Implementing your program’s logos, colors, and mascots on window graphics are an easy, affordable way to show off your school’s pride. Window graphics can cause your school’s colors and logos pop, and when the light streams through the graphics, it creates an aesthetic that cannot be beat.

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It is hard to talk about certain sports these days without talking about the risks involved. While people associate most injuries with full-contact sports, such as football, hockey, and wrestling, they can occur in any sport. In today’s world, as scientists develop more technology, they are able to understand more of the repercussions that come with certain injuries, such as concussions.

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Most of us have experienced the thrill that comes with a new sports season. The idea of playing or watching the sport you love is magical, and it is easy to overlook the small details that are crucial to safety and success. While athletic performance is important, the more important aspect is athlete safety and that can often go overlooked in the excitement that accompanies the new season.

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School Banners are designed to make broad, sweeping statements that catch the eye or turn the head in as few words or images as possible. Banners contain succinct proclamations that you make with a very tiny space in which you are attempting to lead someone into action, not just thought. They are designed to mobilize without giving much attention to the design itself.

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In today’s digital age, it takes a lot to get and keep a student’s attention. Students are surprised by little and not nearly as easy to impress. However, the rules of design are still the same. What grabbed people’s attentions thirty years ago still grabs their attentions today, regardless of their age.

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Sports lettering differs from other types of lettering fonts because it becomes instantly recognizable as a symbol of your school’s branding, culture, and athletic prowess. Therefore, when you create your SportsGraphics banners, mats, padding, or window graphics, you should consider the impact of the lettering in your overall layout.

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If your program requires a quick set-up and break-down before, during, or after matches, roll-out mats provide an efficient solution for creating a competitive setting and then returning a room back to its normal environment. Below, we outline the benefits of roll-out mats and how they can help your athletic program.

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The Atlanta Braves launched a partnership with CoolToday for the naming rights of their new spring training ballpark. The 20-year agreement includes scoreboard and dugout signage for CoolToday as well as exterior signage and promotional opportunities for additional events held at the facility.

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As a school administrator, you probably associate a brand with a logo, colors, and website design. However, unless yours is a well-known brand, it isn’t likely that most people who see your school logo or school colors will have a strong emotion associated with those images at first.

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A brand is your organization’s persona. Although brands develop organically, such as the formation of social culture, eventually, an organization needs to take ownership of how their brand is projected and received in the collective consciousness, i.e., the public eye. Branding must hit people on various levels.

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