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Sponsors' Brochure Sponsors BIGGAR RFC SPONSORS’ BROCHURE SEASON 2018/2019 ONE CLUB ONE FAMILY President’s Message It is again an honour for me to be writing this year’s sponsorship message as I am writing it as the championship winning president of Biggar rugby club. It was an incredible season of success throughout the club, the Under 16 boys going to the National final at Murrayfield but on the day were narrowly beaten by Stirling County but did win the West Regional cup. Our under 18 girls again achieved a Murrayfield final and again won for a fifth year. The senior season was capped by the First XV winning their league as champions, promoting the club to National 1, for this season 2019/2020. The season could hardly have got any better, it did, Biggar rugby football club were presented with “The Club of the Year Award at the annual SRU awards dinner at the Corn Exchange. What a special finish to a fantastic season! Our club has strengthened its position as a hub in our community for numerous sports clubs. We are delighted to remain hosts to Biggar United and Law AAC at Hartreemill for training and competition. We at Biggar RFC are lucky enough to have 17 squads of both male and female players ranging from the new Biggar Bairns (rugby for 3-5-year olds) to over 35s. Many businesses and individuals from the Biggar area and the extended community support our club with their sponsorship and advertising, without this support we could not offer our children, youth and senior playing squads and other sports clubs the facilities we enjoy. Your contributions allow the club to maintain and improve our facilities, which in turn allows all our squads to flourish and play the game we love. I would like to thank you for your continued support, personally and on behalf of Biggar Rugby Club. The world-renowned firm of Halls of Scotland are our Main Sponsors. It is an honour that this large, locally owned, business has supported us over the past six years and look forward to our continued relationship working for our mutual benefit. We again held our 7s tournament in May and it was a huge success and is becoming a fixture in the spring calendar. The “Big Weekend” as it is known culminated with a concert from Tidelines, who were a huge success. It is certainly a weekend not to miss! Biggar Rugby Club is continuing to grow as a family friendly club with an eye to the future as a centre of youth rugby excellence. We continue to promote our philosophy of “One Club, One Family” Our senior squads will have a serious challenge this year, competing against some of the top sides in Scotland. A mouth-watering season of fixtures await. Please join us, your sponsorship is the lifeblood of our club which will help our club grow and improve. I would again extend my thanks on behalf of Biggar rugby club to all our existing sponsors, and hopefully in this hugely exciting year we can welcome you as a new sponsor to HartreeMill. Johnny Bogle President, Biggar Rugby Football Club TENNENT’S CLUB OF THE SEASON 2018 /2019 Contents Page 4 - 5 Why you should sponsor Biggar Rugby Football Club Page 6 - 7 5 year trackside and advertising deal to help with the continued Improvement of the all the pitches. Page 8 - 9 Pitchside side Advertising Page 10 - 11 Match and Ball sponsorship Page 12 - 13 Match day Programme Adverts Page 14 - 17 The story of season 2018/2019 by Alistair Stewart Page 18 - 19 Player sponsorship and Coaching Team jacket sponsors Page 20 - 21 Mini Tournament and Mini Shirt sponsorship opportunities Page 22 - 23 Hypers information and Sponsorship opportunities Page 24 - 25 Gym sponsorship / Floodlight sponsorship / Post Protectors / Touchline Flags Page 26 - 27 Development team information and sponsorship opportunities Page 28 - 29 Hire the club house / Dates for the diary. Page 30 - 31 Conclusion / Words from our sponsors ONE CLUB ONE FAMILY Why you should sponsor Biggar Rugby Football Club Your sponsorship helps finance the running of this vibrant and growing rugby club. You are helping the largest sporting club in the Clydesdale area in delivering improved fitness to many youngsters and adults. Your adverts in the match day programme, trackside banners or on some of the team jerseys will regularly be seen by a large number of people in a year at Hartree Mill as our 1st XV home matches can have crowds of over 500 attending, and maybe more this season as we are back in National One. Sponsors’ displays are also seen by participants and supporters of the growing number of other groups who use our Hartree Mill facilities throughout the year, including:- Biggar High School – for all their home rugby matches. Lanarkshire Schools – for junior and senior cross country events Biggar Football Club – now play their home matches. TENNENT’S CLUB OF THE SEASON 2018 /2019 Law Athletics Club hub – now use the club as their training base Biggar Young Farmers – for tug-of- war and other competitions. The Cubs and Scouts also use our Girls Under 18s lifting the Scottish Cup facilities. Jersey sponsors’ names / logos will be seen all over Scotland as we now have 17 different teams representing all age groups. You are supporting Tennant’s club of the season 2018 /2019 ONE CLUB ONE FAMILY Five Year Deal 5 year trackside advertising deal to help with the continued improvement of the pitches. A trackside advertising board on the first team pitch. Another prominent advertising board at the new pitches. A full page colour advert in the next 5 years’ match day programmes (you will be able to change your advert each year) as well as a full page ad in the 7s programme. All for only a one off payment of £6000 (includes VAT). (and Gordon won’t bother you again for sponsorship for 5 years). Money raised through this sponsorship will go directly to helping us buy equipment for pitch maintenance. TENNENT’S CLUB OF THE SEASON 2018 /2019 ONE CLUB ONE FAMILY Pitchside Advertising Pitchside Boards: Maximum Size 10 ft 1. Banner provided by Sponsor: £360 (Paid with Order £336) 2. Banner provided by Biggar on instruction from Sponsor: £660 (Paid with Order £576) 3. Banner retained for subsequent years £360. (Paid with Order £336). All of the above options to include listing in Match Programme. Your trackside banner will be seen by all who visit Hartree Mill these numbers are increasing every year. With the maintenance completed on the 1st and 2nd XV pitches there will be more games played, both on Saturdays and Sundays during the season therefore theree are more opportunities for more people to see your advertising boards. We still have room for a few new boards and also on the new shelter. TENNENT’S CLUB OF THE SEASON 2018 /2019 ONE CLUB ONE FAMILY Match and Ball Sponsorship For opportunities to sponsor 2nd XV Match Sponsorship and Colts matches ask Gordon for Cost: £420 (Paid with Order £360) details. Prices include VAT. 1. Advertising in local press. 2. On Sponsors’ page in Programme. 3. On Front Cover of Match Programme. 4. Additional Advert on centre pages of Match Programme 5. The opportunity to bring your guests for pre-match lunch at a very reasonable rate. For more details call Gordon Young on 07774 678617 TENNENT’S CLUB OF THE SEASON 2018 /2019 Ball Sponsorship Cost: £150 (Paid with Order £120) BIGGAR FIRST XV HOME FIXTURES Prices include VAT. 2019-2020 1. Acknowledgement on Sponsors’ page in Programme. 7 September 2019 Biggar v Boroughmuir 2. On centre page of Match Programme. 21 September 2019 Biggar v Ayr 5 October 2019 Biggar v Dundee HSFP 19 October 2019 Biggar v Melrose 9 November 2019 Biggar v Stirling County 16 November 2019 Biggar v Watsonians 7 December 2019 Biggar v Highland 21 December 2019 Biggar v Gala 18 January 2020 Biggar v Kelso 29 February 2020 Biggar v Heriot’s 28 March 2020 Biggar v Cartha Queens Park ONE CLUB ONE FAMILY Programme Advertising Size Colour Paid With Order Black & White Paid With Order Full A5 £360 £300 £240 £180 1/2 page £210 £180 £180 £160 1/4 page £145 £120 £120 £96 All above include VAT Programme advertising is for the whole season this year that will be at least twelve home games plus the mini tournament. Please provide details of your advert with examples of any logos you wish to be included. All logos not already held by our printers should be supplied on disc or sent by e-mail for inclusion.If you want to leave your advert the same as last year please notify when ordering. All copy of adverts must be with the printers by Monday 5th August. Your company could benefit from becoming involved with us. An advert in the match day programme can reach a large number of people with many using the services of the companies who advertise. We will have the ability to have one off adverts (i.e. an advert just for the one match) in the centre pages. These would need to be with the printers no later than the Monday before the Saturday match a list of match dates can be found under match Sponsorship. Price for this would be subject to negotiation. TENNENT’S CLUB OF THE SEASON 2018 /2019 Programme Advert Sizes HALF PAGE FULL PAGE QUARTER PAGE ONE CLUB ONE FAMILY The Story of Season 2018/19 by Alistair Stewart Biggar RFC: Tennents Club of the Season 2018/19 WHAT an incredible achievement! This award, made at the SRU/Tennents Club Awards, held at The Corn Exchange in Edinburgh in May, provided the absolute icing on the cake on what has been a quite remarkable season for Biggar RFC.
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