Courtesy of Greg Williamson with The Leaf Chronicle CLARKSVILLE, TENN. — Visitors to the Dunn Center can’t miss the effects of Austin Peay’s total floor renovation to the 37-year-old basketball arena. Workers have completely removed every part of Dave Loos Court in Dave Aaron Arena and the court’s namesake, athletic director Dave Loos, said some channeling… Read More
Courtesy of Clarksville Online Clarksville, TN – The Austin Peay State University‘s Dunn Center floor is getting more than a facelift. After seeing part of the floor twice replaced in the past decade, a whole new surface will be in place when the 2012 Austin Peay State University volleyball season opens this fall–call it Extreme Makeover… Read More
MONROE, La. – The court inside Fant-Ewing Coliseum will have a new look to it when the ULM men’s and women’s basketball teams begin play in November. The court has been redesigned and repainted with a fresh look, which includes the primary ULM logo at center court and “Warhawks” on each baseline. It is the… Read More
Rules panel approves restricted-area arc for Div. I;Divisions II and III get one-year delay; women’s three-point line also moved By Greg Johnson NCAA.org The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel during its conference call on Monday approved adding a visible restricted-area arc three feet from the center of the basket where a secondary defender cannot legally… Read More
OXFORD, Miss. – Ole Miss has put the finishing touches on its new men’s and women’s basketball practice facility by installing a Connor hardwood floor. About 22,000 square feet of Focus™ were installed, with 11,000 square feet in each of the men’s and women’s gymnasiums, said Jon Isaacs, Vice President and General Manager of Connor Sports Flooring,… Read More
By Michael Sheffield, Memphis Business Journal The last three years have been the best in history for Sports Floors, Inc., but Bruce Gleneck, the company’s founder, hopes things get even better. Sports Floors installs and maintains gym and fitness floors. It is the only Connor Sports Flooring representative in Memphis. Gleneck says Sports Floors had… Read More
Jeff Morton | Connor Sport Court Oxford, Mississippi The University of Mississippi has put the finishing touches on its new Men’s and Women’s basketball practice facility by installing a Connor hardwood floor. About 22,000 square feet of Focus™ were installed, with 11,000 square feet in each of the men’s and women’s gymnasiums, said Jon Isaacs,… Read More
Tuesday, February 10, 2009 marked a pivotal day in the sixteen year history of Sports Floors, Inc. as the company officially dedicated the new corporate headquarters in Memphis, Tennessee. A five year vision of company founder and President Bruce Gleneck, the 8,400 square foot office building and warehouse on Reese Road is a state of the… Read More
Memphis Business Journal – by Michael Sheffield Sports Floors, Inc., which installs and maintains gym and fitness floors, has moved into a new $500,000, 8,400-square-foot facility in Bartlett, a move from 3,500 square feet on Tillman. Bruce Gleneck, president of Sportsfloors, says having its own building allowed the company to build a new showroom just… Read More
Memphis Business Journal – by Michael Sheffield Sportsfloors, Inc., which installs and maintains gym and fitness floors, plans to move from its 3,500-square-foot headquarters on Tillman to a new 8,400-square-foot facility in Bartlett this summer. The new facility, which is budgeted to cost $500,000 to build, is the latest bit of success for Sportsfloors, which… Read More
(Article and pictures courtesy Louisiana Tech Athletics & www.latechsports.com) Aug 28, 2007 RUSTON – Demolition of the Thomas Assembly Center court began today as crews from WJ Enterprises began the initial process which will ultimately culminate in the installation of a new, state-of-the-art Maplewood floor at Louisiana Tech. David LeBlanc, Vice President of Sales for Sports… Read More
NCAA 3-point line change could benefit one Memphis business ERIC SMITH | The Daily News A recent rule change by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) will benefit sharp-shooting basketball players, but it also could be a boon for Sports Floors Inc., a Memphis business owned by Bruce Gleneck. The NCAA approved a rule late… Read More