Mike Tripp - Sales Director
(800) 345-2868 ext. 314, miket@nikcosports.com
Rick Buchanan - Account Executive
(800) 345-2868 ext. 323, rickb@nikcosports.com
My first vivid memory in sports is the Yankees and Red Sox one-game tie breaker in 1978. Bucky Dent hit a game-winning 3-run home run to send the Yankees to the playoffs and their 1978 World Series title.
Jeff Coy - Account Executive
(800) 345-2868 ext. 317, jeffc@nikcosports.com
The coolest piece of sports memorabilia I own is a George Brett autographed game-used bat - with pine tar!
Rich Hughes - Retail Account Executive
(800) 345-2868 ext. 315, richh@nikcosports.com
My earliest sports memory is how cool I thought the popcorn holder that turned into a handy megaphone at Busch Stadium II. I also remember contemplating the utility of the megaphone/holder and dumping a full load of popcorn over the beehive hairdo of the lady in front of me after a Cardinal home run. I was 5 or 6 at the time.
Tim Sampley - Account Executive
(800) 345-2868 ext. 321, tims@nikcosports.com
Pat Lindsey - Retail Account Executive
(800) 345-2868 ext. 312, patl@nikcosports.com
The coolest piece of sports memorabilia I own is a 2011 World Series Bat signed by #23 David Freese.
Nichole Forsythe - Office Manager
(800) 345-2868 ext. 320, nicholef@nikcosports.com
When I was a little girl, my father used to take me to FSU football games in Tallahassee, FL. One time, I got to meet Bobby Bowden. He signed the FSU t-shirt I was wearing with a black Sharpie. I got home, immediately took it off, never washed it, and have kept it tucked away safe ever since!
Todd Weinhaus -Director of Digital Marketing
Lee Buchanan- Account Executive
(800) 345-2868 ext. 339, leeb@nikcosports.com
Marc Lillibridge- Account Executive
(800) 345-2868 ext. 322, marcl@nikcosports.com
Joe Harig- Account Executive
(800) 345-2868 ext. 337, joeh@nikcosports.com
Michele Williams- Key Account Manager