Netball Waikato Bay of Plenty Announce Partnership
In yet another unique commercial relationship for
netball, Netball Waikato Bay of Plenty has partnered with
local venue, Hampton Downs Motorsport Park and Events
Centre, to support community netball. The
partnership will see Hampton Downs become the Official
Sponsor of Community Netball and the Official Corporate
Hospitality Partner of the Splice Construction Magic. On the
community netball side, Hampton Downs will be providing
“experience vouchers” to the local Netball Centres to
use as ‘Player of the Day’ or ‘Team of the Day’
prizes. In the Splice Construction Magic sphere, Hampton
Downs will help dress the game venues and enhance the game
day experience for supporters and corporate hospitality
guests. “Hampton Downs is really proud to have
become a community netball partner with the Netball Waikato
Bay of Plenty Zone,” says Hampton Downs Commercial
Manager, Mike Marsden. Recent developments at Hampton Downs, which
include the opening of a new café and the launch of new
family friendly initiatives, have majorly increased its
appeal as a weekend destination for locals looking for
something unique and different to do. “This
sponsorship will help drive some key messaging around what
we offer Waikato families,” Says Marsden. Netball Waikato Bay of Plenty Chief
Executive, Rohan West sees the partnership as a fantastic
opportunity for netball across our Zone. “It’s
wonderful that another international brand recognises the
power of women in sport and is aligning themselves with New
Zealand’s largest and most popular female sport,” he
says. “We are working with Hampton Downs on some
innovative activations for our Splice Construction Magic
home games. However, most importantly we are going to be
able to give some tremendous value to our young netballers
and our local Netball
Centres”.
“We know the key role netball
plays in the communities across the region which we are a
part of. It involves the whole family and it’s great to be
able support the biggest female sport in the region and the
country.
“We will
also be emphasising that we are a Waikato business, we are
proud of it and want the people of Waikato to recognise
this.”