The following is a partial listing of our sponsors with their respective links.

MAJOR SPONSORS

The City of Edmonton

The Government of Alberta

Alberta Lottery Fund

The Government of Canada

Scotiabank has joined the team for the IBAF World Junior AAA Baseball Championship as a keynote sponsor.
Not only will it provide a wide-range of financial services to the organizing committee and visiting teams, but many of its staff members in Edmonton will be volunteers.

In recognition of this sponsorship, the Championship trophy will be
designated the "Scotiabank Trophy."

Scotiabank also was a major supporter of the first ever World Cup of
Womens Baseball in 2004.



      Provider of Office Document Solutions.
                                "Willingness to lend a hand is the hallmark of truly great people. Whether in the office or in the larger community, we are proud to stand behind this worthy world event."

An Alberta broadcasting company and a fledgling Edmonton brewery have joined forces in a unique way to become a major sponsor of the upcoming IBAF World Junior AAA Baseball Championship.

New Cap Radio Alberta, which operates K-Rock 97.3, Capital FM and CFCW, will provide significant promotion of the 12-country event, while Amber’s Brewing Company will produce a special K-Rock beer for sale at Telus Field and John Fry Park, July 25 through August 03.         

                                                   

PIZZA 73  STEPS UP TO THE PLATE

A lot of volunteers are going to be happy to hear that Pizza 73  is a
sponsor of the 2008 World Junior AAA Baseball Championship.

This fast-growing Canadian company, with 29 outlets in the Edmonton
area, will once again provide the Pizza 73 Volunteer Centre at Telus
Field, July 25 thru August 3.

Darren Wagner, Pizza 73's Vice-President for Operations in Western
Canada, said his company believes very strongly in supporting volunteer
community events.
 
"We are part of the community and are proud to be associated with this
international competition and its emphasis on youth," he added..

Courtesy vehicles are  being provided by Crosstown Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, who were also a major sponsor  in the 2004 World Cup of Women’s Baseball.

OTHER OFFICIAL SPONSORS

West Edmonton Mall will once again provide the uniforms for the batboys/girls working with the 12 national teams in the 2008 World Junior AAA Championship. After the tournament, the batboys/girls will keep the uniforms as souvenirs of this international event.

WEM, one of the best- known shopping and entertainment centres in the world, has been a sponsor in four previous international competitions organized by the EIBF.

The volunteers in the World Junior competition will be easy to spot. They will be wearing the eye-catching jackets provided by Ed Bean and his company, CRYSTAL GLASS, another long-time sponsor.

Waste Services Industries (WSI) will play a key role in keeping Telus Field clean and presentable by providing first-class waste removal during the championship.

When one talks about loyalty of sponsors, The Brick immediately comes to mind.

This company, founded in Edmonton in 1971 by Bill Comrie, has become one of the largest volume retailers of furniture, appliances and home electronics in Canada.  And it has stepped to the plate by sponsoring every one of the seven EIBF events, dating back to 1981!  

Stantec, founded in Edmonton in 1954 by Dr. Don Stanley as a one-man engineering firm has grown into one of the leading engineering and global design companies in North America. Despite its international scope, it still maintains its head office in Edmonton.

Since its inception in 1978, All Weather Windows has been the leader in the Canadian window and door industry. By combining a passion for the industry with a customer first philosophy, founding partners Gord Wiebe, Henry Banman and Harry Buhler have been able to guide the company from a single 10,000 square foot facility to become Canada’s largest privately owned window and door manufacturer.
All Weather Windows is sponsoring the Volunteer Medals, a recognition for their tireless commitment to the tournament.

           


 Terry Kozma, who operates Millwoods Shell and Knottwood Shell, has been a long-time supporter of international baseball events and will again sponsor the gasoline and car washes used by the courtesy automobiles and vans.

The gold, silver and bronze medals which will be awarded in this competition are sponsored by Gerry Gilroy and Independent Jewellers, Canada’s largest diamond dealer! It’s logo says it all:  “Still the Biggest… Still the Best!”

Reza Nasseri and his associates at Landmark are sponsoring the awards
going to The All-Star Team selected in the tournament.  Landmark has built a
reputation for construction of quality homes and other developments.

Computer Engineering Inc.

- provided Edmonton based web hosting services, and Edmonton based Canadian domain name registration services to the EIBF.

Supplier of Computer Equipment. Weekly specials. Check-out their website by clicking on their logo!

                        

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Commencing operation in 1982, Impark Edmonton has grown substantially over the years and now operates in excess of 20,000 parking stalls. It provides a wide variety of parking management services at a variety of parkades and surface lots. Impark is providing parking stalls for our courtesy vehicles during the tournament.

                                                               

Foster Park Baskett Insurance Ltd. specializes in insurance solutions for non-profit and sport organizations.  We are proud to be the insurance supplier and sponsor of the 2008 IBAF World Junior AAA Championships.  

This locally-owned land development and management company, guided by
the firm hand of David McDougall, has lived up to its goal of "Creating
Communities for Living!" during more than 30 years in Edmonton.




United Cycle is the largest independent sporting goods store in Edmonton. In existence since 1928, United Cycle specializes in a variety of sports.

Located in the heart of Old Strathcona, United Cycle operates out of two stores. The sporting goods store offers products and services for individuals interested in hockey, figure skating, ringette, inline, curling, baseball, soccer, volleyball, racquet sports, football, rugby, lacrosse and outdoor games.

Institutional and team sales are also offered to serve schools and sports teams. Situated across the parking lot is the bike store specializing in snowboards, bike accessories, and an extensive selection of bikes including mountain, road, hybrid, full suspension, kids, commuter, recumbent, comfort and BMX.

Our Partners

International Baseball Federation

Baseball Canada

Baseball Alberta

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