Lots of activity in Maryland

Published on October 23, 2004 under American Basketball Association (ABA)
Maryland NightHawks News Release


Upper Marlboro, MD. Rick Matsko, GM of the ABA Maryland NightHawks made several announcements relating to operations of the professional basketball team scheduled to begin play in November. According to Matsko, "We've added Jason Rocco as an Account Executive in our front office. We look for people who are self-motivated, enthusiastic and have a passion for their work. Jason brings those qualities to the NightHawks and has first rate experience in the sports and entertainment industry. Jason has worked for Walt Disney World, Cincinnati Reds and Buena Vista Pictures and is strong in communications, marketing and sales."

Ashlee Fontes, NightHawks Assistant GM stated, "We've aldo added Mary Coombs from Coppin State University and Mark Aronin from Towson University as interns. Both are very energetic and assist us beautifully in the day-to-day operations and they will get a chance to learn every aspect of sports management. And we're looking for more interns too as the season fast approaches."

NightHawks owner Andrew Haines added, "We're very pleased to announce Boone & Sons Jewelers as a Premium sponsor. Everyone knows that Boone & Sons is one of the area's largest and most reputable jewelry stores - the first family of jewelry."

Boone & Sons has three locations, top-notch service, quality and the world's finest jewelry at competitive prices. The company was built on the principles of value, quality and service and pride themselves on their devotion to customers and a passion for the finest in diamonds, platinum, 18k gold, precious stones, pearls and only the most impressive watches. For more information, call 703 734 3997 - or call the NightHawks at 410 487 0850 or visit www.marylandnighthawks.com or www.abalive.com.

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