Gtech Renews Worcester Wolves Sponsorship

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The sponsorship deal was marked with a cheque presentation of £30,000 to Worcester Wolves Managing Director, Mick Donovan by Gtech's CEO, Nick Grey at the company's new Warndon HQ.

Last season the University of Worcester-owned Wolves finished in fourth place in the British Basketball League. There has been a revolution in terms of team building over the past summer with a complete overhaul of the team that has seen the arrivals of players from the United States, Canada and Spain to join some very promising British players.

Worcester Wolves Managing Director, Mick Donovan said: "In the past three years since moving to the University of Worcester Arena, we have experienced a very exciting transition with a huge increase in support at home games, together with some impressive performances on the court.

"We are excited about the new group of players that we have assembled and hope to continue the relationship we have developed with a prestigious company like Gtech - which is having a huge impact in so many ways."

He added: "The combination of such a progressive and dynamic company with a forward thinking professional Basketball club is a really exciting prospect for British Basketball and the support from Gtech will enable us to continue to make significant progress in key areas.

"We have been thrilled to be working with some of their vibrant commercial and marketing staff and all of our discussions so far with them have centred on genuine partnerships and moving forward together. We genuinely believe that this offers a great opportunity for the Wolves."

Based in Warndon, Gtech now employs 140 staff at its new headquarters and has scooped a prestigious Queen's Award for Innovation.

Gtech CEO and Founder, Nick Grey says: "I love sponsoring the Wolves and can't wait for the new season to start. I take our kids to most home games and the atmosphere in the arena is fantastic. For anyone who hasn't been down there, give it a try. You can turn up on the night, parking is easy and it's a chance to see a Worcester team compete at the highest level nationally. The skill and speed of the players is breath-taking."