NCAA-Licensed Commemorative UNC Basketball Backboard Now on Sale
Summary
“As the UNC Tar Heels commence their NCAA title defense, fans can commemorate the occasion with this one-of-a-kind item," said Vada Manager, the Business Development Director for CCS.“The Tar Heel-logoed backboard and ball is great for family or dorm rooms, offices, sports bars, restaurants, fraternity and sorority houses, anywhere fans want to relive the glory.” World Key Services, Inc., which is located in Washington State and is designing and manufacturing the backboards, provides design, prototyping, sourcing and full production management for small to mid-size international product manufacturers.WKSI’ Owners Judy Mullins and Mary Gustaff, with 30 years of experience, including being awarded Disney’s coveted Vendor of the Year Award for two years in a row, said, “We are really excited to use our skills and expertise to design new types of products, like this NCAA Championship backboard, that will help fans remember the joys of winning.” Other members of the small, talented CCS group include Vic Mason (who invented the popular Monster Slam game in the 1990’s) and Rich Calta, who are partners in VM&RC Enterprises, a Scottsdale-based toy company.“The Tar Heel-logoed backboard and ball is great for family or dorm rooms, offices, sports bars, restaurants, fraternity and sorority houses, anywhere fans want to relive the glory.”World Key Services, Inc., which is located in Washington State and is designing and manufacturing the backboards, provides design, prototyping, sourcing and full production management for small to mid-size international product manufacturers.WKSI’ Owners Judy Mullins and Mary Gustaff, with 30 years of experience, including being awarded Disney’s coveted Vendor of the Year Award for two years in a row, said, “We are really excited to use our skills and expertise to design new types of products, like this NCAA Championship backboard, that will help fans remember the joys of winning.”Other members of the small, talented CCS group include Vic Mason (who invented the popular Monster Slam game in the 1990’s) and Rich Calta, who are partners in VM&RC Enterprises, a Scottsdale-based toy company.