New main sponsor for Treysti

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For many years Tryggingarfelagið Føroyar has been Treysti’s main sponsor. But last week Treysti and Norðoya Sparikassi signed a new three-year main sponsorship agreement, which will run up to and including 2018.

Because Treysti is a large club with a very diverse membership, Norðoya Sparikassi believes it can become even more visible in the local community and across the whole country.

Among other things, the agreement means that the Faroese Half Marathon Championships will change its name to the NS Half Marathon and will start and finish at Norðoya Sparikassi’s head office. The Faroese Half Marathon Championships are held in May and are Treysti’s biggest single event.

Marner Mortensen, managing director of Norðoya Sparikassi, and Andreas Josephsen, chair of Treysti, shake hands and wish each other a good partnership

The agreement gives Treysti the opportunity to continue and develop the activities of its many members. Treysti puts great emphasis on making sure that everyone has the opportunity, and is welcome, to train with the club. Treysti also puts great emphasis on continuing to develop and strengthen its young athletes and prepare them for competition both at home and abroad.

In many ways Treysti has an exciting future. While the recreational side remains strong, the club has a remarkable number of talented young athletes who are now on the threshold of the national team. And with the facility developments Klaksvík Town Council is working on, it is no wonder that people in the south of the country are glancing north to Klaksvík with interest.

As well as Norðoya Sparikassi now being main sponsor, Treysti has also signed three-year sponsorship agreements with four other valued sponsors: Norðoya Litbúð Sp/f, KBI Sp/f, JFK P/F and Palla hjá Mariannu P/F.