Loveland, CO—September 20, 2016— Colorado Time Systems (CTS), a PlayCore company, is pleased to announce the completed installation of a brand new 8mm SMD video display in the Corwin M. Nixon Aquatic Center at Miami University in Oxford, OH.
The video display is one of the largest in the nation’s collegiate aquatic centers, measuring an impressive 47.9 ft wide x 12.8 ft high (14.6m x 3.9m)
“We installed our old Colorado Time Systems’ video display back in 2002,” said John Mihevic, Aquatic Director. “Although the display still ran, it was time for us to upgrade to newer technology. We have worked with CTS for years and their staff has always been extremely responsive and helped us through any issues that we have had. It was the obvious choice to stay with them to complete this upgrade.”
When asked what he liked best about the new board, John replied “What’s not to love? It’s big, bright, it pops, and there are so many incredible things that we can do now. As an example, we now have the ability to display complete information for two pool racing, as well as diving and swimming simultaneously.”
“Colorado Time Systems values our relationship with Miami University and their staff,” said Rick Connell, Vice President and General Manager. “It is really excited to see the installation complete at this impressive facility.”
About Colorado Time Systems (CTS): Colorado Time Systems, a PlayCore company, has established a reputation for precision and innovation in swim timing equipment. Since 1972, premier aquatic facilities have chosen Colorado Time Systems for platinum quality timing, scoring and display systems. Learn more at www.coloradotime.com.
About PlayCore: PlayCore helps build stronger communities around the world by advancing play through research, programs, and partnerships. They infuse this learning into their complete family of brands. PlayCore combines best in class planning and education programs with the most comprehensive array of recreation products available to create solutions that match the unique needs of each community they serve. Learn more at www.playcore.com.
Press release courtesy of Colorado Time Systems.
WOW! For a mid-major, Miami really backs their aquatic programs and cherishes that facility. Interesting how some of the MAC schools support and modernize their facilities and others ignore them. Come on Ohio, put some money into that aquatic center. Ohio has an Olympic gold medalist coach on deck. Give her the tools to succeed!
Interesting how Ohio won the conference all sport trophy (women’s all sport excellence) the year before the current athletic director arrived and have come nowhere close to winning, let alone being ranked in the top half since his arrival. WAKE UP OHIO!
Your pool is so damn ugly must suck to train there Ana Castellanos
I hate you
Wow. I want to swim a masters meet in that pool.
http://miamioh.edu/hdrbs/miami-recreation/program-areas/aquatics/masters-swimming/2016-miami-redfin-long-course-meet/index.html