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Woodstock Navy Vets Sponsorship Package, Edited The Woodstock Navy Vets Hockey Club Sponsorship Package 2012/2013 Table of Contents EXECUTIVE STATEMENT.......................................................................................................... 3 HISTORY OF THE WOODSTOCK NAVY VETS ............................................................................. 4 MISSION STATEMENT ............................................................................................................. 6 EXECUTIVE AND STAFF............................................................................................................ 7 TRAINING STAFF........................................................................................................................................................................7 VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE MEMBERS ..............................................................................................................................7 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES .............................................................................................. 8 Full Jersey Sponsorship...........................................................................................................................................................9 Single Jersey Sponsorship ......................................................................................................................................................9 Special Jersey Sponsorship .................................................................................................................................................10 Program Sponsorship............................................................................................................................................................11 Gas Sponsorship ......................................................................................................................................................................12 Game Night Sponsorship......................................................................................................................................................13 Busing Sponsor ........................................................................................................................................................................13 Puck Sponsorship....................................................................................................................................................................13 Equipment Sponsorship.......................................................................................................................................................13 SticK Sponsorship....................................................................................................................................................................14 Glove Sponsorship..................................................................................................................................................................15 Apparel Sponsorship .............................................................................................................................................................16 MarKeting Sponsorship ........................................................................................................................................................16 STATEMENT OF APPRECIATION............................................................................................. 17 EXECUTIVE STATEMENT Dear Local Business Owner: I am writing to you on behalf of the Woodstock Navy Vets Hockey Club. Being an Executive Board Member, we are starting our fundraising drive for the upcoming 2012/2013 season. We are a non profit community organization, in its 45th year of operation in the City of Woodstock, as I am sure you are aware it’s getting harder to raise funds in these economic times. Being a community team, our future depends on the support of our sponsors, fans and volunteers. That is why, at this time, I am contacting you. We are looking for sponsors and hope we can count on you. If you are interested, there are many sponsorship options available within this package. If you would like to discuss any of them further, we would be happy to meet with you. You may contact us by phone or email and we can make arrangements to meet at your earliest convienience. Thank you for your consideration and I hope to hear from you soon. Woodstock Navy Vets Junior C Hockey Club Executive www.woodstocknavyvets.ca HISTORY OF THE WOODSTOCK NAVY VETS 1967: In The Beginning To begin, we wish to allow the words of Ron Johnson tell the story of this historic franchise earliest moments. The following is a excerpt from his booK, entitled, Go Vets Go: A History of the Woodstock Navy Vets Hockey Club. 1969: The Championship Season The Navy Vets won their only OHA Junior C Championship in the 1968-69 season, eliminating Dresden 4 games-to-0 in the quarter-final and New Hamburg 4 games-to-1 in the semi-final before beating Oakville Blades in 7 games in the final. 1978: Future NHL Star The Navy Vets roster for 1977-78 included a star rookie who would only play this one season with the Vets before moving on to higher levels and eventually a very successful NHL career ... Bernie Nichols. Clarence Schmalz Cup Appearances 1969: Woodstock Navy-Vets defeated Oakville Blades 4-games-to-3 1984: Penetang Kings defeated Woodstock Navy-Vets 4-games-to-none OHA Semi-Finals Appearances 1981: lost to Essex 73`s 1988: lost to Mooretown Flags 1995: Belle River Canadians defeated Woodstock Navy-Vets 4-games-to-none 2002: Essex 73`s defeated Woodstock Navy-Vets 4-games-to-none George S. Dudley Trophy Super "C" Appearances This trophy was awarded during the 1970s to a new class of junior hockey known as Super "C". The teams that competed were deemed to be from centres too small for Junior "B" but yet too big for Junior "C". The cities that competed for it: Barrie (MOJBHL) , Woodstock (ICJCHL & CJCHL) , Kitchener (CJBHL & WOJHL) , Owen Sound (CJCHL) , and Brantford (CJCHL); struggled throughout that decade to find Junior "B" leagues that suited their needs. While waiting, these teams generally played "down" in the Junior "C" level and awaited the Super "C" playoffs. The class was disbanded by 1976 as the only teams eligible for the championship had found homes in Junior "B". 1970: Barrie Colts defeated Woodstock Navy-Vets 4-games-to-3 ................ More Info 1971: Woodstock Navy-Vets defeated Kitchener Ranger B's 4-games-to-2 .... More Info 1972: no championship playoff 1973: Woodstock Navy-Vets defeated Kitchener Ranger B's 4-games-to-3 with 1 tie 1974: Woodstock Navy-Vets defeated Owen Sound Salvagemen 4-games-to-none 1975: Woodstock Navy-Vets defeated Owen Sound Salvagemen 3-games-to-none 1976: Woodstock Navy-Vets defeated Brantford Penguins 4-games-to-none The Woodstock franchise under new ownership changed from it's traditional Navy-Vets moniker & logo and ended it's 41-year relationship with the Oxford County Naval Veterans Association at their 2007 awards banquet. The Woodstock Renegades played their first game under a new name to begin a new era in team history in September of the 2007-08 season. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Woodstock franchise returned to its roots for the 2010-11 season becoming the Navy Vets once again, and back to the original logo and colors. MISSION STATEMENT The Woodstock Navy Vets Hockey Club aspires to attain team, organizational, personal and, above all, community success; through development, perseverance, sacrifice and the pursuit of unified aspirations. EXECUTIVE AND STAFF General Manager & Head Coach: Jeff Morrison Assistant Coach: Adam Wallace Assistant Coach: Ed CooK TRAINING STAFF Team Trainer: Dan DuKes Team Trainer: Bert Cowell VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE MEMBERS Chairperson: Alan Granville Volunteer Coordinator: Michele Gilmar Communications Coordinator: Jim Taylor Event Sales Coordinator: Lee-Ann Butler Fundraising and Promotions Coordinator: Devon Young Fundraising and Promotions Coordinator: Kevin Butler SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Full Jersey Sponsorship This $3000.00 sponsorship will place your company’s logo on every jersey within the set or either home or away. For maximum exposure this pacKage is, without a doubt, the most prime piece of real estate available. Single Jersey Sponsorship This $750.00 sponsorship will place your company’s logo on a single players home and away jersey. This opportunity is a fantastic way to attain weekly exposure in WoodstocK as well as surrounding areas. For example: Norwich, Simcoe, Paris, New Hamburg, Aylmer, and TavistocK are among the teams played on a weeKly basis throughout the year and provide a great opportunity for expanding your business ventures. Special Jersey Sponsorship A large part of the WoodstocK Navy Vets community involvement taKes place in the form of our special jerseys. The 2011/2012 Season brought both Breast Cancer Awareness Jerseys and Remembrance Day Jerseys. In both cases, as will continue, the jerseys were auctioned off, with proceeds going to the charity in which the jersey represents. This program hinges upon the need for community sponsorship. This $1500 sponsorship places your company’s name on the entire set of jerseys for 3 years, at which time they will be auctioned off. What maKes this sponsorship opportunity truly great is that not only do your jerseys get worn in recognition of their cause for three years, for example Breast Cancer Awareness
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