SUNNYVALE, Calif. and FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - The New England Revolution and CrowdZone, the world’s first mobile crowd network for sports fans, have formed a partnership to introduce a New England Revolution portal on the mobile application.
Available free on iTunes (search: CrowdZone), the iPhone application allows users to view game scores and photos, chat with other fans, win prizes and receive special offers on tickets, merchandise and virtual goods from the New England Revolution.
To celebrate the launch of CrowdZone’s New England Revolution application, fans who download the app and check-in during the team’s next home match – Saturday, Sept. 25 against the Columbus Crew – will be entered into a drawing to win Revolution tickets to a future game.
"We're excited to be partnered with Crowd Zone and give our fans yet another way to interact with fellow Revs supporters on game days, both home and away,” Revolution Chief Operating Office Brian Bilellosaid. “It’s a great app for fans to find out who else is watching the games, and even interact with opposing fans right from their mobile phone. Through this partnership we, along with CrowdZone, will reward fans for their enthusiasm with both real and virtual prizes throughout the season."
“We are very excited to work with the New England Revolution to bring some of MLS’s top fans to CrowdZone,” said CrowdZone’s Co-Founder Todd Sullivan. “Revs games are an entertaining and exciting experience and now you can ‘join the Revs Crowd’ in a way never available before. Just download CrowdZone and check in with other fans around you.”
CrowdZone is available for free on iTunes for iPhones and similar devices.
About the New England Revolution
The Revolution is the Northeast region’s premier professional soccer team. Operated by the Kraft Family, which also owns the New England Patriots, the Revolution is based at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass., where the club plays its home games and where its executive offices are located. A founding member of the Eastern Conference of Major League Soccer in 1996, the Revolution has played for the MLS Cup four times in the last decade – including three straight from 2005 to 2007 – while advancing to the Eastern Conference Championship game in six straight years (2002-07), an MLS record. The Revolution also won the 2007 U.S. Open Cup and the 2008 SuperLiga title. The Revolution roster features a mix of U.S. stars, as well as up-and-coming international talent, highlighted by 2009 MLS MVP finalist Shalrie Joseph. For more information, visit www.revolutionsoccer.net.
About CrowdZone
CrowdZone lets fans “Join the Crowd” by posting photos, cheering, and finding their friends at any NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, NCAA and MLS game. Fans earn virtual trophies, mascots and real world prizes for their participation and after each game a Crowd MVP is selected. CrowdZone offers teams the ability to target and message their fans based on location during games to provide exclusive offers for tickets, merchandise and virtual goods, as well as provide insights on the game that fans can’t get through any other media outlet.
