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Brands We Carry
From flagship equipment partners to our full multi-sport distribution catalog — every brand behind the gear we put on your team.
Brand Partners
The core equipment brands ST1 stocks and stands behind across every program we outfit.
Baden
A Renton, Washington-based manufacturer known for putting genuine tacky grip on basketballs and volleyballs long before it became standard across the industry, and for the Perfection composite basketball line used at state-tournament level in multiple states. Beyond balls, Baden's training and storage gear is built for equipment that survives daily practice use, not just game night.
Gill Athletics
The dominant name in track & field infrastructure: their pole vault and high jump landing systems, hurdles, and throwing circles are what officials expect to see at a sanctioned meet, built to pass NFHS and NCAA inspection without question. That matters as much as performance when a program is hosting its own meet, not just competing at someone else's.
Warrior
A lacrosse-first brand (part of the New Balance family) built around protective equipment that holds up to repeated contact without losing its edge over a full season. Warrior helmets are a common sight from rec leagues through college programs, valued for fitting a wide range of head shapes without needing custom padding.
Mizuno
A Japanese sporting goods maker with deep roots in baseball and volleyball, known for glove leather and construction that breaks in fast without breaking down. Mizuno's diamond-sport gloves and protective gear give fielders equipment they can trust rather than fight.
Spalding
The name behind the official ball of the NBA for decades, and still the default choice for gyms that want a basketball and backboard system that feels the same in practice as it does on TV. Spalding's hoop systems are built to handle the abuse of a school gym — rim hangs included — without constant adjustment.
Rawlings
The Official Ball of Major League Baseball, and behind a glove worn by more big-league hands than almost any competitor. That same construction — full-grain leather, deep pockets that break in the right way — carries through Rawlings' team lines, making them a natural fit for programs that want pro-level trust at a team-order price.
Marucci
Started by former big leaguers who wanted better bats than what was on the market, Marucci built its name on wood-bat feel and has since become a serious player in gloves and gear, increasingly chosen by pros on merit rather than sponsorship. That same attention to feel carries into their glove and bag lines.
New Balance
Better known for lifestyle sneakers, but New Balance's baseball and softball cleat lines carry the same fit-focused engineering the brand is known for — wide sizing options included, which matters when outfitting a full roster of different foot shapes.
Champro
A value-focused equipment maker that's become a go-to for programs outfitting a full roster without blowing the budget on every helmet and bucket of balls. Champro won't out-premium the top-shelf brands, but their gear holds up to a full season of daily practice use, which is what most programs actually need.
PowerMax
A strength and speed training equipment line built for team-wide conditioning work rather than individual athlete training — the kind of gear a coach needs enough of to run a whole squad through a session at once.
Smith
Known originally for ski and snow-sport goggles, Smith brought that same lens technology to sport sunglasses, giving athletes real optical clarity instead of just tinted plastic.
Blenders
A newer, design-forward eyewear brand that's become a favorite for teams that want their sideline look to match their on-field identity — bold colorways at a price point that makes outfitting a full team realistic.
Full Equipment Catalog
Additional brands available through our multi-sport distribution network — mostly PE, training, and specialty equipment supplementing our core lines above.
BSN Sports
One of the largest team sports distributors in the country, giving ST1 a pipeline into thousands of SKUs beyond what any single manufacturer carries — the equipment and accessories that round out an order regardless of sport.
US Games
Built specifically for elementary and middle school PE, US Games equipment is designed to survive dozens of classes a day handled by kids who aren't always gentle with it. Their catalog covers exactly the gear a PE teacher reaches for daily.
MacGregor
A recreational sports name with roots going back generations, MacGregor balls remain a reliable, budget-friendly choice for practice reps and PE classes where durability and price matter more than premium construction.
Voit
A longtime recreational sports staple that built its reputation on accessible, no-frills balls for soccer and general play — the kind of gear that shows up in gym closets nationwide because it just works.
Gamecraft
A PE and recreation equipment line built for the reality of daily classroom use — gear that gets dropped, thrown, and left outside more than any varsity equipment ever will, and is built to take it.
BARBELL
Champion Barbell
Weighted training equipment — medicine balls and fitness balls — for programs adding real strength and conditioning work into practice, not just cardio.
Glovers
Coaching-side tools like scorebooks that keep a bench organized during the parts of the game that happen off the field.
Port a Pit
Portable landing systems and speed/agility equipment built for track programs that need gear that packs up and moves between practice, meets, and storage without a forklift.
WRITE
Sport Write
Dry-erase coaching boards that make it easy to draw up a play or make an adjustment mid-game without digging for a whiteboard marker that still works.
Mark 1
Straightforward, no-nonsense timing equipment — stopwatches and timers built for practices and meets where you need a reliable split, not features you'll never use.
Alumagoal
Aluminum soccer goal hardware and accessories engineered to survive full seasons left outside in the weather, which is where most goals actually live.
Wilson
One of the most recognized names in American sports, with footballs and balls that have been standard equipment on fields at every level for generations.
Penn
The name behind the yellow felt tennis and racquet balls seen on courts everywhere — consistent bounce and durability that's made them the default choice for programs that don't want to second-guess which ball to order.
The Rock
A basketball built around a grippy, true-bounce feel that programs reach for when they want something that plays consistently, rack after rack, practice after practice.
PRO-TEC
Gear Pro-Tec
Protective padding designed to keep athletes safer during practice and play without slowing them down — gear a program adds once player safety becomes a real priority.
Fox 40
The whistle nearly every official actually uses — a pealess design that cuts through crowd noise reliably in a way traditional pea whistles can't once they get wet or cold.
Tachikara
A volleyball-focused brand with a loyal following among programs that care about consistent touch and control — the kind of ball players notice the difference with, even if they can't always explain why.
Athletic Connection
A multi-sport equipment house brand that fills in the everyday gear every program needs across every sport — balls and PE basics that don't need a name-brand price tag to get the job done.
Reactor
Conditioning equipment — slam balls and medicine balls — for programs building explosive strength work into training instead of just running laps.
Pugg
Pop-up portable goals that go from bag to game-ready in seconds, which matters more than people expect when setting up practice for 20 kids in ten minutes.
The Stadium Chair Co
Spectator seating and carry solutions for the bleachers, now part of the DreamSeat family — built for parents and fans who'd rather bring their own comfort than sit on aluminum for two hours.
EXPORTS
Konika Exports
A manufacturing partner supplying weighted training balls used in conditioning programs — a behind-the-scenes source that keeps medicine ball inventory stocked without a name-brand markup.
INC
Markers Inc
Field marking tools and kits that keep lines crisp on game day — unglamorous equipment that every groundskeeper and coach relies on more than they'd like to admit.
SPORTS
Frazier Sports
Scorekeeping tools built for the bench — basketball scorebooks that keep an accurate record when the scoreboard operator needs backup.
ATHLETIC
Alleson Athletic
A team uniform and protective gear manufacturer with decades of experience outfitting scholastic athletics — manufacturing scale that lets a program order matching gear for a full roster without a six-month lead time.
37 brands. One supplier. ST1 Sports outfits K-12 programs nationwide with equipment from every brand on this page — reach out to your rep for availability or a quote.
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