Electro-Mech, a scoreboards manufacturer with facilities in Wrightsville, Georgia, announced today that it has met the accreditation standards required by the Better Business Bureau (BBB) for membership.
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Elecro-Mech Largest Scoreboards Review
Even though sports scoreboards have been around as long as games have been played in front of a crowd, larger stadiums pose an interesting problem for scoreboard manufacturers. The challenges with scaling a scoreboard to larger and larger sizes are many, and only a few companies can take on a challenge like this. Electro-Mech is one company that offers some of the largest scoreboards available and have been doing so since their founding in 1963. They make a wide variety of scoreboard sizes and styles to accommodate any schools needs.
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Lugoff-Elgin High School Lugoff, SC: Baseball Demons
- Lugoff-Elgin High School is well-known for the Demons baseball team
- The Demons 2009 season results included fifteen wins and four losses
- Lugoff-Elgin High School had a new baseball scoreboard installed for all the benefits this can offer
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Baseball at the Summer Olympics
In the summer of 2008, fans saw what might have been the last time that baseball at the Summer Olympics will be held. The 10-day tournament at the Wukeson Baseball Field in Beijing, China will be the last time baseball summer games take place unless the IOC (International Olympic Committee) votes to reinstate it later this year. Baseball will definitely not be held at the 2012 Olympics in London.
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Awesome Electronic Video Scoreboards
LED video screens have been improving over the years and are larger and more durable today than ever before. They represent the ultimate in flexibility for displaying video advertising, instant replays, and scoring for a game and can make a big impression on fans as well. The latest innovations with this technology are the video scoreboards, and they represent a completely new opportunity for schools.
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Prospects of High School and College Team Sports in North Carolina
The prospects of high school and college sports in North Carolina look very bright right now, but this could change if certain factors change. Players leaving, coming in, and being taken out of play because of injuries are all factors that can have a big effect on the prospects of any high school or college sports team in the state. The University of North Carolina has great prospects, but there are some factors for this team that may change, and they are both good and bad.
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Portable Electronic Scoreboard Is Light and Effective Way to Track Results
Portable scoreboards have been released in recent years that give a team an easy way of displaying details about a game or match to the fans. A portable electronic scoreboard can be found in a wide variety of sizes, and offers many different options for customization. This flexibility allows you to order a custom portable electronic scoreboard that is designed to meet your specific needs in a color that matches your team.
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American Hebrew Academy of Greensboro, NC Wants Lots of Homeruns From Its Eagles
When it comes to baseball, no team is more enthusiastic than the American Hebrew Academy Eagles of Greensboro, North Carolina. This prep school may be a little different than most, because it is the only boarding school in the country that is also a Jewish pluralistic college prep school as well. Students can either attend only during the day or they may board at the school, and students here are very varied and can come from many different countries and areas. While the school is a college prep boarding school, it also encourages physical fitness, athletic activity, and staying in shape, and the baseball team can play a part in this. Every sport is encouraged, and success is expected. The school recently installed a new electronic scoreboard to encourage and motivate both the baseball players and the fans, and attendance at the games has increased. American Hebrew Academy recently decided on the Baseball Scoreboard 1030, and this choice proved to be an excellent one. In exchange, the school wants to see many home runs to help light up the scoreboards and take the team all the way to the championships.
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2008 Basketball All Star Game Review
- When it comes to the best 2008 men’s basketball game, the NBA All Star Game can lay claim to the title due to its extremely entertaining format
- For many players, the pinnacle of 2008 was not only their win of the 2008 basketball championship game, but also the recognition that comes with being selected to the 2008 basketball all star game
The Fastest Baseball Pitchers Ever!
The fastest baseball pitchers in history are difficult to pin down due the lack of reliable measuring devices in the early years. The fastest baseball pitch ever recorded, according to the Guinness Book of World Records, is Nolan Ryan’s 100.9 mph fastball thrown in a game against the Chicago White Sox in 1974. That record has been eclipsed by various pitchers and we’ve included a list of the fastest baseball pitches below. The fastest recorded baseball pitch as of this writing was accomplished by Joel Zumaya in October 2006. The fastest pitch in baseball history may soon be recorded by a college junior who routinely throws over 100 mph.
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Past, Present and Future of Team Sports in The State of Mississippi
The past, present, and future of team sports in the state of Mississippi can have a big impact on sports fans here in the state. High schools and colleges in Mississippi have a long history and tradition of excelling at team sports, and this is still true today. Mississippi State University students Jarvis Vernando and Alexis Rack were both recently honored for their sports accomplishments at the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame and Museum. Vernando was given the 2009 Cellular South Howell trophy, and he is the third student from this university to receive this honor. Vernando played a big part in the Bulldogs scoring and rebounding on the court during the last year, and he has been ranked one of the top in the nation when it comes to blocking shots, with one hundred and seventy. Jarvis has also been named the SEC Defensive Player of the Year, and the SEC Tournament MVP when he led the team to the third title win ever by the school. Alexis Rack was also honored during the awards, when she was named for the Gillium trophy. Rack has a career points record that is ranked number ten at the university, with close to twelve hundred. Another prominent alumni from MSU at the ceremony was Bailey Howell, who was named to the national basketball hall of fame and was a Mississippi State All American player.
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WNBA Rookie of the Year
The WNBA rookie of the year award has typically been an expected result. This year was no exception but the honor that went along with it was. Candace Parker of the Los Angeles Sparks won the rookie of the year award in her basketball first year along with winning the Most Valuable Player of the Year award–which has never been given to basketball beginners. This feat has only been accomplished by 2 other players in basketball history: Wilt Chamberlain and Wes Unseld. After these accomplishments it wasn’t a surprise that Parker became the most recognized female athlete in the nation. Parker launched out of the gate as an exceptional player: fun to watch, a high scorer and team player with a recognizable smile.
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What are the Three Whales of Baseball Rules Regulations?
- The designated hitter rule has been added to the American League’s baseball rules/regulations; however, the NL and baseball purists won’t consider the concept
- The infield fly rule entered the official baseball rules when infielders from the late 1800’s took advantage of its omission
- The balk was introduced to keep pitchers from using “dirty tricks” to lure runners off base
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UCONN Violating NCAA Rules
The UCONN basketball history is rich with famous players, many titles and unrivaled success for their venerable, Hall of Fame coach Jim Calhoun. Under Calhoun’s watch, the Huskies have made it to the Sweet Sixteen in 12 of his 15 years and to the Final Four three times. Most impressively, two of those appearance became NCAA National Titles. Their teams have also featured UCONN basketball players who have gone on to have very successful professional careers, including: Ray Allen, Richard Hamilton and Clifford Robinson. Lately, though, times have been shaky for the Huskies as they have had to endure a firestorm of credibility issues including NCAA drug testing violations for some players and violating NCAA rules for recruitment.
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Velocity Sports Center in Easley, SC: Place For Those, Whose Passion is Baseball
The Velocity Sports Center is situated in the scenic beauty of Easley, South Carolina, and this is the place where baseball fans come for a number of reasons. Easley may be a small city, but it has a big heart when it comes to baseball. The Big League World Series has been held here in the city for years now, and the new electronic scoreboard installed at the Velocity Sports Center just adds to the sports attraction of the area.
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