WARRENVILLE, Ill., March 17, 2017 -- Sports Field Holdings, Inc. (the "Company" or "Sports Field") (OTCQB:SFHI), through its wholly owned subsidiary FIRSTFORM®, Inc. (“FirstForm”), today announced former Pro Bowl NFL quarterback and Super Bowl Champion Jay Schroeder has joined the Sports Field team and now represents the FirstForm brand and products.
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Jay played quarterback in the National Football League for eleven years and retired in 1994. His football career began at UCLA in 1980 before he was chosen in the 3rd round of the NFL draft in 1984 by the Washington Redskins. During the 1986 season Jay passed for over 4,000 yards on his way to the Pro Bowl. In 1987 Jay led the Redskins to a Super Bowl Championship. In response to his reasons for choosing FirstForm Jay responded saying “As a retired athlete I knew I wanted to stay involved in sports and athletics. FirstForm has provided me the perfect opportunity to do that with their advanced turf fields designed for player safety and top performance. I’m excited to be part of a Company that is focused on delivering the very best in athletic fields to the world of sports.”
Sports Field’s CEO Jeromy Olson was quoted as saying “We’re proud to welcome Jay Schroeder to the organization. Jay’s addition to the team demonstrates our commitment to leadership and excellence in the industry. An advocate of our advanced athletic fields, Jay’s hiring embodies the Company’s goal of being the best of brand and will help us in our mission of making a paradigm shift in the industry by offering the world of sports an alternative to crumb rubber athletic fields.”
About Sports Field Holdings, Inc
Sports Field Holdings, Inc., through its wholly owned subsidiary FIRSTFORM, Inc., is a product development, engineering and design-build construction company, engaged in the design, engineering, constructing, and construction management of athletic facilities, and sports complexes. Construction management of sports facilities and synthetic turf sales are the two primary lines of business. These lines of business can be categorized as design, development, and manufacturing of sports surfacing products and associated pre-engineered construction systems.
To learn more about Sports Field Holdings, Inc. please visit http://ir.firstform.com/.
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Contact: Sports Field Holdings, Inc. Ed Capko Investor Relations 815-942-4645


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