WAY p46 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $36.32 1 $36.32 05040701 N; ATEC M3 BASEBALL PITCHING MACHINE 106770-AMPRO SPORTSWEAR EACH $2600.00 1 $2,600.00 05040730 Scorebook, Baseball D. Loucks - ACCUSCOREChampion SCI 205620-PYRAMID SCHOOL PRODUCTS EACH $2.69 3 $8.07 Page: 1 Bid Awarded Item List 1809 2018-2019 Athletic Bid Commodity Unit of Awarded Extended Code Description Vendor Measure Price Qty Price 05040758 S; BASEBALL; SIFTER SCOOP SHOVEL: SCOOP SHOVEL WITH HOLES TO SIFT ROCKS 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $78.12 1 $78.12 AND CLAY CHUNKS OUT OF TOP DRESSING. THE ONE-PIECE POLYMOLDED SHOVEL FEATURES A SOLID FIBERGLASS REINFORCING CORE IN THE HANDLE SHAFT. 14 INCHES X 17 INCHES HBSN 1273922 pg43 05045090 HM- NIKE BASEBALL JERSEY#3 (GOLD); STYLE 708187; DQT VAPOR GAME TOP; BODY: 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $57.50 45 $2,587.50 VEGAS GOLD, SLEEVE AND COLLAR: NAVY, SIDE PANEL: WHITE; FRONT NAME TEXT: "HAWKS", 3 INCHES, FONT: BOULDER, FILL: WHITE, OUTLINE: NAVY. FRONT NUMBER: 4 IN 05045091 HM; NIKE BASEBALL JERSEY #1 YELLOW; STYLE #708192;DIGITAL VAPOR PRO FL BTN 101720-ALL AMERICAN SPORTS CORP EACH $67.70 45 $3,046.50 JSY;BASE COLOR-YELLOW STRIKE; PLACKET (PRINTED) AND SLEEVE STRIPE COLOR- NAVY;"HOLLAND" ON FRONT LIGHTWEIGHT STRETCH TWILL (FONT-KANSAS) FILL COLOR WHITE, O 05045092 HM; NIKE BASEBALL JERSEY #2 (YELLOW) STYLE # 708191; DIGITAL VAPOR PRO 2-BTN 101720-ALL AMERICAN SPORTS CORP EACH $67.70 45 $3,046.50 JSY; BASE COLOR: YELLOW STRIKE; "HOLLAND" ON FRONT-FILL COLOR NAVY, OUTLINE COLOR WHITE (FONT-SCRIPT), 4 INCH FRONT NUMBER FILL COLOR WHITE, OUTLINE COLO 05045101 S; BASEBALL JERSEYS; C797C4 - UNDER ARMOUR FULLY SUBLIMATED BASEBALL 169040-KAMPUS KLOTHES INC EACH $41.95 25 $1,048.75 JERSEY-UNDER ARMOUR ARMOURFUSE (25 JERSEYS) NO SUB;COLOR: NA UA LOGO: VG NO SUB; UPPER FRONT: "SOUTH" SIZE: 4 INCH, STYLE: TIFFANY, COLOR: NA, VG MEDIUM: SUBLIMC797CY 05045102 S; BASEBALL; VARSITY HOME PANTS; 138B28 - ALLESON STOCK BASEBALL PANT - 169040-KAMPUS KLOTHES INC EACH $41.95 30 $1,258.50 GREY (OPEN BOTTOMS) (30 PANTS) NO SUBSTITUTIONS, COLOR: GR/ BRAOD" 3/8 INCH 3 - COLOR BRAID. NA/VG/NA. COST INCLUDES SUBLIMATIN ON BELT LOOPS AND "HAWKS" ON138B28;Pants 05045104 S; BASEBALL JERSEYS, 138B28 - ALLESON ATHLETIC FULL BUTTON JERSEY WITH 169040-KAMPUS KLOTHES INC EACH $41.95 25 $1,048.75 BRAID AND ALL SEWN ON TWILL LETTERING (25 JERSEYS) NO SUBSITUTIONS; COLOR: WH NO SUBSITUTIONS, UPPER LEFT: COST INCLUDES 2-COLOR TWILL "CR" ON FRONT (SPEICALF138B28; Jersey 05045121 JERSEY Baseball; Riddell PATSLT-15; Patriots Lite High Performance Lite; Fabric, color & 101720-ALL AMERICAN SPORTS CORP EACH $62.00 24 $1,488.00 design to be determined upon bid acceptance (NO SUB) 05050086 Basketball, Girls, Official; Spalding TF1000 Legacy; 74-7358.74-7358 106770-AMPRO SPORTSWEAR EACH $42.15 16 $674.40 05050112 Basketball, Boys, Official; Spalding TF1000 Legacy: 74-7168.74-7168 106770-AMPRO SPORTSWEAR EACH $42.15 16 $674.40 05050120 BASKETBALL, Baden - Men's Perfection Elite BX7E; BADEN.BADEN BX7E 205620-PYRAMID SCHOOL PRODUCTS EACH $38.00 8 $304.00 05050180 Basketball bag - heavy duty mesh bag, with draw string; 24 x 36; Capacity 10 BBall. -BSN 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $2.12 3 $6.36 SNBCNETW 05050200 NET,Basketball - Nylon Anti-Whip Net.BSN SNBBNWIPY 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $1.64 5 $8.20 05050330 SCOREBOOK, BASKETBALL. Includes 30 Games, 15 Player Spots, 3-Point Scoring, Team 6277-VARSITY BRANDS HOLDING CO INC EACH $4.16 9 $37.44 Roster, Season Schedule, Season Summary, and Simplified Scoring Instructions 8.5 Inch x 11 Inch Spiral Bound with Hard Cover. NO SUB.MSMARKBK MarkV Page: 2 Bid Awarded Item List 1809 2018-2019 Athletic Bid Commodity Unit of Awarded Extended Code Description Vendor Measure Price Qty Price 05050350 SCOREKEEPER - Table Top Flipscore. -CHAMPION FAS4 205620-PYRAMID SCHOOL PRODUCTS EACH $17.44 2 $34.88 05050352 SCOREBOOK, BASKETBALL,MARK V BY SCOREMASTER CO. INC. GREEN PRINTING; 205620-PYRAMID SCHOOL PRODUCTS EACH $4.00 5 $20.00 NO SUB.MARK V 05050370 Slip Nott Traction control mat with 60 sheets; Toledo # SS60. 225408-TRIPLE CROWN SPORTS EACH $83.00 1 $83.00 05050380 Slip Nott Traction Control "REPLACEMENT" sheets; 60/pkg; Toledo SM60.SM60 224500-TOLEDO PHYSICAL EDUCATION EACH $31.25 2 $62.50 SUPPLY INC 05050450 White Boards, Basketball Playmaker; Korney SPM-1.SPM-1 106770-AMPRO SPORTSWEAR EACH $11.80 2 $23.60 05055159 HM; NIKE MEN'S BASKETBALL JERSEY #3 (GOLD); STYLE #802300;MEN'S CUSTOM 217970-SPORTSMANS EACH $59.45 36 $2,140.20 ELITE ENFORCER JERSEY BODY VEGAS GOLD, NECKBAND: NAVY, SHOULDER INSET: WHITE; FRONT NAME TEXT:HAWKS, 2.5 INCHES, FONT:ITHACA, FILL: NAVY; FRONT NUMBER: 5 INCHN 05055160 HM; NIKE MEN'S BASKETBALL JERSEY #1 (YELLOW); STYLE #683325; MEN'S DQT 217970-SPORTSMANS EACH $38.80 36 $1,396.80 HYPERLITE EMERGE JERSEY; BASE COLOR: YELLOW STRIKE; NECKBAND, OUTER/INNER SIDE STRIPES- ALL NAVY; "HAWKS" ON FRONT-FILL COLOR NAVY; OUTLINE COLOR WHITE (FONT-NIKE 930657 05055161 HM; MEN'S BASKETBALL JERSEY #2 YELLOW; STYLE# 867745; MEN'S NIKE 217970-SPORTSMANS EACH $46.50 36 $1,674.00 HYPERELITE RIO JERSEY, BASE COLOR- YELLOW STRIKE; SIDE STRIPES- NAVY;"HAWKS" ON FRONT-NAVY FILL, OUTLINE WHITE (FONT-MICHIGAN STATE), 5 INCH FRONT NUMBER-WHITE FILL,NNIKE 867753 05055171 HM; NIKE GIRLS BASKETBALL JERSEY #1 (GOLD); STYLE#683306;WOMEN'S DIGITAL 217970-SPORTSMANS EACH $39.50 36 $1,422.00 ELITE FINALS JERSEY, BODY: VEGAS GOLD, NECKBAND:NAVY, INSIDE NECK:ANTHRACITE OUTER SIDE STRIPES:NAVY INNER SIDE STRIPES:WHITE, FRONT TEXT:HAWKS, 3 INCHES, FONIKE 93227 05055172 HM; NIKE GIRLS BASKETBALL JERSEY #2 YELLOW, STYLE# 683306, WOMEN'S DIGITAL 217970-SPORTSMANS EACH $39.50 36 $1,422.00 ELITE FINALS JERSEY, BODY: YELLOW STRIKE, NECKBAND:NAVY, INSIDE NECK:ANTHRACITE, OUTER SIDE STRIPES:NAVY,INNER SIDE STRIPES: WHITE, FRONT TEXT:HAWKS, 3 INCNIKE 932227 05055256 S; WOMENS BASKETBALL SHORTS; BADGER B-CORE REVERSIBLE SHORTS, UNISEX 9 6813-PRO-TUFF DECALS INC EACH $9.00 24 $216.00 INCH INSEAM WITH 2 COLOR IMPRINT ON THIGH (PRACTICE SHORTS) SMALL , MEDIUM , LARGE, XL . 05055257 S; WOMENS BASKETBALL TANK SHIRT; BADGER B-CORE WOMEN'S REVERSIBLE 6813-PRO-TUFF DECALS INC EACH $11.00 24 $264.00 TANK; WOMEN'S FIT, 2 COLOR IMPRINT ON THE FULL FRONT; SMALL , MEDIUM , LARGE , XL. 05055270 Jersey, practice, basketball; women;s v-neck, Navy Blue reversed to white, shirt to be lettered 190042-STERLING SPECIALTIES EACH $11.60 30 $348.00 and number Blue side with White letters and numbers; White side with Blue numbers
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