The Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) has announced a new partnership with Musco Lighting, a specialist in sports lighting and technology, to enhance the student-athlete and fan experience at member schools. As the official and exclusive sports lighting provider, Musco will provide educational programming and resources to promote best practices in lighting that improve on-field safety, gameday atmosphere, and field usage. This partnership reflects CHSAA’s commitment to fostering academic, athletic, and personal development among students across Colorado.
Musco’s expertise in glare reduction and light control will help schools improve the quality of their sports facilities. The company will also offer free on-site lighting audits to help facilities assess the performance of their existing lighting and understand key considerations for their next project. With nearly 50 years of experience in sports lighting, Musco has established itself as a trusted resource for schools, supporting national organizations like the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (NIAAA) and National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
CHSAA Commissioner Mike Krueger expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, stating, “We are proud to welcome Musco Lighting as an official partner. Their commitment to elevating high school athletic facilities through state-of-the-art lighting solutions reflects our shared goal of creating meaningful and lasting impact for Colorado schools.” Edwin Arceo, a Musco representative in Colorado, added, “Our partnership with CHSAA builds on a commitment to providing safer, more enjoyable sports facilities for athletes of all ages and levels of play. We’re proud to serve as trusted resources for schools in the state.”
The partnership between CHSAA and Musco Lighting is expected to have a positive impact on high school athletics in Colorado, enhancing the overall experience for student-athletes and fans alike. By working together, both organizations aim to create a better environment for students to grow and develop through sports.
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