WBHF Releases Official Logo for the 2013 World Championships
BRATISLAVA, Slovakia - The World Ball Hockey Federation released the ‘official’ logo of the 2013 World Ball Hockey Championships being hosted in Toronto, Canada the week of June 2-9.
Steve Rumsey, President of the National Ball Hockey Association of Canada, “we are proud to be hosting the 2013 event where ball hockey began in our country, Ontario and look forward to providing all participants, spectators and fans of this great game the best event that will ensure a lifetime of memories for everyone and build lasting friendships.”
The logo which incorporates the world class city of Toronto with the CN Tower and Rogers Centre silhouetted over the RED maple leaf. An image on the lower left shows a player striking the ball and it opening up to the globe to the traditional orange ball. The tournament slogan along the bottom, `WHERE THE WORLD UNITES’ gives us a perspective on the diversity and multicultural communities that make up this world class city and will welcome all of the players, their families and spectators.
For those interested in keeping up to date on things happening in the Canada’s largest metropolis and tips on all the exciting things to see and do while in the city, please visit Tourism Toronto http://www.seetorontonow.com/mobile-app/ to download the app which included easy-to-search comprehensive listings for events, dining, attractions and shopping.
To follow the information and updates leading up to the World Championship, you may now visit the www.hokejovedresystore.com
About the WBHF
The World Ball Hockey Federation primary objective is to promote the sport of ball hockey, also known as street hockey and dekhockey, and to foster its development on a global level in the various formats it is played in. Its focus will be more on the celebration of the sport through increased participation and its values of fairness, integrity and sportsmanship.
About the NBHAC
The National Ball Hockey Association of Canada is not-for-profit and is the official national governing body for ball hockey programs and organizations across Canada that are dedicated to the development of the sport from the grass roots level to the elite at its apex of competition.
