General | 9/9/2020 3:35:52 PM
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (September 9, 2020) - The MIAA announced it extended its corporate partnership with Hasty Awards to be the Official Award Supplier of the MIAA. The partnership extension runs through June 2021.
“Hasty Awards is a long-standing partner of the MIAA and we are excited to continue to recognize the successes of our student-athletes, coaches, and teams with their products,” said MIAA Commissioner Mike Racy. “Being able to partner with a local awards supplier that offers professionally designed and high-quality products is a great value to the Association.
The MIAA and Hasty Awards have worked together for over a decade with both organizations agreeing to a partnership renewal in the summer of 2020.
“Hasty Awards is honored to continue its partnership in being the official awards supplier of the MIAA. We have appreciated, and look forward to, the opportunity to recognize the MIAA student-athletes on their individual and team accomplishments as they excel in both their academic and athletic performances,” added Thad O’Connor of Hasty Awards.
About Hasty Awards
For over 30 years Hasty Awards has been recognizing everyday accomplishments in sports, as well as providing the medallions for our great American athletes competing in all levels of competition. From ribbons, medals, trophies, and plaques in all the major sports we have you covered with Hasty Award’s exclusively designed awards. Looking to recognize your athletes’ accomplishments, but don’t see your specific sport? Let us help you by customizing your very own awards. You won’t believe how easy it is and as always there are never any art charges and our minimums are low. Additionally, we supply corporate awards for businesses, clubs, groups, and organizations across the country with our wide variety of acrylic, glass, and hundreds of promotional items. Visit us online to see what we can do for your next event at www.hastyawards.com
About the MIAA
The MIAA is one of the nation’s oldest conferences and one of the most successful in NCAA Division II. The Association dates all the way back to 1912 and currently has 12 full-time members with two associate members. The MIAA also has its own streaming network called The MIAA Network. The MIAA represents 14 member schools across the states of Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Oklahoma with the conference office located in Kansas City’s historic West Bottoms district.