Derby Rugby Club Balls2 Marketing shorts sponsor

Balls2 Marketing sponsors DCFC U13s

Balls2 Marketing sponsors DCFC U13s

The glazing industry is a huge supporter of local sport. Here, construction marketing agency Balls2 Marketing discusses it being the shorts sponsor for Derby Rugby Football Club U13s and why they get involved with grassroots sport. 

Q: What’s your company name? 

A: Balls2 Marketing, part of the Koobr Group 

Q: What Club do you sponsor?

A: Derby Rugby Football Club

Q: What team do you sponsor?

A: U13s

Why is it important to you to sponsor:

At Balls2 Marketing, we believe in the power of grassroots sports to inspire young people, build teamwork, and strengthen local communities. That’s why we’re proud to sponsor the DRFC U13s team. Supporting local clubs like DRFC helps provide essential kit and resources. It also ensures that young players have the opportunity to develop their skills in an inclusive and supportive environment.

As a Derby-based business, we’re passionate about giving back to our community, and this sponsorship is a fantastic way for us to be part of something that brings people together. We’re excited to see the team take to the pitch in their new kit and look forward to cheering them on this season!

Photo credit goes to Andrew Jansen. You can see the complete album of the U13s match between Melbourne Rugby Football Club and Derby on 19 January 2025 here

Visit the website of Derby Rugby Football Club.

Or check out Balls2 Marketing online.

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