NEVCO & THE SCOREBOARD MAN
SHOT CLOCK PRESENTATION
CONTENTS
1. Introduction
2. Objectives
3. Cost Elements
4. Investment Breakdown
5. Handouts
6. Other Products
Nevco Inc.
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INTRODUCTION
Oldest and largest privately held Scoreboard and Display manufacturer in the
industry.
Manufactures a full fine of Scoreboards, Shot Clocks, Video Displays, Message
Centers, and Scorers Tables.
Installed first Scoreboard in 1934.
Canadian Operations and Service Facility is located in Barrie, Ontario.
The Scoreboard Man
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Paul S. Leskew is the factory representative for Nevco for all of Ontario,
Newfoundland, Northwest Territories and the Yukon and has been since 1985.
Paul has been in the scoreboard business since 1971, when he and partners
started Challenger Athletic Products.
Heather Bourne, General Manager, has been working with Paul for over 15 years.
Marlene Leskew has been involved with the scoreboard business for over 35
years.
Together, Paul, Heather and Marlene are know as The Scoreboard Man team and
our office is located in Orillia, ON.
We have combined experience of over 90 years in the industry.
Objectives:
1) Provide safe and reliable options for purchase and installation of shot clocks.
1) Develop a strong relationship with OFSAA and High Schools across Ontario,
including sponsorship support of championships, AGM support, advertising
support and opportunities for revenue generation that can be used to reinvest
back into athletic programming.
Cost Elements:
A) Shot Clock Displays
B) Communication System (wired / wireless)
C) Installation Cost (backstop mount or wall mount)
D) Infrastructure Costs (i.e. Power)
A) Shot Clock Displays:
1) Nevco Model SSC-7
- 20” x 20” x 2” deep
- super bright 13” red digits
- 30lb hanging weight
2) Nevco Model SSC-T5
- 24” x 24” x 2” deep
- super bright 13” amber digits – shot time
- super bright 5” red digits – game time
- 35lb hanging weight
B) Communication System:
- Wired vs. Wireless:
* Wireless is highly recommended to avoid the need
to run conduit and cables
MPCX2
- in a wireless configuration, wireless receivers are
installed near the shot clock(s) and a wireless
control is used for communication
- there are various communication options regarding
the wireless control and receiver configurations
MPCW
- choice between MPCX2 hand-held control and
MPCW table-top control *
C) Installation Cost –
Backstop vs. Wall Mount
* Permanent installation of shot clocks is the
recommended set-up
Wall Mount:
- recommended if there are two solid walls behind the main
backstops
- easier, less costly and safer method of install
Backstop:
- is an option if the backstops are single-mast or frame
style that fold forward or backward
- necessary location of install if one end wall is folding,
curtain or stage
D) Infrastructure Cost
* this cost is the responsibility of
the owner
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Cost to bring power to each shot
clock location
To be completed prior to
installation date
Power
installed on
backstop
frame
Investment Breakdown:
A) Shot Clock Displays:
SSC-7 Shot Clocks (list price)
OFSAA discount (25.9%)
OFSAA Price
$2,423
-628
$1,795
SSC-T5 Shot Clocks (list price)
OFSAA discount (26.7%)
OFSAA Price
$3,662
-977
$2,685
B) Communication System – TBD *
C Installation Cost – TBD *
D) Infrastructure - TBD
HANDOUTS:
1.Specifications
2. Shot Clock Considerations & Installation
Check List
Other Products:
Nevco EOP Lights (End of Period Lights)
- super bright red LEDs
- adheres LEDs strips directly to backboard
- 1lb hanging weight
Nevco Scoring Tables
- 4’ , 8’ or 10’ in length
- non-lit or rear-lit
- includes graphics on face of table
- Possession indicator optional
Prepared By:
Paul S. Leskew & Associates Inc.
The Scoreboard Man
P.O. Box 875 Orillia, ON L3V 6K8
(800) 363-8196
www.scoreboardman.com
info@scoreboardman.com