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Sport-Tek Polos and Performance Tees for Football and Track Programs

June 25, 2026 7 min read By Marcus Okonkwo
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Table of Contents
  1. The four roles, four pieces
  2. What is actually in the catalog
  3. Setting up the shop
  4. Track adds its own wrinkle
  5. Frequently Asked Questions
Eighteen years on a sideline teaches you that a program is not one apparel decision, it is four or five of them stacked together. Players need something to sweat in at practice. Coaches need something that reads clean on the sideline in front of parents and film crews. Booster staff and team parents want something they can wear to the game without looking like they raided the equipment room. Sport-Tek covers most of that range, and Bear Grips Pro Shops puts it behind one shop link instead of four separate vendor relationships. Here is how the pieces line up.

The Four Roles a Program Shop Has to Dress

What Is Actually in the Bear Grips Sport-Tek Catalog

PieceBest roleVIP base
Men's Moisture-Wicking TeePlayer practice, weight room$23.86
Youth Moisture-Wicking Performance TeeFeeder program, youth track$23.88
Ladies' Moisture Wicking TeeBooster club, team moms, cheer staff$25.88
Men's Performance Polo ShirtCoach and staff sideline wear$34.88
Men's Moisture Wicking Long SleeveCold mornings, sun coverage$29.88
Youth Performance Long SleeveYouth cold-weather practice$29.88
Men's Performance Quarter-Zip PulloverCoach travel day, sideline layering$29.88
Ladies' Quarter-Zip PulloverFemale staff and coaching layer$29.88

That is a full program wardrobe, all under the Bear Grips Pro Shops umbrella at shops.beargrips.com, without a separate order to a school-supply vendor for every piece.

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Setting Up the Program Shop

  1. Sign up free (3 live products) or go VIP at $59/mo for 200 products if you are running multiple sports out of one shop.
  2. Upload the program logo once. It gets applied across every piece.
  3. List the roster tiers: player tee, coach polo, cold-weather long sleeve, quarter-zip, booster tee.
  4. Set retail. Most programs land around $28-$32 for tees, $45-$55 for polos and quarter-zips.
  5. Send the link to the team group chat and the booster club email list.

There is no minimum order and no inventory to store in the equipment room closet. A single freshman ordering one tee costs the same per unit as a 60-player varsity order.

Track and Field Adds Its Own Wrinkle

Track programs run a longer outdoor season than football, spring meets in cold rain and May heat in the same eight weeks. The same Sport-Tek moisture-wicking tee and long sleeve cover both ends, and a program that runs football in the fall and track in the spring can reuse the same shop and logo files rather than building two separate storefronts.

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Player tees, coach polos, cold-weather layers, booster tees. One shop, no minimum, free shipping.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a separate shop for football and track?

No. One shop can carry both rosters. List the pieces once, tag them by sport in your own labeling if you want, and let players and parents order from either program off the same link.

Can parents order without going through the coach?

Yes. Once the shop is live, anyone with the link can order their own size directly. The coach is not the middleman for every order.

Whats the cheapest way to outfit a full roster?

Start with the Men's Moisture-Wicking Tee at $23.86 VIP base. A 50-player order at that base price with a modest markup still leaves room for booster club profit.

How fast can we get gear before the first game?

About a week from order to door. Open the shop with enough runway before the season opener so orders land before week one.

Marcus Okonkwo
Marcus OkonkwoFootball and Track Coach

Marcus coaches high school football and track in the Midwest. He has been on the sideline for 18 years and writes about program identity, parent booster fundraising, and the apparel decisions that hold up across an entire season.

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