ATHLETIC SPONSORSHIP
Present today for the talents of tomorrow.
Talent often shows up long before recognition does.
For young athletes, the early years can be some of the most important and some of the hardest. The training, travel, equipment and competitions are already there, but sponsors can be much harder to find.
Once success and recognition arrive, sponsors often follow.
That is why Theo Le Nez Noir is proud to support the next generation of Valais athletes, helping young talent keep training, competitng and moving toward the goals they are working so hard to reach.
Because sometimes a little support at the right time can make a big difference.
DISCOVER OUR ATHLETES
Zoé Rochat-Epiney
For Zoé, climbing started early. Very early.
She is already leading routes up to 6b+ and competing with Valais Escalade.
Growing up in Ayent, climbing quickly became part of her lige, at home, in competition and while travelling with her family.
Always smiling and full of energy, Zoé especially loves long mountain routes with her dad, away from competition and results.
Because for Zoé, climbing is first and foremost something she loves.
And perhaps that's the best reason to keep going up.
Justin Fournier
For Justin, ambition doesn't stop at the track.
A member of the new generation fo Swiss track and field, Justin is building his place in pole vault at both national and international level.
Away from the track, he is studying engineering, pursuing two demanding paths at the same time.
Training. Studying. Competing. Improving.
It takes focus, determination and a lot of work to keep both moving forward.
And that is exactly the kind of young talent Theo Le Nez Noir is proud to support.
Ean Weiler
Sometimes it starts with simply wanting to try.
Ean discovered figure skating during a school trip, when he saw a classmate on the ice and decided he wanted to learn too.
He started skating at then, later than many competitive figure skaters, but progressed quickly. Today, Ean is part of the Swiss national team and trains in Champéry with Stéphane Lambiel.
That first curiosity has already taken him from learning to skate to becoming Swiss junior champion and reaching the senior national podium.
All because one day, something caught his curiosity.