Toadvine Enterprises Hires Sales Professional David Hedge to Manage Tennessee Territory
Jun 26, 2013 12:36:00 PM
FISHERVILLE, KY - Toadvine Enterprises, a family owned sports equipment and stadium seating distributor, has hired sales and sporting goods professional David Hedge to manage its clients in the state of Tennessee.
Hedge holds a Master Degree in Sport Management from the University of Tennessee and was hired to manage sales and service of gymnasium equipment and seating needs in the state. He works with schools of all sizes, from elementary up to the collegiate level.
Hedge takes his responsibilities seriously, stating, "I represent Toadvine Enterprises in Tennessee and I work directly with owners and contractors on a daily basis. My end goal is to provide options and answers for all of their gymnasium needs, no matter what budget they have."
Having been in the gymnasium services industry for 10 years, Hedge understands the industry well. That, coupled with Toadvine's reputation in the business, meant an opportunity Hedge couldn't pass up. "When the opportunity came open to work for a business that focuses on customer service and quality products from top notch manufacturers, I was immediately drawn to partnering with Toadvine," he said.
ABOUT TOADVINE ENTERPRISES
Toadvine Enterprises is a family owned and operated sports equipment and stadium seating distributor serving the Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, and Ohio markets. The company has been in business since 1976 when Mike Toadvine bought the rights to distribute Dant Clayton products in Kentucky and Indiana. It's since grown to work with some of the biggest names in sporting equipment including Interkal, Dant Clayton, Nevco, Porter, Gill Athletics, List Industries, and more. To learn more, visit the website.
Topics: Tennessee sports equipment, Tennessee sports equipment manufacturers, Tennessee athletics, Tennessee sporting goods, Press Release, Toadvine new hires, David Hedge
We're Excited for Baseball Season in Kentucky!
Apr 25, 2013 1:40:00 PM
Baseball season is in full swing this spring. The Cincinnati Reds kicked off their season by hosting the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim on April 1, while the Louisville Bats started their 14th season on Louisville Slugger field on April 4 with a home game against the Toledo Mud Hens.
At the beginning of the 2013 local baseball season, Louisville's own St. Xavier high school tops the rankings in the number one spot among local and state high schools.
As your school team gears up for baseball season, take time to make a check list of all the baseball essentials that may be missing from your team's equipment roster. Toadvine Industries has all the equipment your team needs to score this season.
We carry bases, batting cage essentials, foul poles, balasted plate and mound covers, and a variety of other sporting equipment that can complete your equipment line up. Contact Toadvine to supply your baseball equipment needs and lock in a winning season.
Topics: baseball equipment Kentucky, Kentucky high school baseball equipment, Tennessee sports equipment, Kentucky athletics provider, Tennessee sporting goods, Kentucky Basketball
NBA Finals, the U.S. Open, and Bird Noises
Jun 19, 2012 10:37:00 AM
At Toadvine Enterprises we take our sports seriously. If you have been following the NBA finals it has been a treat. The Miami Heat are leading the Thunder 2-1 in the seven game series. Game three had some awesome highlights and predictable stats. It was not surprising that Wade and James combined for 54 of the 91 points the Heat posted in their 91-85 victory. Shane Battier added several three buckets for a ridiculous percentage; 4 of 6 in Game 1, 5 of 7 in Game 2, 2 for 2 in Game 3. That’s 11 of 15, 73.3 percent. With Miami leading 2-1 we want to hear from you. Can the OKC Thunder pull three wins out of the next four games? What will the result of this year’s NBA Finals be?
In golf news, we want to congratulate Webb Simpson on his U.S. Open victory yesterday in San Francisco. Webb sat in the club house at +1 after his four rounds. He had to sit with his wife and watch Graeme McDowell and Jim Furyk finish the 17th and 18th hole to see if his score would hold up or if there would be a playoff. Furyk fell apart on the last three holes and gave himself little chance to force a playoff. McDowell, however, left himself a 25 putt for a birdie that would force a playoff. It was not to be. McDowell misread the hole and the ball drifted well left of the hole. McDowell two-putted to secure solo second. Webb claimed his first major win in his second major appearance and received $1.44 million for his efforts. The last nine majors have been claimed by an unprecedented, nine first time major winners so what will happen with the remaining major tournaments this year. Will the next major see a veteran or first timer hoisting the trophy? Let us know your predictions.
There is always a heckler. This year’s U.S. Open Trophy ceremony had a man in a bizarre costume appear in front of the camera while Bob Costas was interviewing Webb Simpson. The man calls himself Jungle Bird and says he is an activist raising awareness of deforestation. He walked in front of the camera and began making bird sounds. This is not the first time he has done this. Apparently he has met the Queen of England and did something similar. He pointed out no charges were pressed that time.
Topics: equipment maintenance, Jungle Bird, Jim Furyk, Webb Simpson, Graeme McDowell, U.S. Open, Toadvine Enterprises, Kentucky athletic equipment, Tennessee athletics, Tennessee sporting goods
We're Nearing the End of the School Year!
Apr 5, 2012 6:08:00 PM
The start of April marks the beginning of the end of the school year. With about two months left for most schools in our area and spring break in full force, most students and faculty can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel!
The beginning of spring also means the beginning of a lot of other activities in Kentucky and Indiana like:
- Baseball season starting up
- The end of March Madness with The Kentucky Wildcats winning their Eighth National Title!
- The Masters kicking off
- Keeneland Spring Meet opening
- The Kentucky Derby Festivities are getting underway
Because school isn’t far from closing for the summer, this is a great time to start thinking about preventative maintenance for your equipment and bleachers. It’s also a great time to re-stock on new equipment for your sports facilities.
Right now, Toadvine Enterprises has openings for summer maintenance programs for bleachers and gymnasium equipment. Call us at (502) 241-6010 or fill out our maintenance form on our website to get started.
Topics: equipment maintenance, Indoor scoreboards, Maintenance Services, Spring sports season, Toadvine Enterprises, Kentucky athletic equipment, Tennessee sporting goods, Indiana athletics provider
Porter Athletic Videos on the Toadvine Youtube Channel
Nov 1, 2011 4:42:00 PM
We work with some great manufactures in the sporting equipment industry. Porter Athletics, for one, provides indoor equipment for basketball and volleyball, as well as outdoor athletic equipment for soccer, field hockey, football, and more.
Our YouTube channel now includes some educational videos from Porter Athletics that are worth checking out. One video illustrates how their fire retardant wall pads are a safe alternative in any gym, especially where children are concerned. Another video highlights Porter's volleyball systems. The third video focuses on Porter's Center Roll Curtain System. Lastly, there is a lengthy video explaining Porter's Fair-Court Basketball Equipment Testing System.
If you're in the market for any of the above, we'd love to answer your questions. We have a 24 response guarantee. Someone from our team will be back in touch to answer your specific questions. Simply call us at 502-241-6010 or fill out our easy to use online form.
Topics: Porter Athletics Volleyball, Porter Athletics gym equipment, Louisville sporting goods, Toadvine Enterprises 24 hour response, Porter Athletics Basketball, Porter Athletics, Tennessee sporting goods, Kentucky sporting goods
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