OHL Teams Up With CRS Contractors Rental Supply

Tuesday September 8, 2015

Toronto, ON – The Ontario Hockey League is pleased to announce a new partnership with CRS Contractors Rental Supply for the 2015-2016 season. 

Sponsorship details include rinkboard placement and season ticket packages purchased in 11 different Ontario markets while connecting OHL teams with their local CRS rep to help them with all of their equipment rental and training needs.

“We are extremely happy to partner with the OHL. As a company, CRS believes it is very important to donate to, and support the communities where we work and play,” said CRS CEO, Steve Fay.

“On behalf of the Ontario Hockey League, we are proud to partner with Contractors Rental Supply,” said Kevin Boston, OHL Director of Marketing and Business Development. “CRS’ community values and passion for junior hockey make this a natural fit.  We look forward to building upon this new partnership as the season moves forward.”

The 2015-16 OHL regular season opens on Thursday September 24 with three games on the schedule and a total of 21 games to be played across the league’s Opening Week that also includes a number of promotional activities to kick-off the new season.  For more information please visit www.ontariohockeyleague.com.  

About Contractors Rental Supply
CRS Contractors Rental Supply was founded in 2000 by a group of industry veterans.  CRS has developed and maintained a reputation for delivering the best customer service in the industry by providing building contractors and related trades with quality equipment, service, training, and supplies.

Our team members arrive early every day, and stay late to support the construction industry and related trades. The Company has grown significantly from modest beginnings in 2000, and now employs over 350 people across 26 locations in Ontario.

About the Ontario Hockey League
The Ontario Hockey League is comprised of 20 member teams, 17 in Ontario, and three in the United States, and is the number one development league in the world for players to the National Hockey League and Canadian Interuniversity Sport.