WFG Sponsorships
Carl Edwards
WFG is proud to join forces once again with Roush Racing to sponsor one of NASCAR's rising stars, Carl Edwards, and the No. 60 Roush Racing Ford Fusion in the NASCAR Busch Series in 2007. After first sponsoring Carl in the 2005 racing season, World Financial Group will reunite with Edwards and the No. 60 team as the primary sponsor for four races in the 2007 season - February at Fontana, April at Phoenix, September at Dover and November at Phoenix. WFG and Roush have believed in Carl since his early days with NASCAR. WFG sponsored him in Atlanta - one of his first NEXTEL Cup races - at Darlington (2004), in the Nextel Cup and the Busch Series in 2005. WFG sponsored the ASA race at Atlanta Motor Speedway in the fall of 2004.
For the latest updates on Carl Edwards visit www.wfgracing.com
Ferbey 4
Call it primitive, unusual or shuffleboard on ice— whatever curling can be categorized as, it most definitely can be dubbed "entertaining."
World Financial Group of Canada is proud to sponsor the Ferbey 4, one of the most celebrated and dominant curling teams in the sport's history, for the 2006-2007 season. The team is comprised of Randy Ferbey, David Nedohin, Scott Pfeifer and Marcel Rocque, a group who has been curling together since 1999.
In 2005, the Ferbey 4 appeared in 14 finals throughout the year, finished second in money winnings, and reclaimed their titles as Canadian and World Champions of Curling.
Curling, the precision team sport played on ice with heavy granite stones, swept the world with fascination during the past several years, most notably since it was brought to the spotlight through the declaration of its official Olympic sport status in 1998. WFG has sponsored the Ferbey 4 since 2005.
Slide to Victory With Team Ferbey and WFG Canada!
After Struggling Throughout, Ferbey Four Eke Out a Canada Cup Win
Two of the top curling teams in the world - the Ferbey Four and Team K. Martin - met for a tense match March 18 at the Strauss Canada Cup in Kamloops, BC. After a long, arduous battle, several mistakes from each team and a tense finish, the Ferbey Four clenched the victory with a 9-8 win, which earned them the $25'000 first prize, a berth in the 2009 16-team Canadian Trials qualifier and a spot in the Continental Cup.
Brad Fritsch
WFG - Making Dreams Come True for U.S. Open Player
World Financial Group of Canada reached out to Canadian rising golf star Brad Fritsch, who agreed to wear a WFG hat and shirt when he played in the U.S. Open. Fritsch was among ten Canadian Tour members to earn a berth in the U.S. Open on June 6, and he is the only Canadian player to compete on that tour. Fritsch, from Manotick, Ont., has been named Most Improved Canadian with four top tens, including T2 at the season-ending Bay Mills Open Players' Championship. He also was named the 2000 Ottawa Amateur champion, qualified for the PGA Tour's 2001 Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic, was a co-medalist at the 2000 Canadian Amateur and participated U.S. Amateur tournament that same year. Brad is currently living just outside of Raleigh, N.C., where he practices for upcoming matches.
Brad Fritsch 2007 Schedule
Brad Fritsch Update
With a scoring average of 66% Greens in Regulation Percentage through the Albertsons Boise Open presented by First Health (Sep. 23, 2007), Brad Fritsch ranks T28th in driving distance on the tour. He currently ranks 165th on the Money List with an official money total of $19,484.
USA Luge
Erin Hamlin (Remsen, NY), Tony Benshoof (White Bear Lake, Minn.) and the doubles team of Christian Niccum (Woodinville, Wash.) and Dan Joye (Carmel, NY) teamed together to win gold during the Nov. 17 luge World Cup team relay race in Lake Placid, N.Y. This race marked the first of four scheduled for the 2007-08 World Cup season.
During the first day of sliding in the junior luge World Cup series opener over the Nov. 24 weekend, USA Luge's junior World Cup team captured three medals in Winterberg, Germany. USA Luge's newest doubles team, who opened the season with a fifth-place result Nov. 17 in Lake Placid, N.Y., clocked a total time of 1:28.150.
World Financial Group is committed to the promotion of excellence. Just like we stand behind our associates, WFG believes wholeheartedly in the speakers, sports stars, causes and organizations we sponsor. Not only have our sponsorships with NASCAR race car drivers, world renown industry leaders and sports teams boosted WFG's name recognition and brand awareness, they have also - most importantly - connected us to the middle-income families we're committed to serving.
Carl EdwardsWFG is proud to join forces once again with Roush Racing to sponsor one of NASCAR's rising stars, Carl Edwards, and the No. 60 Roush Racing Ford Fusion in the NASCAR Busch Series in 2007. After first sponsoring Carl in the 2005 racing season, World Financial Group will reunite with Edwards and the No. 60 team as the primary sponsor for four races in the 2007 season - February at Fontana, April at Phoenix, September at Dover and November at Phoenix. WFG and Roush have believed in Carl since his early days with NASCAR. WFG sponsored him in Atlanta - one of his first NEXTEL Cup races - at Darlington (2004), in the Nextel Cup and the Busch Series in 2005. WFG sponsored the ASA race at Atlanta Motor Speedway in the fall of 2004.
For the latest updates on Carl Edwards visit www.wfgracing.com
Ferbey 4Call it primitive, unusual or shuffleboard on ice— whatever curling can be categorized as, it most definitely can be dubbed "entertaining."
World Financial Group of Canada is proud to sponsor the Ferbey 4, one of the most celebrated and dominant curling teams in the sport's history, for the 2006-2007 season. The team is comprised of Randy Ferbey, David Nedohin, Scott Pfeifer and Marcel Rocque, a group who has been curling together since 1999.
In 2005, the Ferbey 4 appeared in 14 finals throughout the year, finished second in money winnings, and reclaimed their titles as Canadian and World Champions of Curling.
Curling, the precision team sport played on ice with heavy granite stones, swept the world with fascination during the past several years, most notably since it was brought to the spotlight through the declaration of its official Olympic sport status in 1998. WFG has sponsored the Ferbey 4 since 2005.
Slide to Victory With Team Ferbey and WFG Canada!
After Struggling Throughout, Ferbey Four Eke Out a Canada Cup Win
Two of the top curling teams in the world - the Ferbey Four and Team K. Martin - met for a tense match March 18 at the Strauss Canada Cup in Kamloops, BC. After a long, arduous battle, several mistakes from each team and a tense finish, the Ferbey Four clenched the victory with a 9-8 win, which earned them the $25'000 first prize, a berth in the 2009 16-team Canadian Trials qualifier and a spot in the Continental Cup.
Brad FritschWFG - Making Dreams Come True for U.S. Open Player
World Financial Group of Canada reached out to Canadian rising golf star Brad Fritsch, who agreed to wear a WFG hat and shirt when he played in the U.S. Open. Fritsch was among ten Canadian Tour members to earn a berth in the U.S. Open on June 6, and he is the only Canadian player to compete on that tour. Fritsch, from Manotick, Ont., has been named Most Improved Canadian with four top tens, including T2 at the season-ending Bay Mills Open Players' Championship. He also was named the 2000 Ottawa Amateur champion, qualified for the PGA Tour's 2001 Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic, was a co-medalist at the 2000 Canadian Amateur and participated U.S. Amateur tournament that same year. Brad is currently living just outside of Raleigh, N.C., where he practices for upcoming matches.
Brad Fritsch 2007 Schedule
Brad Fritsch Update
With a scoring average of 66% Greens in Regulation Percentage through the Albertsons Boise Open presented by First Health (Sep. 23, 2007), Brad Fritsch ranks T28th in driving distance on the tour. He currently ranks 165th on the Money List with an official money total of $19,484.
| Key Stats | |||
| 2007 | Career | ||
| Events Played | 17 | 17 | |
| Finish | Top 10 | ||
| Top 25 | 1 | 1 | |
| Cuts Made | 6 | 6 | |
| Scoring Avg. | 72.84 | -- | |
| OWGR | 854 | -- | |
| Money List | 139 | 815 | |
| Official Money Total | $18,190 | $18,190 | |
| OWGR = Official World Golf Ranking | |||
USA LugeErin Hamlin (Remsen, NY), Tony Benshoof (White Bear Lake, Minn.) and the doubles team of Christian Niccum (Woodinville, Wash.) and Dan Joye (Carmel, NY) teamed together to win gold during the Nov. 17 luge World Cup team relay race in Lake Placid, N.Y. This race marked the first of four scheduled for the 2007-08 World Cup season.
During the first day of sliding in the junior luge World Cup series opener over the Nov. 24 weekend, USA Luge's junior World Cup team captured three medals in Winterberg, Germany. USA Luge's newest doubles team, who opened the season with a fifth-place result Nov. 17 in Lake Placid, N.Y., clocked a total time of 1:28.150.