HoustonBusiness.com Sponsors Pro Women's Basketball Team

HoustonBusiness.com announced today that it has signed a sponsorship deal with the Houston Stealth, the Houston franchise of the National Womens Basketball League. The Houston Stealth team is owned by Roy Marsh, co-founder of Houston-based Everyones Internet, one of the top 25 fastest-growing Internet service providers in the nation.

(PRWEB) March 13, 2004 --HoustonBusiness.com announced today that it has signed a sponsorship deal with the Houston Stealth, the Houston franchise of the National Womens Basketball League. The Houston Stealth team is owned by Roy Marsh, co-founder of Houston-based Everyones Internet, one of the top 25 fastest-growing Internet service providers in the nation.

Coached by John Chancellor, son of the Houston Comets head coach Van Chancellor, the Stealth are the reigning two-time champions of the NWBL. Not only do the Houston Comets of the National Womens Basketball Association and the Houston Stealth of the NWBL share the same coaching name, they also share some of the same players: Cynthia Cooper, Tina Thompson, Tiffani Johnson, Octavia Blue, and Tammy Jackson have played for both teams. With a total of 27 WNBA players in the NWBL, the level of competition and play is on par with that of the WNBA.

As part of its sponsorship, HoustonBusiness.com will promote the Houston Stealth on its website, in its newsletter, and from time to time on the Houston Business Show, a radio program sponsored by HoustonBusiness.com that airs on Sundays at noon on Business Radio 650.

The Stealth will market HoustonBusiness.com in the Stealths home game programs, promotional materials and at the Houston Stealth home games, which are played at Rice Universitys Autrey Court.

HoustonBusiness.com is a portal website dedicated solely to the marketing of Houston area businesses. The company also offers radio, outdoor, and print advertising.

For more information or to schedule an interview, please contact Stacy Walston with HoustonBusiness.com at 713.984.0235, or send an email to get.seen@houstonbusiness.com.