The athletic department of the school is the one responsible for ordering sports equipment. The coaches and the administrator make a budget of the equipment they need to purchase and at the same time keep an inventory of it. But before purchasing any equipment, there are things to consider first.
Here is a list of tips to follow when buying school sports equipment:
1. Soccer. The school must purchase a lot of field equipment for soccer. On top of that list are soccer balls. The training equipment needed are goals, scrimmage vests, shin guards, goalie helmets, goalie padding and equipment bags and cones.
2. Football. The most common sports equipment needed for football are shoulder pads, knee pads, helmets and back and rib protectors. They also need training gear such as kicking tees, footballs, equipment storage, coaching boards, nets, etc.
3. Basketball. This game do not require too much equipment but these equipment are often used. The items needed for basketball are ball caddies, basketballs, net, coaching boards and backboards. But because both boys’ and girls’ teams share the same equipment the school must purchase extras to avoid running low on equipment.
3. Baseball and Softball. There are lots of considerations for baseball and softball equipment because these sports use different kinds of balls and bats. There are several sizes of bats for softball and baseball as well as ball and bat carts for each team.
source: https://www.robbinssports.com/blog/10-tips-when-buying-school-sports-equipment-infographic/
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