SMASH batting gloves were created by the father-son duo of Shaun Alldredge Sr. and SJ Alldredge (Shaun Jr.), SMASH is more than just a batting glove company—it's an opportunity for the Alldredge family to contribute to a game that has been a lifelong passion. An opportunity to play a small part in each player’s journey.
Shaun has served Lone Peak Youth Baseball as league commissioner for our Minors division (9-10)for the last 2 years and is now the commissioner for our Majors division (11-12). Shaun has been an assistant coach in our Rookie division, head coach in our Minors division, head coach of the 2022 Lone Peak 8u state runner-up All-Star team, and head coach of the 2023 Lone Peak State Champion 9u All-Star team. SJ is preparing to play his 3rd LPYB season, and has represented LPYB as a member of the State Runner-Up 8u, and State Champion 9u All-Star teams.
SMASH has partnered with Lone Peak Youth Baseball to make a meaningful impact this season. During the registration process, Shaun and SJ Alldredge have pledged to contribute 25% of all proceeds from SMASH batting gloves purchased at the time of registration back to Lone Peak Youth Baseball. These funds will be dedicated to essential field maintenance, player scholarships, umpire fees, and many of the other intricate details that make every player's experience truly special.
SMASH batting gloves can currently be found on the shelves at our local Sandy UT SCHEELS, and available nationwide on SCHEELS.COM and SMASH’s online store - SMASHGLOVES.COM.
*Available SMASH inventory will be on a first come first serve basis. All gloves purchased through LPYB registration by 2.29.2024 will be delivered prior to 4.30.2024. Gloves purchased after 2.9.2024 will be delivered as soon as inventory becomes available.
Large national brands have become ingrained in professional-level sports. With fans' strong emotional ties to sports, companies know they can score some of the love by sponsoring halftime shows, finish lines, seating sections and more.
Sports sponsorship isn't just a game for the big leagues. Many savvy small businesses invest in sponsoring local community sports organizations. Some consider their sponsorship a charitable contribution and others, a form of advertising. Either way, it's a win-win relationship that pays off for the sponsor and the league.
Here are 6 reasons why businesses should sponsor Lone Peak Youth Baseball:
Please contact: Brad Belnap or Brian Voeller for sponsorship opportunities.