We are pleased to add Ringor to our expanding family of corporate partners and look forward to a rewarding relationship for many years to come. Ringor is one of the few athletic equipment companies that has dedicated itself specifically to the development of women's softball products, and the company will be looking to COA member institutions for feedback, noted Ringor President Carol Ihlenburg. All of the coaches and players with whom we have come in contact through the COA have been objective and quite willing to work with us for the improvement of equipment for this great women's sport.
Sponsorship is sometimes a one way relationship for the business entity.
With the COA, we at Ringor are highly pleased that it is a winning situation for both sides. The apparel company is expected to maintain a major exhibit at the state championship site for the next three years as well, giving it the opportunity to display its large range of products and services. This was the first women's professional baseball team since the All-American Girls Baseball League disbanded in 1954. They were a touring team, traveling around the country playing men's college, amateur, semi-pro, and professional minor league teams. All-Stars in 1996.