Brine, Inc.

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Sports Licensing, Inc.

William H Brine

Erik A Brine

William H Brine, Iii

Richard Bonanno

The docking system of the invention comprises: at least one docking unit having an axis to which at least two boats may be docked offshore; at least one buoyant members coupled to docking unit; and at least one anchoring member adapted to anchor the platform to a substrate; wherein the docking unit is adapted to directionally adjust to changes in prevailing wind and water flow.

Offshore floating dock

An improved handle for a lacrosse stick generally comprising a rigid elongated member, having a length and a longitudinal axis, comprising a plurality of ridges and trenches which extend along substantially the entire length of the elongated member and which are substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis.

Handle for a lacrosse stick

A lacrosse head pocket for a lacrosse head having a scoop and opposing sidewalls. The pocket includes a pocket member comprising one or more thin, flexible portions. The pocket member is connected to the scoop and at least a portion of the sidewalls.

Lacrosse head pocket

A lacrosse stick head frame is disclosed having improved side wall lace mounting tabs from which a ball pocket is suspended in a precisely tunable and stable manner. The tabs include features which protect the side wall lace from ball contact abrasion and wear as well as precisely locating and securing the side wall lace and the ball pocket suspended therefrom to the frame.

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Hanover, NH, United States of America

William H Brine