Basketball court supplier partners with NBL to raise brand awareness

September 27, 2019

Looking to increase awareness of its brand, Victorian-based DreamCourts has partnered with the National Basketball League (NBL) as its Official Outdoor Basketball Court sponsor for the coming season.

With the ability to create and implement custom-designed basketball courts for backyards, local sports clubs, branded activations and schools, DreamCourts are excited to be involved in the promotion and sustainability elite basketball in Australia.

DreamCourts founder and Chief Executive, Luke Tadich advised “the NBL has gone from strength to strength in recent years and we are excited to partner with the league.

“Just like the NBL, DreamCourts is a quality-focused business run by people who are passionate about delivering the best experience to their customers.”

Welcoming the sponsorship, NBL Chief Commercial Officer, Brad Joyner added “at its core the NBL is a family sport and we are delighted to partner with DreamCourts, a leading provider of backyard basketball courts across Australia.

“DreamCourts provides a simple solution for families looking to enjoy basketball at home and we are thrilled to welcome them into the NBL family.

“This is an exciting time for basketball in Australia and New Zealand and the 2019-20 Hungry Jack’s NBL Season promises to be our biggest and best ever.”

Earlier this week, DreamCourts announced its first professional sponsorship deal with the Dandenong Rangers WNBL squad, backing #12 Rachel Antoniadou.

The Mount Waverley-based company stated “she's a great role model for all girls striving to play at the highest level.”

Click here to contact DreamCourts Pty Ltd through their listing in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory.

Lower image shows DreamCourts founder Luke Tadich and NBL owner Larry Kestelman agreeing the new partnership. Courtesy of DreamCourts/Facebook.

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