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Team Jersey Sponsorships NORTH CAROLINA NAME: DIXIE BELLES SOFTBALL BUSINESS: STATE CHAMPIONS & WORLD SERIES ADDRESS: PARTICIPANTS PHONE: FAX: EMAIL: I WOULD LIKE TO BE A SPONSOR AND CHOOSE THE FOLLOWING: NORTH CAROLINA DIXIE DEBS SOFTBALL STATE CHAMPIONS TOURNAMENT SPONSOR - $25.00 BULLPEN CLUB / NAME LISTED & WORLD SERIES PARTICIPANTS. 1/8 PAGE AD - $50.00 2015 DEBS WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS! ON DECK CLUB / 2.5”WX2”L 1/4 PAGE AD - $100.00 DUGOUT CLUB / 3.75”WX5”L 1/2 PAGE AD - $150.00 HOMERUN CLUB / 5”WX7.5”L FULL PAGE AD - $300.00 GRAND-SLAM CLUB / 7.5”WX10”L INSIDE FRONT COVER AD - $500.00 CLUBHOUSE MEMBER / 7.5”WX10”L INSIDE BACK COVER AD - $500.00 CLUBHOUSE MEMBER / 7.5”WX10”L BACK COVER AD - $500.00 NORTH CAROLINA JUNIOR DIXIE BOYS BASEBALL STATE CHAMPIONS CLUBHOUSE MEMBER / 7.5”WX10”L SOUVENIR CUP AD - $500.00 2011 WORLD SERIES RUNNER-UPS CLUBHOUSE MEMBER / 500 CUPS / LOGO & 2006, 2008, 2012 & 2018 WORLD SERIES PARTICIPANTS CORPORATE SPONSOR - $1,000.00 FULL PAGE AD / 2 COLOR OUTFIELD BANNER TEAM JERSEY SPONSORSHIPS: TEAM SPONSOR - $100.00 DUGOUT CLUB DOUBLE PLAY TEAM SPONSOR - $300.00 GRAND-SLAM CLUB TRIPLE PLAY TEAM SPONSOR - $500.00 CLUBHOUSE MEMBER Have your business name on the back of a teams game jersey. JERSEY ADVERTISEMENT: BRUNSWICK COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA DIXIE BOYS BASEBALL STATE CHAMPIONS PARKS & RECREATION $100—1 TEAM / $300—3 TEAMS / $500—5 TEAMS 2011 WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS DIXIE BASEBALL & SPONSOR NAME FOR JERSEY: & 2007, 2008 & 2010 WORLD SERIES PARTICIPANTS SOFTBALL PLEASE MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: 2018 NORTH CAROLINA DIXIE PRE-MAJORS BASEBALL STATE CHAMPIONS BRUNSWICK COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION 2018 DIXIE PRE-MAJORS WORLD SERIES PARTICIPANTS TEL: (910) 253-2682 / FAX: (910) 253-2684 Ad prices are as follows: DIXIE BASEBALL & SOFTBALL Tournament Sponsor - $25.00 BULLPEN CLUB / NAME LISTED 1/8 PAGE AD - $50.00 ON DECK CLUB / 2.5”WX2”L 1/4 PAGE AD - $100.00 DUGOUT CLUB / 3.75”WX5”L 1/2 PAGE AD - $150.00 HOMERUN CLUB / 5”WX7.5”L FULL PAGE AD - $300.00 Dear Brunswick County Youth GRAND-SLAM CLUB / 7.5”WX10”L Baseball & Softball Supporter: FRONT INSIDE COVER AD - $500.00 The Brunswick County Dixie Boys Baseball League in affiliation with the Brunswick County Parks and CLUBHOUSE MEMBER / 7.5”WX10”L Recreation Department will be hosting the 2020 North Carolina Junior Dixie Boys 13 year old State BACK COVER AD - $500.00 Tournament and the North Carolina Dixie Boys 13-14 year old State Tournament as well as the CLUBHOUSE MEMBER / 7.5”WX10”L North Carolina Dixie Pre-Majors & Majors State Tournaments. BACK INSIDE COVER AD - $500.00 The North Carolina Junior Dixie Boys and Dixie Boys CLUBHOUSE MEMBER / 7.5”WX10”L State Tournaments will begin on July 10th and continue through July 14th at Ocean Isle Beach SOUVENIR CUP AD - $500.00 District Park in Ocean Isle Beach. Pre-Majors & Majors will be held at Brunswick Community College. CLUBHOUSE MEMBER-500 CUPS w/h Business Logo OUTFIELD BANNER - $500.00 The tournaments will consist of teams from across the state. We are asking for your help in sponsoring CLUBHOUSE MEMBER-2 COLOR OUTFIELD BANNER the Brunswick County Dixie Baseball & Softball Leagues by purchasing an advertisement in our program that will be distributed at the tournaments. CORPORATE SPONSOR - $1,000.00 Money received for advertisements goes directly to FULL PAGE AD / 2 COLOR OUTFIELD BANNER support local baseball and softball teams in the regular season and help with expenses for the post Your ad will be in the 2020 North Carolina Jr. Dixie season. Boys and Dixie Boys State Tournament program. OUTFIELD BANNERS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE. PLEASE EMAIL AD TO BRIAN MOORE @ [email protected] BRUNSWICK COUNTY PDF Documents, Word Documents, JPEG. Haven’t PARKS & RECREATION done an Ad before? Just send info and an ad will be DIXIE BASEBALL & SOFTBALL designed and sent to you for approval. P.O. BOX 249 SAMPLES OF PROGRAM ADS: BOLIVIA, N.C. 28422 BUILDING M Phone: 910.253.2670 Fax: 910.253.2684 [email protected] https://bcparks.recdesk.com/.
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