As owners of minor league baseball teams ourselves, we understand the nuances of minor league baseball.

PSC is not interested in running foodservice at convention centers, fairgrounds or hospitals. We believe by focusing on the thing we know best, we can deliver a unique product to our partners that nobody else can match.

Who We're Working With

Lansing Lugnuts | Lansing, MI Owned by Tom Dickson and Sherrie Myers, the Lugnuts play at Cooley Law School Stadium in downtown Lansing, MI.  Ownership made the decision to self-operate food services in 2001 after spending 5 years with Volume Services (Centerplate).  In that first year of self-operation, overall per caps surged 28%.  Per caps have continued to increase every year since 2001 and are currently over $11.	Montgomery Biscuits | Montgomery, AL The Biscuits are owned by Tom Dickson and Sherrie Myers, who developed $30MM Riverfront Stadium in downtown Montgomery, AL.  In the 2004 inaugural season, the Biscuits produced over $2.5 million in food and beverage revenue, with per caps over $12.  With sold-out suites every year since 2004, the Biscuits and PSC continue to provide innovative suite-level catering, driving revenue and creating the best restaurant in Montgomery!
Great Lakes Loons | Midland, MI PSC partnered with the Loons in 2007 and assisted in the development and opening of brand-new Dow Diamond in Midland, MI.  In that first season, PSC produced food and beverage per caps over $11 and total sales of over $3 million.  Sales have exceeded or approached $3 million in the following two seasons, and PSC has partnered with the Loons to execute successful non-baseball events including weddings, concerts, business meetings, fundraisers and even tennis tournaments!	South Bend Silver Hawks | South Ben, IN PSC was hired by the Hawks’ new team ownership in 2007.  The key goal in ownership’s first year of operation was to show their commitment to the community by providing a better fan experience at Stanley Coveleski Stadium.  PSC completely revamped all concessions, picnic and suite venues and menus and increased per caps by 45%.  Additionally, PSC decreased food costs from 40% to 27%.
Quad Cities River Bandits | Davenport, IA PSC was hired by Bandits’ new ownership group in 2009 as part of new team ownership’s complete re-development of the franchise and stadium experience at Modern Woodmen Ballpark in Davenport, IA.  PSC worked closely with ownership to upgrade food service facilities as well as provide a superior product to River Bandits fans.  By May of 2009, PSC had returned more food and beverage revenue to the River Bandits as they had earned in all of 2008.	Tulsa Drillers | Tulsa, OK Drillers ownership hired PSC in 2009 as their food and beverage partner as they develop and build a $50 million ballpark in downtown Tulsa.   Slated to open in April, 2010, the ballpark will feature 6,200 fixed seats, 23 luxury suites, four private picnic areas and a conference center.
Rancho Cucamonga Quakes | Rancho Cucamonga, CA PSC partnered with Quakes’ new ownership group in October, 2009 to operate the food and beverage services at the Epicenter in Rancho Cucamonga, CA, beginning in April, 2010.