NCAA® 2007 Men's College World Series - Omaha, Nebraska

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) conducts 88 championships each year. They are the subject of great public and media interest, most notably the men's baseball and women's softball championships leading to the Men's College World Series and the Women's College World Series. The NCAA must be vigilant against the unauthorized use of its trademarks, tickets and references to its championships. The NCAA requests your cooperation in this regard.

In conjunction with its championships, the NCAA has developed licensing and marketing programs that make use of the NCAA's trademarks and championships marks. Such programs are carefully controlled and aggressively protected to be consistent with the purposes and objectives of the NCAA, its member institutions and conferences and higher education.

One of these programs, the NCAA Corporate Champion and Corporate Partner Program , represents a commitment between the NCAA and selected corporations to enhance and improve intercollegiate athletics. This partnership helps the NCAA emphasize the role of athletics in developing young people for our society and provides funding for NCAA youth programs. Click here for a current list of NCAA trademarks.

NCAA corporate champions and corporate partners are given category-exclusive rights to use any of the NCAA's championships, tickets and marks/logos in advertising, merchandising and promotional programs.

Please refrain from any direct or indirect usage of the NCAA's championships, tickets or marks/logos unless and until you have obtained the prior written consent of the NCAA and specifically our corporate alliances staff. Federal regulations support the NCAA's efforts to prohibit the unauthorized use of the NCAA's name and trademarks (including the College World Series and the Final Four) or any use of NCAA championship tickets in sweepstakes, promotions or contests, or any other unfair attempt to associate with or exploit the goodwill of any NCAA championship event. This includes a prohibition against the display of any commercial identification within an NCAA championship bracket. NCAA trademarks may not be used as part of Internet domain names, nor may NCAA trademarks be used on the Internet for commercial purposes.

If you would like any more information on the NCAA trademarks, please contact Durenka Robie , coordinator for corporate and broadcast alliances, at 317/917-6222, ext. 6825.