[North York, Ont] – Frameworth Sports is proud to announce that we have officially been granted the licensing rights to produce an exclusive line of premier autographed memorabilia for all fifteen (15) National Lacrosse League (NLL) teams.
This partnership agreement unites Frameworth Sports Marketing, North America’s leader in framed memorabilia design, and the National Lacrosse League, the third highest fan-attended pro indoor sport and one of the fastest growing leagues in the world, for the unique opportunity for fans to build their NLL memorabilia collections with the reassurance that every product is authentic and officially licensed.
Soon, we will launch a full product range that will include autographed framed 8x10 photos, signed framed 20x29 canvases, and signed unframed 20x29 canvases, with select teams having limited edition skyline autographed canvases available. All new NLL/NLLPA signed products will be available for pre-order online exclusively at frameworth.com.
While the roster of players who are currently represented in our product line continues to grow, the list below outlines our current offerings per team. It is important to both Frameworth and the NLL/NLLPA that fans across all cities and teams have representation in this exciting line of products.
Challen Rogers (Toronto Rock), Mitch Jones (Vancouver Warriors), Doug Jamieson (Albany FireWolves), Josh Byrne (Buffalo Bandits), Zach Currier (Calgary Roughnecks), Dillion Ward (Colorado Mammoth), Lyle Thompson (Georgia Swarm), Cody Jamieson (Halifax Thunderbirds), Rob Hellyer (Las Vegas Desert Dogs), Jeff Teat (New York Riptide), Will Malcolm (Panther City Lacrosse Club, Fort Worth, TX), Joe Resetarits (Philadelphia Wings), Riley Hutchcraft (Rochester Knighthawks), Connor Fields (Rochester Knighthawks), Dane Dobbie (San Diego Seals), and Mark Matthews (Saskatchewan Rush).
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Hi there Seth,
Frameworth is only a licensee for specific NLL and NLLPA products including frames and canvases. At this time we do not have the ability to create trading cards, and are currently unaware of any potential plans the league might have to develop such a program. You would have to speak with the league or its representatives for further clarification on this.
Good afternoon, I was just wondering if there will be any chance of NLL lacrosse trading cards in the near future?
Thank you,
Seth