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BIG Athletics Winter 2018/2019 BIG TEAM CATALOG Winter 2018/2019 BIG TEAM CATALOG TABLE OF CONTENTS BASKETBALL HOCKEY WRESTLING SPIRIT WEAR LOGOS PAGES: 3-23 PAGES: 24-41 PAGES: 42-48 PAGES: 49-54 PAGE: 55 BIG TEAM BASKETBALL ADIDAS CRAZY EXPLOSIVE GAME CHANGER CUSTOM GAME UNIFORMS CRAZY EXPLOSIVE JERSEY JERSEY GAME CHANGER JERSEY • Fully sublimated jersey MEN’S: AD03067M MEN’S: AD03054M WOMEN’S: AD03067W WOMEN’S: AD03054W YOUTH: AD03067Y YOUTH: AD03054Y SHORT • Fully sublimated short • Inseam: 9” Size L CRAZY EXPLOSIVE • Inseam: 9” Size M SHORT GAME CHANGER SHORT • Inseam: 8” Size M MEN’S: AD03068M MEN’S: AD03055M • +2/-2” option available WOMEN’S: AD03068W WOMEN’S: AD03055W YOUTH: AD03068 YOUTH: AD03055Y PAGE 4 PAGE CREATOR HURRICANES CATALOG CREATOR JERSEY HURRICANES JERSEY MEN’S: AD03056M MEN’S: AD03038M WOMEN’S: AD03056W WOMEN’S: AD03038W YOUTH: AD03056Y YOUTH: AD03038Y 2018/2019 2018/2019 - CREATOR SHORT HURRICANES SHORT WINTER MEN’S: AD03057M MEN’S: AD03039M - WOMEN’S: AD03057W WOMEN’S: AD03039W YOUTH: AD03057Y YOUTH: AD03039Y * Call for Team Pricing and Availability * BIG ATHLETICS BIG BASKETBALL HOCKEY WRESTLING SPIRITWEAR ADIDAS SUN DEVILS BULLDOGS CUSTOM GAME UNIFORMS SUN DEVILS BULLDOGS JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY • Women’s silhouette MEN’S: AD03040M MEN’S: AD03044M WOMEN’S: AD03040W WOMEN’S: AD03044W YOUTH: AD03040Y YOUTH: AD03044Y SHORT • Inseam: 9” Size L • Inseam: 9” Size M SUN DEVILS BULLDOGS • +2/-2” option available SHORT SHORT MEN’S: AD03068M MEN’S: AD03045M WOMEN’S: AD03068W WOMEN’S: AD03045W YOUTH: AD03068 YOUTH: AD03045Y PAGE 5 PAGE CUSTOM UPRISING SUBLIMATED JERSEY REVERSIBLE Men’s: AD03069M UNIFORMS Women’s: AD03069W Youth: AD03069Y JERSEY • Fully sublimated jersey UPRISING CATALOG • New graphic option pictured SUBLIMATED SHORT REVERSIBLE JERSEY SHORT MEN’S: AD02147M-H18 MEN’S: AD02148M-H18 MEN’S: AD03070M WOMEN’S: AD02147W-H18 WOMEN’S: AD02148W-H18 SHORT WOMEN’S: AD03070W YOUTH: AD02147Y-H18 YOUTH: AD02148Y-H18 • Fully sublimated short YOUTH: AD03070Y • New graphic option pictured 2018/2019 2018/2019 - • Inseam: 9” Size L • Inseam: 9” Size M • Inseam: 8” Size M WINTER • +2/-2” option available - * Call for Team Pricing and Availability * BIG ATHLETICS BIG BASKETBALL HOCKEY WRESTLING SPIRITWEAR MISHOW N GO REVERSIBLE JERSEY ADIDAS • 100% Doubleknit Polyester body • Fully sublimated 2 layer reversible MiTEAM design • All decoration is sublimated GAME UNIFORMS • 3-Stripes will be on side 1 and filled with cracked cement graphic • Racerback silhouette • All side 2 colors will feature cracked MIPRIMETIME JERSEY cement sublimated graphic MEN’S: CV1909 • Sublimated adidas logo WOMEN’S: BS2253 MIREIGN SHORT • 100% Doubleknit Polyester body • Fully sublimated design MISHOW N GO MISHOW N GO • All decoration is sublimated REVERSIBLE JERSEY SHORT • 3-Stripes will be filled with cracked MIPRIMETIME SHORT cement graphic MEN’S: CV9110 • Sublimated adidas logo MEN’S: CV9113 MEN’S: CV9114 WOMEN’S: CV9116 • Inseam: 9” Size L , 10” Size LT WOMEN’S: BR8305 WOMEN’S: CV9120 • Inseam: 9” Size M , 10” Size MT PAGE 6 PAGE MIREIGN JERSEY MIPRIMETIME JERSEY • 100% Weftknitted polyester body • 100% Polyester Warpknitted Mesh body • Fully sublimated body • 100% Polyester Weftknitted Interlock shoulder yoke, side panels • All embellishment options are and armhole trim • sublimated for no additional cost • Racerback silhouette • Racerback silhouette for women’s • Embroidery and Tackle Twill decoration options depending on jersey location and for additional CATALOG • Embroidered adidas logo • Embroidered adidas logo MIREIGN SHORT MIPRIMETIME SHORT • 100% Weftknitted polyester body • 100% Polyester Weftknitted Interlock body and side panels • White mesh internal lining • 100% Polyester Weftknitted Mesh internal lining and gusset 2018/2019 2018/2019 • Fully sublimated body • Tackle twill team crest for additional cost - • All embellishment options are • Embroidered adidas logo sublimated for • Inseam: 9” Size L , 10” Size LT no additional cost • Inseam: 9” Size M , 10” Size MT WINTER • Embroidered adidas logo - MIREIGN JERSEY MIREIGN SHORT MEN’S: DM3380 MEN’S:DM3378 • Inseam: 9” Size L , 10” Size LT WOMEN’S: DM3377 WOMEN’S: DM3379 • Inseam: 9” Size M , 10” Size MT YOUTH: DM3376 YOUTH: DM3375 • Inseam: 8” Size M * Call for Team Pricing and Availability * BIG ATHLETICS BIG BASKETBALL HOCKEY WRESTLING SPIRITWEAR MiTRIPLE UP JERSEY • 100% Polyester mock eyelet mesh body ADIDAS • 100% Polyester mesh front shoulder panel for breathability MiTEAM • 100% Polyester Interlock shoulder yoke GAME UNIFORMS • Sublimated body • Racerback silhouette • Embroidered back neck team crest for additional cost • Embroidered adidas logo MiTriple Up Short • 100% Polyester mock eyeletmesh body • Sublimated body • 9 sublimated graphic options available • Short available without graphic option • Solid waistband MITRIPLE UP JERSEY MITRIPLE UP SHORT • White mesh liner • Embroidered adidas logo MEN’S: CV9085 MEN’S: CV9086 • Inseam: 9” Size L , 10” Size LT WOMEN’S: AH5012 WOMEN’S: CV9092 • Inseam: 9” Size M , 10” Size MT PAGE 7 PAGE MiJAMFEST Jersey • 100% Polyester weftknitted interlock front body and yoke • 100% Polyester mesh front shoulder panel and back body for breathability • Available with or without 3-Stripes • Racerback silhouette • Embroidery and Tackle Twill decoration options depending on location and CATALOG for additional cost • NCAA compliant: No Stripes • NFHS compliant: 3-Stripes or no stripes option • Embroidered adidas logo 2018/2019 2018/2019 - MiJAMFEST Short • 100% Polyester Weftknitted Interlock body and side panels • 100% Polyester Weftknitted Mesh internal lining and gusset WINTER MIJAMFEST JERSEY MIJAMFEST SHORT • Tackle twill team crest for additional cost - • Embroidered adidas logo MEN’S: CV9083 MEN’S: CV9084 • Inseam: 9” Size L , 10” Size LT WOMEN’S AI6273 WOMEN’S: CV9090 • Inseam: 9” Size M , 10” Size MT * Call for Team Pricing and Availability * BIG ATHLETICS BIG BASKETBALL HOCKEY WRESTLING SPIRITWEAR ADIDAS CRAZY EXPLOSIVE WOMEN’S CRAZY JERSEY - 293J EXPLOSIVE – 294J STOCK UNIFORMS • 100% Polyester Mock Eyelet • 100% Polyester Mock Eyelet Mesh body Mesh body • 100% Weftknitted Interlock on • 100% Weftknitted Interlock on shoulder shoulder yoke and armholes yoke and armholes • 100% Polyester Wefknitted • 100% Polyester Wefknitted French Terry French Terry on inside neck on inside neck facing facing • Mitered V-Neckline • Mitered V-Neckline • Contrast Embroidered adidas logo • Contrast Embroidered adidas • Racerback silhouette for women’s logo jersey* PAGE 8 PAGE CRAZY EXPLOSIVE WOMEN’S CRAZY SHORT – 356B EXPLOSIVE – 357B • 100% Polyester Mock Eyelet • 100% Polyester Mock Eyelet Mesh body and back bottom Mesh body and back bottom hem panel hem panel • 100% Polyester Weftknitted • 100% Polyester Weftknitted French Terry top side inserts French Terry top side inserts CATALOG • Mesh body lining • Mesh body lining • Contrast Embroidered adidas • Contrast Embroidered adidas logo logo •Inseam 10”, Size L • Inseam 8”, Size M • Inseam 8”, Size M 2018/2019 2018/2019 - WINTER - * Call for Team Pricing and Availability * BIG ATHLETICS BIG BASKETBALL HOCKEY WRESTLING SPIRITWEAR ADIDAS CRAZY EXPLOSIVE CRAZY EXPLOSIVE SHOOTER – 442T REVERSIBLE BASKETBALL JERSEY– 296J • 100% Polyester • Two layer reversible design ADIDAS PRACTICE SHORT– 9617 Wefknitted Interlock • 100% Polyester Warpknitted Mesh Body body on side 1 • 100% Polyester Mesh • Crew neckline • 100% Polyester Doubleknit body • Applied 3-Stripes • White embroidered on side 2 • Climalite material for heat and adidas logo • Contrast Embroidered adidas logo moisture management on both sides • White screen embroidered adidas logo • Inseam: 10”, Size L 9 PAGE PAGE WOMEN’S CRAZY EXPLOSIVE CRAZY EXPLOSIVE REVERSIBLE JERSEY– 297J REVERSIBLE SHORT– 359B • Two layer reversible design • Two layer reversible design • 100% Polyester Warpknitted • 100% Polyester Warpknitted Mesh Mesh body on side 1 body on side 1 • 100% Polyester Doubleknit body • 100% Polyester Doubleknit body on on side 2 side 2 CATALOG • Contrast Embroidered adidas • Contrast Embroidered adidas logo on logo on both sides both sides • Racerback silhouette for • Inseam: 10”, Size L women’s jersey* • Inseam: 8”, Size M 2018/2019 2018/2019 - WINTER - * Call for Team Pricing and Availability * BIG ATHLETICS BIG SINGLE PLY REVERSIBLE SINGLE PLY REVERSIBLE BASKETBALL JERSEY BASKETBALL SHORTS CHROMAGEAR • Traditional shoulder design • 2” covered elastic waistband BASKETBALL ALLESON/BADGER with oversized Pro-Cut body (1½” for Women’s and Youth) • Cover hemmed armholes and • Covered waistband folds over REVERSIBLES bottom with front side with front side graphics graphics and colors showing and colors showing on on reverse design reverse design • All seams reinforced with feld • Multiple inseam options seaming for appearance • Design and graphics and additional strength and sublimated on both sides DOUBLE PLY REVERSIBLE durability of the reversible short BASKETBALL JERSEY or on one side • Double thickness body – individually hemmed • Oversized Pro-Cut with wide shoulder design – individually hemmed • Fabric Options: Hypermesh & Hyperlyte PAGE 10 PAGE BADGER B-PIVOT BADGER B-PIVOT REVERSIBLE TANK REVERSIBLE SHORT 856600 726600 • Badger size jock tag • 9" inseam, Collegiate Cut • Contrast side inserts • Contrast side inserts • Individually hemmed bottom for • 100% Polyester moisture management/ easy access screening antimicrobial performance fabric CATALOG • 100% Polyester moisture • Covered elastic waistband with drawcord management/antimicrobial
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    2014 was a unique year for pro-wrestling, one that will undoubtedly be viewed as historically significant in years to follow. Whether it is to be reflected upon positively or negatively is not only highly subjective, but also context-specific with major occurrences transpiring across the pro-wrestling world over the last 12 months, each with its own strong, and at times far reaching, consequences. The WWE launched its much awaited Network, New Japan continued to expand, CMLL booked lucha's biggest match in well over a decade, culminating in the country's first million dollar gate, TNA teetered more precariously on the brink of death than perhaps ever before, Daniel Bryan won the WWE's top prize, Dragon Gate and DDT saw continued success before their loyal niche audiences, Alberto Del Rio and CM Punk departed the WWE with one ending up in the most unexpected of places, a developing and divergent style produced some of the best indie matches of the year, the European scene flourished, the Shield disbanded, Batista returned, Daniel Bryan relinquished his championship, and the Undertaker's streak came to an unexpected and dramatic end. These are but some of the happenings, which made 2014 the year that it was, and it is in this year-book that we look to not only recap all of these events and more, but also contemplate their relevance to the greater pro-wrestling landscape, both for 2015 and beyond. It should be stated that this year-book was inspired by the DKP Annuals that were released in 2011 and 2012, in fact, it was the absence of a 2013 annual that inspired us to produce a year-book for 2014.