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Easton Composites is set up in San Diego, California to handle composite R&D and production.
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Jim Easton becomes President of FITA, the international governing body of archery. The company purchases IncrediBall, manufacturer of training/safety balls.
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The XX78 arrow shaft is introduced.
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Jim Easton is named to the International Olympic Committee and is inducted into the NSGA Hall of Fame. The Easton Softball Stadium is dedicated at UCLA.
More than 150 NHL players use Easton hockey products. Wayne Gretzky scores his 802nd career goal to become #1 all-time.

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Easton purchases Beman, a French arrow manufacturer. The Easton Archery Complex at the ARCO Olympic Training Center is dedicated.
Easton introduces the composite hockey blade to the NHL. Paul Kariya scores 108 pts. at the NHL level in just his second full season.

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( Photo: Tim Mantoani )
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Athletes using Easton equipment bring home the Gold from the Summer Olympics in Atlanta: Justin Huish (archery), Bart Brentjens (mountain bike), Team USA (women's fastpitch softball).
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Swinging an Easton bat, Warren Morris wins the CWS for LSU with dramatic 2-out, 2-run HR in the
bottom of the 9th.

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Easton enters the aftermarket bicycle component business and launches a complete new line of hockey equipment, including an innovative ice hockey skate.
Easton introduces pressurized air bladder protection to the hockey market, increasing the effectiveness of protection by 33%.
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