FIBA - Connor Sport Court International to provide courts for 2014 FIBA World Cup

MIES/SALT LAKE CITY - FIBA, the International Basketball Federation, and Connor Sport Court International (CSCI), have signed a new partnership agreement that makes CSCI an Official Technical Supplier of FIBA for the period of 2013-2016.

CSCI will supply custom-made and specifically-designed portable QuickLock™ wooden courts to each of the six host cities of the 2014 FIBA Basketball World Cup in Spain.

CSCI are known for their expertise in creating high quality, championship-level courts and this partnership allows FIBA to take the brand identity of the FIBA Basketball World Cup to a new level by creating consistent, uniquely-branded playing surfaces of the highest quality across multiple venues.

Connor Sport Court International has been a FIBA Equipment & Venue Centre Partner since 1994 and is the championship playing surface of the FIBA 3x3 World Tour and World Championships.

For more information about the 2014 FIBA Basketball World Cup, go to www.fiba.basketball/spain2014.

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About Connor Sport Court International (CSCI)
More athletic events are played on Connor Sport Court surfaces than on any other sports flooring in the world. Founded in 1872, Connor Sports floors have established themselves as the standard for professional, amateur and collegiate sports.

Sport Court, founded in 1974, is the original modular sport surface, continuously improved and patented to provide the highest levels of quality and performance. Connor Sport Court is proud to supply the NCAA, NBA and numerous other leaders in sport, and is the only sports surfacing company in the world independently audited and verified as "Zero Waste" and fully ISO 9001:2008 certified.

For more information about Connor Sport Court International, go to http://www.connorfloor.com/.

About the FIBA Equipment & Venue Centre
Founded in 1993, the FIBA Equipment & Venue Centre was born from the belief that an increase in quantity and quality of worldwide sports premises would serve as a major catalyst for the growth and development of the sport of basketball.