The 2009 Mohegan Sun World Softball and Baseball Coaches' Conventions invite you to join us this January for the third annual softball coaches' clinic and the sixth annual baseball coaches' clinic at the spectacular Mohegan Sun Resort in Uncasville, CT. The third annual softball coaches' clinic will take place on Saturday, January 10 and will feature some of the world's top softball instructors, including UCLA Coaching Legend Sue Enquist, Northwestern's Caryl Drohan and Bill Edwards of Hofstra among others. Past presenters have included softball superstars Jennie Finch and Amanda Freed, UMass Head Coach Elaine Sortino and Virginia Tech's Scot Thomas. More than 500 softball coaches have attended each of the first two years.

    The baseball event will take place January 8, 9, & 10 and will once again feature some of the world's top baseball minds in a range of settings, from small break-outs to general lecture sessions. Last year, more than 1,000 coaches from across the country joined us at the fifth World Baseball Coaches' Convention and we expect that number will continue to grow.

    Reserve your booth today for both events and you will have the opportunity to reach a captive audience of almost 2,000 softball and baseball coaches. Our exhibitor area in the Mohegan Sun Convention Center will surround the presentation rooms to facilitate maximum exposure and walk-through rates.

Booth space prices:
10’ x 10’ - $695.00
10’ x 20’ - $1125.00

    An exhibitor booth reservation sheet can be found below - please complete and return to reserve your spot. For more info or to learn about event sponsorships, contact Rick Orluk at Gold, Orluk & Partners at 860.674.1500

   We look forward your joining us for the 2009 Mohegan Sun World Softball and Baseball Coaches' Conventions this January. Please read the exhibitor booth space reservation and exhibitor information sheets for more information. We look forward to hearing from you and hope that you will join us for the 2009 Mohegan Sun World Softball Coaches' Convention.

Sincerely,

Rick Orluk