Intersport vs Challenger sports Franchise Comparison

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The long-standing tradition of the neighborhood sport specialist lives on in FGL's Intersport banner. Typically smaller in size than most FGL banners (5,000 - 6,000 square feet), these stores offer what specialty stores in the sports sector are known for; excellent service and specialized knowledge in selected sports. But Intersport stores offer more -- whether specializing in bikes, golf, hockey or alpine sports, Intersport stores backed by of FGL's purchasing power offer the pricing in hardgoods, clothing, outerwear and footwear that the average specialty sports store can simply not match. So, for those consumers who prefer smaller stores with big box store pricing, Fozani Group offers Intersport. For more information please visit www.intersport.ca

Challenger Sports is a multi-faceted international sports company who provide a wide variety of player development programs, coach education clinics, tournaments, tours, and uniform and equipment supply to hundreds of thousands of players, parents, and coaches across the globe. Operating originally as ‘British Soccer Camps’ Challenger Sports began running summer soccer camps in the US in 1985. Each year the company grew and the founders of Challenger diversified and expanded their range of services and products in response to the increasing demands of the rapidly growing North American soccer population. In 1997 the “Challenger” brand was created along with a vision of duplicating the highly successful soccer services and products model into multiple sports. Within two years, company owners Ron Matsch, Peter Arch, Alan Jones, Paul Lawrence, Derek Shoare and Andy Bennett had established a network of regional offices serving soccer communities in every US state and 7 Canadian provinces. Challenger Sports  also invested heavily in the United Kingdom and were the first US based soccer company to set up a full-time recruitment and training operation in Britain.