Edmonton Stingers Jersey with recreation balls (Photo Credits – Daniel Barker-Tremblay)

“This is a combination of a bunch of things coming together, and now we’re going to have local support, resources that really will be going into things we’ve wanted to do since I came on board a year and a half ago” – Reed Clarke, President of the Edmonton Stingers.

The Edmonton Stingers of the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) hosted a press convention contained in the Edmonton Expo Centre to announce the organizations subsequent steps heading into their 2023 season and new possession adjustments coming to the franchise.

The announcement targeted on the discharge of the Edmonton Stingers Entertainment Group, which incorporates Clarke, James Burns, and Tanks Vander, three native businessmen with ardour for the game of basketball, that may give attention to constructing working relationships with different native organizations inside the metropolis.

Edmonton Stingers President Reed Clarke talks in regards to the newly shaped possession group, and the plans going ahead in 2023.

Edmonton Stingers President Reed Clarke on the Ownership Press Conference (Photo Credits – Daniel Barker-Tremblay)

Clarke says that he is excited for the newly shaped leisure group and the upcoming plans to work with different organizations, together with talks of the Indigenous Celebration recreation with Windspeaker Radio Network, and celebrating different cultures sooner or later.

Edmonton Stingers Mascot primed up for the press convention (Photo Credits – Daniel Barker-Tremblay)

Clarke goes on to speak about one of many organizations known as ‘Free Hoops’ is a bunch that can be assisted from the Stingers group with 10 {dollars} from each season ticket going in the direction of aiding in funding in the direction of this system, with the purpose of reaching 10,000 {dollars}.

Edmonton Stingers Tanks Vander (Left) and President Reed Clarke with the ‘Free Hoops’ Program (Photo Credits – Daniel Barker-Tremblay)