USTA New england signs with hard court surfacing partners
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Media Contact: James Maimonis
Communications and Engagement Coordinator
508-366-3450 ext. 112
USTA NEW ENGLAND ANNOUNCES PARTNERSHIP WITH CO-OFFICIAL HARD COURT SURFACERS
WESTBOROUGH, MA– USTA New England is proud to announce a partnership with Dalton Track & Tennis and New England Sealcoating as its Co-Official Hard Court Surfacers. This partnership will provide USTA New England’s organizational and individual members with the highest quality hard court surfacing options.
“Both Dalton Track & Tennis and New England Sealcoating are well-known and respected companies in New England and we are excited to be partnering with them. The expertise they bring to surfacing hard courts will be extremely beneficial to our membership and the entire New England tennis community,” said Matt Olson, USTA New England Executive Director and COO.
The two companies will each have their own territory within New England: Dalton Track and Tennis will cover Connecticut, western Rhode Island, Vermont and western Massachusetts. New England Sealcoating will work in Eastern Massachusetts including the cape and the islands, eastern Rhode Island, Southern New Hampshire and Southern Maine.
“We are excited to announce our sponsorship and becoming a preferred vendor for USTA New England,” said Craig Swain, President & CEO, New England Sealcoating. “We look forward to what this season will bring for our long relationship with Dalton Track and Tennis and our new relationship with USTANE as one. We are very proud to be a part of this, and can’t wait to get this season started.”
“We look forward to this new partnership and are very excited to service our USTANE region with targeted, best in class and discounted hard court repair and surfacing options,” said Tod Lorenzen, President of Dalton Track and Tennis.
As part of relationship, Cheshire, CT based Dalton Track & Tennis and Hingham, MA based New England Sealcoating, will offer USTA members a special 10% discount on all tennis court resurfacing.
About Dalton Track & Tennis
With over fifty years of application experience, Dalton is the premier sports surfacing specialist in New England. Whether the surface is a Tennis Court, Running Track or other hard surface recreational facility, Dalton has the distinct advantage of offering its customers the benefit of vertical integration by producing and applying the finest available repair products and Latex?ite® or other specified surface coatings. For more information, visit www.trackandtennis.com.
About New England Sealcoating
Established in 1945, New England Sealcoating has over seven decades of experience in the maintenance and repair of pavement surfaces. Such as Tennis, Basketball and all sport surfaces. The company is known for having a reputation of providing the quality workmanship its customers deserve. New England Sealcoating has a knowledgeable staff of long term employees, a large fleet of state of the art equipment and the best products to complete your job on time with minimal disruption to your sport courts and schedule. For more information, visit www.newenglandsealcoating.com.
About USTA New England
USTA New England, one of 17 regional sections across the country that comprise the United States Tennis Association (USTA), is a not-for-profit organization committed to promoting and developing the growth of tennis and increasing participation in the sport in New England by offering quality recreational and competitive programs for people of all ages and abilities. For more information, visit www.ustanewengland.com.
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