We are proud to announce a major sponsorship agreement with Prodek Safety Systems, Revnet Safety Systems and Revscaff Safety Systems, whose generous support has funded brand-new away kits for multiple teams across the club for the 2026–2027 season.

 

The sponsorship represents a significant investment in grassroots and community basketball, ensuring that players across a wide range of age groups and abilities will proudly represent the club in a professional new look whenever they travel to compete.

 

Thanks to Prodek, Revnet and Revscaff Safety Systems' generosity, new away kits have been provided for the club's U14 National League Girls, U9 Mini Basketball, U11 Mini Basketball, and Men's Team, as well as the club's exciting new wheelchair basketball team, which will be officially announced in the coming weeks.

 

The sponsorship reflects a shared commitment to developing opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds to participate in sport, helping remove barriers while strengthening the club's growing basketball programme.

 

David Martin, Chairman of Howden Warhorses Basketball Club, said:

 

"We are incredibly grateful to everyone at Prodek, Revnet and Revscaff Safety Systems for their outstanding support. Sponsorship like this makes a genuine difference to a community club like ours. Not only does it allow our players to take to the court looking professional and united, but it also demonstrates to our young athletes that local businesses believe in what we're building. From our youngest mini basketball players taking their first steps in the game, through to our National League girls, our men's team, and our exciting new wheelchair basketball programme, this investment benefits the entire Warhorses family. We're proud to have Prodek, Revnet and Revscaff Safety Systems alongside us as part of our journey."

 

The new kits arrive at an exciting time for Howden Warhorses Basketball Club as participation continues to grow across all sections. The club has expanded rapidly in recent seasons, offering opportunities for players from primary school age through to adult competition, while also broadening its commitment to making basketball accessible for everyone with its Learning Disability and forthcoming launch of its wheelchair basketball programme.

 

The partnership with Prodek, Revnet and Revscaff Safety Systems highlights the vital role local businesses play in sustaining community sport. Sponsorship not only provides essential equipment but also helps create opportunities for young people to develop confidence, teamwork, resilience, and lifelong friendships through basketball.

 

Chris Bateman, Group Managing Director of Prodek Safety Systems, said:

 

"We're proud to support local clubs that make a real difference in our community. Howden Warhorses has created something special, giving people of all ages and abilities the opportunity to get involved in sport, build confidence, and be part of a team.

On behalf of everyone at Prodek, Revnet and Revscaff Safety Systems, we're delighted to help provide the new away kits and support the club as it continues to grow, particularly with the exciting launch of its wheelchair basketball programme. We wish all the players, coaches and volunteers the very best for the season ahead and look forward to seeing the teams wearing their new kits with pride."

 

Everyone at Howden Warhorses Basketball Club extends its sincere thanks to Chris Bateman and the entire team at Prodek, Revnet and Revscaff Safety Systems for their remarkable generosity and belief in the club's vision. Their support will be seen on courts across the region throughout the 2026–2027 season and will have a lasting impact on hundreds of players and their families.

 

As the club continues to grow both on and off the court, partnerships like this help ensure that every player—from first-time mini basketballers to National League athletes and wheelchair basketball participants—has the opportunity to represent Howden Warhorses with pride.