The Citadel
“The Citadel is excited to partner with Taymar Sales U. and create a great opportunity for future ticket sales and increased revenue,” said director of athletics Mike Capaccio. Our goal is to increase our attendance at all events and this partnership will allow us to do that. We are working on a plan to add over three thousand new seats to our football stadium so the timing is right. Working with The Brigadier Foundation made this possible and it will allow us to better serve our season ticket holders and make new connections for future group and individual tickets sales.”
Kyle Teegardin
GENERAL MANAGER SALES & OPERATIONA - THE CITADEL
Kyle attended Southern Illinois University and got his start working for the Spring Training Facility for the White Sox and Dodgers. From there, Kyle went to Texas to work for SMU and then the Frisco Roughriders. He comes to Taymar from Kannapolis after working with the Kannapolis Intimidators. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his Wife, Kylie, hiking and finally having the opportunity to drive to the ocean.
Crazy Fact: I love to golf even though I am terrible at it.
Item You Can’t Live Without: My Grandfather’s golden necklace.
Kyle’s Hot Take: Chicago food is by far the best collection of food in the country.
Tristan Puntney
Ticket Operations and Sales Coordinator
Tristan graduated from the University of Oregon with a focus on sports marketing. After graduation, he found his way to Portland State University as a sponsorship sales intern. In his free time, Tristan enjoys golfing and discovering new areas. Tristan is a Seattle sports fan and enjoys watching all kinds of sporting events. He looks forward to finding new teams to root for during his time on the East Coast.
Crazy Fact: I despised the Oregon Ducks growing up a fan of Oregon State and Washington. Somehow, I still chose the University of Oregon for my education. It is fair to say, I am still learning to be a Duck.
Item You Can’t Live Without: Eye Contacts
Hot Take: College Basketball is more entertaining than the NBA
