Le Moyne College
Syracuse, NY
LED Scorer's Tables for Northeast Schools & Venues
Connecticut · Delaware · Maine · Maryland · Massachusetts · New Hampshire · New Jersey · New York · Pennsylvania · Rhode Island · Vermont · Washington D.C.
From prep school gyms in New England to college arenas in New York and Pennsylvania, Fair-Play LED scorer's tables bring broadcast-quality presentation and sponsorship revenue to Northeast venues of every size. Trusted by schools and institutions across the most competitive athletic landscape in the country.
Sponsorship Revenue
$5K–$20K/year in ad inventory
Payback Period
Typically 2–4 seasons
Venues Served
High schools, colleges, rec centers
Experience
Nearly 100 years of scoring solutions
Real venues. Real results. See Fair-Play scorer's tables in action across the Northeast.
Syracuse, NY
Radford, VA
Fair-Play's regional dealer network provides local sales, installation, and support across every Northeast state.
Connecticut · New Hampshire · Maine · Massachusetts · Rhode Island · Vermont
The go-to Fair-Play dealer for all six New England states, with deep regional expertise and local service.
Pennsylvania
Serving 52 Pennsylvania counties with comprehensive sales, installation, and ongoing dealer support.
Delaware · Pennsylvania
Serving 19 counties across Delaware and Pennsylvania with experienced local representation.
New York
Dedicated New York dealer serving schools and venues across the state with 32 counties of coverage.
Maryland · Washington D.C. · Virginia · North Carolina
Serving the Mid-Atlantic corridor including Maryland, Washington D.C., Virginia, and North Carolina.
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Get a QuoteFair-Play LED scorer's tables serve athletic programs across the Northeast United States, from Division I university arenas in New York and Pennsylvania to competitive high school gymnasiums in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Jersey. The Northeast is home to some of the country's most storied college athletic programs — and Fair-Play's regional dealer network is equipped to serve schools at every level, from small prep schools to flagship state universities. Northeast programs benefit from dense local business environments that create strong sponsorship revenue opportunities.
Fair-Play authorized dealers serve athletic directors and facility managers across all Northeast states including Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, and Washington D.C. Local dealers provide comprehensive support including venue assessment, model selection, custom quote preparation, delivery and installation, staff training, and ongoing technical service. To find your nearest Northeast Fair-Play dealer, use the dealer locator on the Fair-Play website or contact us directly through our dealer network.
Notable Fair-Play scorer's table installations in the Northeast include Le Moyne College in Syracuse, New York — featuring CST-10RI and CST-08RI models courtside in their basketball and volleyball facility — and Radford University in Radford, Virginia, which uses a pair of CST-1003 LED scorer's tables. These installations demonstrate the range of Northeast venues that rely on Fair-Play for professional courtside scoring equipment, from smaller liberal arts colleges to growing NCAA Division II programs seeking to elevate their athletic brand.
The Northeast offers some of the strongest local business sponsorship markets in the country for athletic programs. Dense suburban and urban communities mean more potential sponsors per school, and businesses in the region are accustomed to investing in community sponsorships as part of their marketing strategy. Northeast high schools and colleges with LED scorer's tables typically see strong sponsor interest from financial services firms, healthcare networks, local restaurants, and automotive dealers — allowing programs to build multi-sponsor revenue streams that far exceed the annual cost of their scoring equipment.