Patents by Inventor Adam D. Paquette
Adam D. Paquette has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20130296083Abstract: A lacrosse head pocket includes an elongated single layer runner with multiple cross pieces. The single layer runner can be constructed from a material, such as a polymeric material, molded over the cross pieces. The cross pieces and/or runner can include speed lace loops with which a net lace can be joined. A related method includes providing cross pieces, overmolding a polymeric material over the cross pieces to form a single layer runner, where the overmolded material is the only structure extending between and connecting the cross pieces, and where the cross pieces are transverse to the runners. Another method includes providing a pocket base overmolding the base with a polymeric material to cover portions of it, and forming connection elements between different portions independently of any other components of the pocket base.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 2, 2013Publication date: November 7, 2013Inventors: Matthew M. Winningham, Adam D. Paquette, Jessica L. Hanson, Richard J. Janisse
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Patent number: 8500577Abstract: A lacrosse head pocket includes an elongated single layer runner with multiple cross pieces. The single layer runner can be constructed from a material, such as a polymeric material, molded over the cross pieces. The cross pieces and/or runner can include speed lace loops with which a net lace can be joined. A related method includes providing cross pieces, overmolding a polymeric material over the cross pieces to form a single layer runner, where the overmolded material is the only structure extending between and connecting the cross pieces, and where the cross pieces are transverse to the runners. Another method includes providing a pocket base overmolding the base with a polymeric material to cover portions of it, and forming connection elements between different portions independently of any other components of the pocket base.Type: GrantFiled: December 20, 2012Date of Patent: August 6, 2013Assignee: Warrior Sports, Inc.Inventors: Matthew M. Winningham, Adam D. Paquette, Jessica L. Hanson, Richard J. Janisse
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Patent number: 8371966Abstract: A lacrosse head pocket includes an elongated single layer runner with multiple cross pieces. The single layer runner can be constructed from a material, such as a polymeric material, molded over the cross pieces. The cross pieces and/or runner can include speed lace loops with which a net lace can be joined. A related method includes providing cross pieces, overmolding a polymeric material over the cross pieces to form a single layer runner, where the overmolded material is the only structure extending between and connecting the cross pieces, and where the cross pieces are transverse to the runners. Another method includes providing a pocket base overmolding the base with a polymeric material to cover portions of it, and forming connection elements between different portions independently of any other components of the pocket base.Type: GrantFiled: March 11, 2011Date of Patent: February 12, 2013Assignee: Warrior Sports, Inc.Inventors: Matthew M. Winningham, Adam D. Paquette, Jessica L. Hanson, Richard J. Janisse
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Patent number: 8371967Abstract: A lacrosse head pocket includes an elongated single layer runner with multiple cross pieces. The single layer runner can be constructed from a material, such as a polymeric material, molded over the cross pieces. The cross pieces and/or runner can include speed lace loops with which a net lace can be joined. A related method includes providing cross pieces, overmolding a polymeric material over the cross pieces to form a single layer runner, where the overmolded material is the only structure extending between and connecting the cross pieces, and where the cross pieces are transverse to the runners. Another method includes providing a pocket base overmolding the base with a polymeric material to cover portions of it, and forming connection elements between different portions independently of any other components of the pocket base.Type: GrantFiled: June 18, 2012Date of Patent: February 12, 2013Assignee: Warrior Sports, Inc.Inventors: Matthew M. Winningham, Adam D. Paquette, Jessica L. Hanson, Richard J. Janisse
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Publication number: 20120255670Abstract: A lacrosse head pocket includes an elongated single layer runner with multiple cross pieces. The single layer runner can be constructed from a material, such as a polymeric material, molded over the cross pieces. The cross pieces and/or runner can include speed lace loops with which a net lace can be joined. A related method includes providing cross pieces, overmolding a polymeric material over the cross pieces to form a single layer runner, where the overmolded material is the only structure extending between and connecting the cross pieces, and where the cross pieces are transverse to the runners. Another method includes providing a pocket base overmolding the base with a polymeric material to cover portions of it, and forming connection elements between different portions independently of any other components of the pocket base.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 18, 2012Publication date: October 11, 2012Applicant: WARRIOR SPORTS, INC.Inventors: Matthew M. Winningham, Adam D. Paquette, Jessica L. Hanson, Richard J. Janisse
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Patent number: 8235846Abstract: A lacrosse head pocket includes an elongated single layer runner with multiple cross pieces. The single layer runner can be constructed from a material, such as a polymeric material, molded over the cross pieces. The cross pieces and/or runner can include speed lace loops with which a net lace can be joined. A related method includes providing cross pieces, overmolding a polymeric material over the cross pieces to form a single layer runner, where the overmolded material is the only structure extending between and connecting the cross pieces, and where the cross pieces are transverse to the runners. Another method includes providing a pocket base overmolding the base with a polymeric material to cover portions of it, and forming connection elements between different portions independently of any other components of the pocket base.Type: GrantFiled: September 18, 2009Date of Patent: August 7, 2012Assignee: Warrior Sports, Inc.Inventors: Matthew M. Winningham, Adam D. Paquette
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Patent number: 8016701Abstract: A lacrosse head includes sidewalls having an open frame construction. The sidewalls include an upper rail and a lower rail, along with a cross member joined with the upper rail and the lower rail. The cross member defines multiple holes corresponding to multiple pocket configurations so that a user can attach a lacrosse net to selected ones of the holes and achieve a desired pocket profile. Optionally, at least one of the upper and lower rails can be void of any string holes. Further optionally, the cross member can branch into one or more secondary members that also define string holes to provide additional pocket profiles. Even further optionally, the holes defined by the cross member can be of polygonal shape.Type: GrantFiled: March 25, 2009Date of Patent: September 13, 2011Assignee: Warrior Sports, Inc.Inventors: Kyle L. Lamson, Adam D. Paquette
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Publication number: 20110160007Abstract: A lacrosse head pocket includes an elongated single layer runner with multiple cross pieces. The single layer runner can be constructed from a material, such as a polymeric material, molded over the cross pieces. The cross pieces and/or runner can include speed lace loops with which a net lace can be joined. A related method includes providing cross pieces, overmolding a polymeric material over the cross pieces to form a single layer runner, where the overmolded material is the only structure extending between and connecting the cross pieces, and where the cross pieces are transverse to the runners. Another method includes providing a pocket base overmolding the base with a polymeric material to cover portions of it, and forming connection elements between different portions independently of any other components of the pocket base.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 11, 2011Publication date: June 30, 2011Applicant: WARRIOR SPORTS, INC.Inventors: Matthew M. Winningham, Adam D. Paquette, Jessica L. Hanson, Richard J. Janisse
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Publication number: 20100248869Abstract: A lacrosse head includes sidewalls having an open frame construction. The sidewalls include an upper rail and a lower rail, along with a cross member joined with the upper rail and the lower rail. The cross member defines multiple holes corresponding to multiple pocket configurations so that a user can attach a lacrosse net to selected ones of the holes and achieve a desired pocket profile. Optionally, at least one of the upper and lower rails can be void of any string holes. Further optionally, the cross member can branch into one or more secondary members that also define string holes to provide additional pocket profiles. Even further optionally, the holes defined by the cross member can be of polygonal shape.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 25, 2009Publication date: September 30, 2010Applicant: WARRIOR SPORTS, INC.Inventors: Kyle L. Lamson, Adam D. Paquette
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Publication number: 20100075785Abstract: A lacrosse head pocket includes an elongated single layer runner with multiple cross pieces. The single layer runner can be constructed from a material, such as a polymeric material, molded over the cross pieces. The cross pieces and/or runner can include speed lace loops with which a net lace can be joined. A related method includes providing cross pieces, overmolding a polymeric material over the cross pieces to form a single layer runner, where the overmolded material is the only structure extending between and connecting the cross pieces, and where the cross pieces are transverse to the runners. Another method includes providing a pocket base overmolding the base with a polymeric material to cover portions of it, and forming connection elements between different portions independently of any other components of the pocket base.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 18, 2009Publication date: March 25, 2010Applicant: Warrior Sports, Inc.Inventors: Matthew M. Winningham, Adam D. Paquette
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Patent number: D642641Type: GrantFiled: March 11, 2011Date of Patent: August 2, 2011Assignee: Warrior Sports, Inc.Inventors: Matthew M. Winningham, Adam D. Paquette, Jessica L. Hanson, Richard J. Janisse
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Patent number: D654974Type: GrantFiled: August 24, 2011Date of Patent: February 28, 2012Assignee: Warrior Sports, Inc.Inventors: Kyle L. Lamson, Adam D. Paquette
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Patent number: D677352Type: GrantFiled: February 13, 2012Date of Patent: March 5, 2013Assignee: Warrior Sports, Inc.Inventors: Kyle L. Lamson, Adam D. Paquette