Warrior Sports

Warrior Sports, Inc.
legal form	Corporation
founding	1992
Seat	Warren , Michigan , United States
management	Dave Morrow
Number of employees	100
Branch	Sporting goods manufacturer (lacrosse, ice hockey)
Website	[1]

Warrior Sports is a sporting goods manufacturer of lacrosse and ice hockey equipment, including protective equipment such as ice hockey helmets , gloves, sticks , shin guards, shoulder and elbow guards, goalkeeping equipment and sports textiles. The company's headquarters are in Warren, Michigan . The company was founded by Dave Morrow in 1993 and has been a subsidiary of New Balance since 2004 .

history

The company was founded in 1993 by Dave Morrow as Warrior Lacrosse . On February 1, 2004 , it was acquired by New Balance . In 2005, Warrior Sports took over Innovative Hockey and a year later the sporting goods manufacturer Brine, which was founded in 1922 . Both companies were integrated into the hockey and lacrosse divisions. For several years Warrior also offered articles in the field of football and was among other things equipment supplier to Liverpool FC , this field was later given to the parent company New Balance to support their entry into this segment.

engagement

Warrior supports various college lacrosse teams of the NCAA , as well as professional teams in the major league lacrosse and the lacrosse national team of the Canadian men. In addition, many individual players such as Mark Millon or Greg Cattrano are sponsored. Warrior was the main sponsor of the 2006 World Lacrosse Championship and the 2007 World Indoor Lacrosse Championship , and is a sponsor of the Champions Hockey League . The American sports channel ESPN and the NCAA men's championships are also sponsored.

Ice hockey players Alexei Vyacheslavovich Kowaljow , Ilja Valerjewitsch Kowaltschuk , Max Pacioretty , Zdeno Chára , Alexander Steen and Mikkel Boedker use or used equipment from Warrior.