2016
YEAR IN REVIEW
INTRODUCTIO
OUR VISION
TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S
At San Antonio Sports, we believe in the POWER OF SPORT. In fact, it’s
4...........................................i play! afterschool
our mission to transform our community through the power of sport.
6............................................Fit Family Challenge
That transformation takes place at the intersection of three vision areas:
HEALTHY KIDS, PLACES to PLAY and EVENTS that IMPACT. It’s
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there that you’ll see our programs transform the health and well-
9............................................Go!Kids ChallengeTM
being of children and their families, the community improved by parks
10..........................................School Parks
and enhanced recreational facilities for which we advocate, and our
economy reaping the positive effects of the premier sporting events
12..........................................Alamodome Renovations
we attract.
13..........................................Hall of Fame Plaza
14..........................................NCAA® Final Four®
15..........................................Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon
16..........................................US Diving Championships
17..........................................Bexar County Games
18..........................................Corporate Cup
HEALTHY KIDS
ENGAGE
& INSPIRE •
19..........................................All-Star Football Game
• ACTIVE LIVING
20..........................................All Can Ski
21..........................................Valor Games
22..........................................Hall of Fame
24..........................................Charity Golf Classic
25..........................................Pull for Kids
EVENTS THAT
IMPACT
PLACES
TO PLAY
26..........................................Corporate Partners
27..........................................Community Partners
28..........................................Individual Donors
30..........................................Board of Directors
31..........................................Our Staff
•
AT T R A C T
& HOST
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San Antonio Sports salutes the many community partners who help us accomplish our mission including local school districts, YMCA
of Greater San Antonio, Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio, After-School All-Stars San Antonio, the Bexar County Health Collaborative,
the San Antonio Food Bank, San Antonio Parks & Recreation, Baptist Health System, Bexar County Community Venues, Visit San
Antonio and the City of San Antonio Convention, Sports and Entertainment Facilities.
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HEALTHY KID
OVERVIEW
H E A LT H Y K I D S
45
Schools
1,125
Kids involved every week
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I P L AY ! A F T E R S C H O O L
Sports units: soccer, track & field, volleyball, tennis and golf
San Antonio Sports i play! afterschool program sparks the love of sport
B E T T E R AT T E N DA N C E
in third through fifth graders while teaching them life lessons about
School average active living, good nutrition and strong personal character. Students
i play! average
PARTICIPANT FEEDBACK
95.96%
97.27%
72% of students report they want to participate next year
86% of parents describe their child’s experience in i play!
in 45 inner-city elementary schools in the San Antonio and Harlandale
afterschool as “great.”
school districts receive free, skill-based instruction in soccer, track,
volleyball, tennis and golf along with nutrition and character education.
At the end of each five-week unit, San Antonio Sports hosts a programcompetition. Students demonstrate their new skills, and parents cheer
for their children and their school.
Tom Reel / San Antonio Express-News
S KI L L S D E V E LO PM E N T:
P R E- P O S T A S S E M E N T
NUTRITION & PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
wide tournament for participants that reinforces the positive value of
“The i play! program has
helped me with my eating
habits and makes me feel
better physically. There’s
a lot of pressure on a fifth
grade girl, a middle child,
and a sexual assault
survivor to look and act a
certain way. i play! helps a
lot with my confidence…
This is kind of my therapy
when I am down. So let’s
Increased awareness of portion requirements when asked: “How
many servings of fruits & vegetables do we need each day?”
and increased days per week in which participants were physically
active.
Five Activity Units:
1 = Did not meet requirements
2 = Meets requirements
3 = Exceeds requirements
Tennis
Golf
Volleyball
Track
46%
51%
Students who ate fruit 5
or more days per week.
52%
58%
Soccer
Students who were
physically active for at
least 1 hour on 5 or
more days per week.
data analysis provided by
keep i play! alive.”
Allison E., i play! athlete
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HEALTHY KID
OVERVIEW
H E A LT H Y K I D S A N D FA M I L I E S
89
Events
5,613
Weekly Event Participant Engagements
5,911
F I T F A M I LY C H A L L E N G E
Big Event Participant Engagements
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
H E A LT H S C R E E N I N G S P R O V I D E D
In 2010, San Antonio Sports initiated a free, 12-week summer program to
inspire families to get fit together. Today, the Fit Family Challenge pre-
Organization
Total Screened
Baptist Mobile Unit
113
and children, offering free weekly Zumba® and Kid Fit classes in seven
SA Parks and Rec. Mobile Fit
300
locations, free health screenings and free Saturday morning “big events”
Baptist/Power Team
262
every three weeks. Additionally, $25,000 in cash and prizes, donated by
Lion Sight Vision Screening
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sponsors and community partners, serve as incentives to get families
Total
729
sented by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas serves thousands of adults
72% increase in number of days participants
are physically active during the week
NUTRITION
Participants’ improvement in number of times/day
Eat Fruit +17%
Eat Vegetables +3%
Drink Water +7%
Eat Fast Food -20%
Improvement in participants’ knowledge and
understanding of their vital health numbers
Glucose +18%
BMI +62%
Blood Pressure -2%
moving. Though free and open to anyone, Fit Family Challenge targets
PARTICIPANT DEMOGRAPHICS
those living in the 10 San Antonio zip codes with the highest rates of
obesity and diabetes. Grants and sponsorships help San Antonio Sports
continue to provide this free program in the areas that need it most.
Participation has increased each year and was up 14% in 2016. Data
analysis showed a 72% increase in the number of days participants
were physically active during the week, a 29% increase in those who set
health/fitness goals; and an improvement in participants’ knowledge
and understanding of their vital health numbers (+18% glucose, +62%
BMI).
Fit Family Challenge offers a fun, non-competitive and friendly
atmosphere where everyBODY is welcome.
“Zumba has become part
of my daily routine, an
extension of my work day
with a strong supportive
crew with my friends and
workout buddies, the
Zumba Chicks. A quote
I saw recently perfectly
describes why I continue
to participate in Fit Family
Challenge activities: ‘I work
out because I love my body,
not because I hate it.’”
47% two-parent households
67% of participating adults have children
PARTICIPANTS BY THE NUMBERS
69% had not previously participated in FFC
78% stated their reason for participating in the
program was to stay healthy through physical fitness
H E A LT H N U M B E R S
H E A LT H F I T N E S S G O A L S
29% increase in those who set health/fitness goals
51%
51%
66%
47%
program provided by
data analysis provided by
60%
60%
89%
87%
Yvonne Hernandez,
Fit Family Challenge participant
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HEALTHY KID
H E A LT H Y K I D S I N S C H O O L S
KIDS ROCK
GO!KIDS CHALLENGE
SUBWAY® KiDS ROCK powered by San Antonio Sports is both a training
Every spring semester, San Antonio Sports offers the Go!Kids
program and an exciting, kids-centered event. The free, eight-week
ChallengeTM presented by University Health System to thousands
training program motivates kids to walk or run a cumulative marathon,
of children in elementary schools across the area. The free, six-week
and the kids-only fun run is part of Rock ‘n’ Roll San Antonio Marathon
program encourages kindergarten through 5th graders to be active
weekend.
every day, eat healthy and make water their primary beverage. Go!Kids
track their activity in special logs, and those who complete the program
San Antonio Sports distributes the training logs through elementary
received two single-day passes to SeaWorld San Antonio.
school PE coaches, who encourage students to track their daily mileage
in the training logs, which motivates kids to complete their 26.2 mile
marathon at the SUBWAY® KiDS ROCK fun run at SeaWorld San
Antonio. As the kids cross the finish line they are rewarded with a medal,
t-shirt and a free single-day pass into SeaWorld San Antonio.
A PROGRAM OF
264
Elementary schools
158,000
Marathon training
logs distributed
2,122
Registered elementary
schools
PRESENTED BY
It’s for the whole family!
JANUARY 16 – FEBRUARY 25
Being physically active and eating healthy food is fun,
but it isn’t just for kids. That’s why we’re encouraging
parents and children to motivate each other in
the University Health System Go!Kids ChallengeTM,
powered by San Antonio Sports.
For six weeks, kids track their daily activity in this
log. At the end of the program, turn in the completed
activity log – including a family member’s signature –
at school.
SPONSORED BY
Every child who turns in a completed log will receive
a voucher good for one complimentary admission
tickets to the Go!Kids Challenge Day at SeaWorld San
Antonio!*
140,000
Fitness logs distributed
23,381
Go!Kids Challenge Day at SeaWorld San Antonio
Sunday, April 9
Admission tickets valid all day
Additional guest ticket can be purchased for $29 and will
include parking valued at $20.
completed
Every child who turns in a
for one singleactivity log earns a voucher
admission
day (April 9) complimentary
priced guest
ticket and access to specially
on Go!Kids
tickets to SeaWorld San Antonio
Challenge Day.*
*Restrictions apply. Approved program participants only. Admission
tickets only valid on April 9, 2017 to SeaWorld San Antonio. Not valid at
Aquatica®. Admission tickets are non-transferable. Parking not included
with admission tickets. ©2016 SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment, Inc. All
rights reserved.
Do 5 fitness activities every week for
6 weeks and earn a voucher for
1 complimentary admission ticket to
Learn more at GoKidsChallenge.com
Go!Kids Challenge Day on April 9 at SeaWorld San Antonio!
ATE FRUITS &
VEGETABLES
EVERY DAY
DRANK WATER
AFTER EXERCISE
PUSH-UPS
20 REPETITIONS
JUMPING
ROPE
10 MINUTES
JUMPING
JACKS
10 MINUTES
RUN
OR WALK
25 MINUTES
30 MINUTES
PLAY
OUTSIDE
Color in the
bubbles each
time you do
an activity.
PLAY
SPORTS
Students turned in
completed logs and were
awarded SeaWorld passes
Kids & Families:
Earn a
Be Active, Eat Healthy &
tary
Voucher for One Complimen
to
t
Admission Ticke
Go!Kids Challenge Day at
April 9!
SeaWorld San Antonio on
30 MINUTES
Entries in
SUBWAY® KiDS ROCK
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EXAMPLE
WEEK
1
JANUARY 16-21
WEEK
2
JANUARY 22-28
WEEK
3
JAN 29-FEB 4
WEEK
4
FEBRUARY 5-11
WEEK 5
FEBRUARY 12-18
WEEK 6
FEBRUARY 19-24
Turn this in to
your teacher
by March 3!
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Name _______________________________________
Grade _______________________________________
School ______________________________________
Family Member’s Signature ____________________
Teacher Name ________________________________
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PLACES TO PLA
P L A C E S T O P L AY
SCHOOL PARKS
This year, our school park program made an exciting transition. No
“San Antonio Sports
longer branded as SPARK, the effort is now known as San Antonio
Sports School Parks. Supported by the John L. Santikos Charitable
School Parks provides our
Foundation, a San Antonio Area Foundation fund, each school park will
feature signage recognizing Mr. Santikos for his generous contribution to
helping make our community healthier.
communities increased
S U P P O RT E D BY T H E
J O H N L . S A N T I KO S C H A R I TA B L E F O U N DAT I O N
A F U N D O F T H E S A N A N T O N I O A R E A F O U N DAT I O N
Since 2012, San Antonio Sports has lead the effort to create school parks
by turning elementary and middle school property into facilities to be
enjoyed by students during the school day and open to the community
for exercise and recreation after school hours. Every school park is
unique and may include walking trails, exercise stations and other
enhancements.
School park partners include area school districts, San Antonio City
Council, San Antonio Parks & Recreation and the UTSA Department of
Architecture.
Planned and completed School Park locations
17
Completed school
parks since 2012
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Under contract
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School districts and
charter schools
represented
access to neighborhood
park space. We selected
this initiative as a recipient
of a significant grant
from the John L. Santikos
Charitable Foundation
because we believe this
Price Elementary School
collaborative program can
help improve the health of
our city by providing safe
and convenient spaces for
families to use and enjoy.”
Dennis E. Noll,
President/CEO,
Architect’s rendering of a School Park gate
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San Antonio Area Foundation
Boone Elementary School
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PLACES TO PLA
P L A C E S T O P L AY
ALAMODOME
R E N OVAT I O N S
ENGRAVE YOUR NAME
IN THE HALL OF FAME
In anticipation of the 2018 NCAA® Men’s Final Four®, the Alamodome is
San Antonio Sports is managing the ongoing sale of personalized bricks
undergoing significant renovations reflecting the City of San Antonio’s
in the San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame Plaza. The funds generated
continued commitment to remain one of the preeminent hosting sites
from the brick campaign are 100% tax-deductible and will benefit our
for major sporting events in the country.
youth initiatives. Etch your name, your family’s name or honor a favorite
coach or teammate in the Hall of Fame Plaza.
The most noticeable renovations include removing the fountain on the
For more information or to order a brick, visit HOFBrix.com.
North Plaza, creating 24,000 square feet of meeting space underneath,
and expanding concourses with added concessions. Also included
BRICK DONORS
are improvements to the four locker room facilities, a multi-purpose
workroom, updated ribbon boards, high-definition video boards, and
upgraded lighting.
The renovations to the Alamodome’s north entrance provided an
opportunity to create an important point of recognition for the men and
women who are members of the San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame, which
thanks to the City of San Antonio’s support, is also a fundraiser for San
Antonio Sports youth programs.
The newly installed San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame Plaza features
granite pavers engraved with the names of the Hall’s members, grouped
by class. Their family, friends and fans can join them with their own
personalized brick surrounding the pavers.
“To be able to be this creative, to have this vision to bring the Hall of
Fame down to the outside from inside, for everyone to see when they
first come in, is great,” said George Gervin, Spurs legend and San Antonio
Sports Hall of Fame Class of 1995 member.
“The San Antonio Sports Hall
of Fame Plaza will create an
enhanced guest experience for
fans attending events at the
Alamodome and compliment the
San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame
which is located on our Club Level,
and we are proud to be part of a
program that raises donations
and awareness for youth sports in
the San Antonio area.”
Nick Langella
General Manager of the Alamodome
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Legends - $5,000
Henry Cisneros Family
Ann Coleman
DeNovo Foundation
Pat Frost Family
Bill Greehey Family
Red McCombs
Harvey E. Najim
Valero Alamo Bowl
Sports Medicine and Associates
of San Antonio
UTSA
Ring of Honor - $500
San Antonio Orthopaedic Group
Alton Alberts
April Ancira
Andy Armondo
Gary Arthur
Frost Bank
Marco Barros
George Becknell
George Block
Russ Bookbinder
Alejandro Burgos
Jenny Carnes
Augie Chavez
KMYS-TV CW 35
Laura & Ross Davis
Samuel Davis
Sam Dawson
Charles Dyer
Dick Evans
Leslie Evans
KABB Fox 29
Liz Fritz
Tom Frost
Tony Gradney
Bruce Hayes
Annita Hereford-Crump
Roland Hernandez
William Hickey
Janet Holliday
Derek Howorth
Joe Huerta
Mary & Chuck Japhet
Janet Jendrzey
Richard Kleberg Iii
Rosemary Kowalski
Helene Littleton
Leon Martinez
William & Evelyn Merrill
Marmon Mok
Sylvia & Bill Montemayor
Melissa Gustafson Morgan
WOAI-TV News
Danny Oliver
Jonathan Owens
Hector Pedroza
Richard Perez
Bob Raymond
Judy Rettinger
Suzanne Rodriguez
Ramon Solis
Greg Striker
Heather Talamantez
Luciano Valerio
Laura Valle
Dick Vermeil
Suzanne Wade
Betty Waldrop
Wayne Yakes, M.D.
Mike Yantis
Eric Camarillo Ybarra
Irene Zamora
Friends & Family - $200
Debra Zintgraff
Henry Grady Adams
Al Aguilar
Donna Antopia
Julie Baker
Amber Barnes
Gregg Barnes
Bob Bass
Gunther Bauer
Col. Dennis D. Begrens
Nelwyn Belt
Gayle Black
Ed Blaschke
George Block
Robert Blount, Jr.
Bob Bryant
Edward Burris
William Butler
Ryan Calong
John Canter
John Carbajal
Patrick Cassidy
Rick Chavez
Javier Chirinos
Carlos Contreras
Robert Corbo
John Cortez
Artur Curiel
Ed Custodio
Dan Decker
Benjamin Delgado
Roosevelt Dorn
Edward Esparza
Valerie Rose Esparza
Doyle Fontenot
Fred Fribourg
Elena Garcia
Jayne Garrett
Louis A. Georgieff
Bruce Gonzales
Omar Gonzalez
G. Q. Greenfield, Jr.
Robert Henson
L. Hiles
Rick Hill
Randy Hollon
Gale Johnson
Stacey Johnson
Clarence Kahlig
Bill Michael Kanyusik
Jennifer Keirnan-Pape
Nicholas A. Langella
Anne Ledet
Dick Lord
Shaun Mcchesney
Ray Mccutcheon
David Mcgee
Laura Mendez
Suzanne Meyer
Sheralin Mitchell
Richard Oliver
Puaala Pahoa
Albert Peche
Leeroy Perez
John Perkins
Janice Pigg
Mike Pool
Dean Radla
Carlos Ramos
Judy Rettinger
Myrna Reyes
Terry Rivera
Leo Rose
Ltc John Russell
Rick Sanchez
Guy Schweppe
Lucy Gay Schweppe
James Sharp
Be Shull
Ezequiel Silva
George Simor
Earl E Smith
Grant Teaff
B.R. Trimmier
Jim Tsakopulos
Larry Vasquez
Mike Vlieger
Michael Wood
Skip Wood
Champions for Kids - $150
Brandon Arceneaux
Mark Bell
Stephen Josh Bell
Martin Bera
Laura Cabanilla
Allen Carnes
Dana Carter
Michael Castaneda
Tory Christopher
Joe Clark
Charles Claville
Jeff Conrad
Johanna Daily
William Elizondo
Mary Alice Escobar
Dorothy Estrada
Leslie Evans
Mari Feist
Charles Frawley
Joseph Gaughan
Andrew Gaul
Linda Gross
John Robert Gutierrez
Joyce Habina
Jennifer Hall
Carisa Heiss
Lupe Jalomo
Isidro Gutierrez, Jr.
Ralph Edward Mart, Jr.
John Glenn Keeton
Tim Kellcy
Latham Lauterbach
Christopher Lopez
Eddie Lynch
Mary A Martinez
Roger Martinez
Tricia Martinez
Arturo Mejia
Sylvia Montemayor
David Morgan
Frank Nathaniel
Kevin M Noles
Jonathan Owens
Jeremy Pancoast
Carlos Perez
John Perry
Dorsena Picknell
Ruben Resendez
Lee Richardson
Tom Salazar
Mike Sawaya
Wallace Schoessow
Mike Sculley
Richard Smith
Tony Straw
Brenda Taboas
Ralph Talbot
Larry Vasquez
Candace Wade
Burl Yarbrough
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VENTS THAT IMPAC
E V E N T S T H AT I M PAC T O U R ECO N O MY
N C A A® F I N A L F O U R ®
R O C K ‘N ’ R O L L M A R AT H O N
San Antonio Sports is ramping up to host the 2018 NCAA® Men’s Final
The 2015 Humana Rock ‘n’ Roll San Antonio Marathon & ½
Four®. A key member of the local organizing committee, which also
Marathon, held December 4-6, marked the event’s ninth year in the
includes UTSA, Visit San Antonio and the City of San Antonio, our team is
Alamo City. It’s grown to encompass a runner’s expo, SUWBAY® KiDS
excited to help bring one of the most prestigious events in sport back to
ROCK and a 10K run on Saturday, and the full and half marathons, a 5K
the Alamo City.
run, and a two-person relay on Sunday.
The year has been focused on laying groundwork for the effort, including
committee recruitment, office renovations for the new team, hiring
SALOC staff, finalizing the budget and hosting planning visits with the
$28.5 million
NCAA. In April, eleven members of the San Antonio Local Organizing
Committee attended the 2016 NCAA Final Four in Houston to observe
Economic impact
every aspect of the games, venues and fan events while experiencing
how much the event has grown and changed since we lasted hosted in
2008.
“…it’s evident that the Final
Four has such a lasting
In December, the colorful 2018 NCAA Men’s Final Four logo was
unveiled, kicking off public excitement and volunteer recruiting.
impact on the host city. We’re
excited to bring the Final Four
back to San Antonio, and
we’re grateful to the people of
this beautiful city for the effort
they put forth to make the
26,000
Total participants
50
States represented
27
Countries represented
games, the ancillary
events and community
initiatives so memorable for
Bruce Rasmussen, director of athletics at Creighton University
and the chair of the NCAA men’s basketball committee, helps
unveil the 2018 NCAA® Men’s Final Four® logo in San Antonio.
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all those involved.”
Dan Gavitt, NCAA Vice President of
Men’s Basketball Championships
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VENTS THAT IMPAC
E V E N T S T H AT I M PAC T O U R ECO N O MY
E V E N T S T H AT I M PAC T O U R CO M M U N I T Y
USA DIVING
SYNCHRONIZED
N AT’L C H A M P I O N S H I P S
BEXAR COUNTY GAMES
More than 200 divers were in San Antonio for the USA Diving
The Bexar County Games, presented by Ancira and hosted by San
Synchronized National Championships held at the Northside ISD Swim
Antonio Sports at the facilities funded through the voter-approved 2008
Center, April 6 – 10, 2016.
Bexar County visitor tax extension, are now in their fourth year. These
competitions attract national and international as well as local youth
The event marked the second time USA Diving has had a national
sports teams.
championship meet exclusively for synchronized events, awarding 16
2015 SOCCER
national titles at the meet.
IBC BANK COPA RAYADOS INTERNACIONAL
November 26-30, 2015
Competition was conducted on platform and springboard. The
championships also served as an opportunity to qualify for the 2016 U.S.
Olympic Team Trials – Diving in men’s 3-meter synchro, men’s 10-meter
synchro and women’s 10-meter synchro. In the 14-18 competition, the
championships determined the divers who represented Team USA in
3-meter synchronized diving events at the 2016 FINA World Junior Diving
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Athletes, coaches,
officials & staff
Championships.
$529,220
Direct visitor expenditure
280 teams
5,600 participants
9,000 spectators
facilities :
STAR Soccer Complex, Classics Elite Soccer Complex,
Mission City Soccer Complex
2016 BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
April 30 & May 1
140 teams
1224 participants
3,304 spectators
facilities :
Mission Concepción Sports Park, Factory of Champions
2016 BASEBALL
VALERO ENERGY FOUNDATION SUPER SERIES
BASEBALL TOURNAMENT
May 21-22
73 teams from across Texas
876 participants
1440 spectators
facility :
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McAllister Park Little League Fields
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VENTS THAT IMPAC
E V E N T S T H AT I M PAC T O U R CO M M U N I T Y
C O R P O R AT E C U P
A L L-S T A R G A M E
Since San Antonio Sports held its first Corporate Cup in 2012, the event
ANTONIO
SAN
SPORTS
has grown in popularity and size. This premier health and wellness event
is held at the University of the Incarnate Word and combines friendly
Showcasing one of the best lineups of high school football anywhere
in the country, the San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game
presented by H-E-B takes place in early January following the U.S.
competition, team camaraderie, athletic skills and charitable giving to
Army All-American Bowl. This battle of East vs. West features the top
produce a Corporate Cup champion.
area senior football players, many of whom are committed to play for
leading universities and others who are looking for an additional chance
Companies compete in four divisions based on number of employees
to impress college scouts with potential scholarships to offer. Hosted
with events ranging from the challenging to the ridiculous. Whether
in the Alamodome, the San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game is
racing in a track relay or pulling in the tug-of-war, employees will
broadcast locally on CW 35 and ESPN 1250. The U.S Army All-American
accumulate points for their teams. They can also earn points in the
Bowl, which features the best high school players in the country, is
Charity Challenge, an opportunity to contribute goods and services to
televised nationally on NBC.
three local charities: South Texas Blood & Tissue Center, San Antonio
Food Bank and Haven for Hope. The Corporate Cup trophy and year-
38th Annual San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game
long bragging rights will be awarded to the top team in each division.
January 9, 2016 at the Alamodome
Proceeds from entry fees support San Antonio Sports’ youth programs.
2016 STATS
2016 CHAMPIONS
82 Teams
D1: Capital Group
5000 participants
D2: NuStar Energy
1000 spectators
D3: Airrosti Rehab Centers
D4: Quintanilla Management
VALERO ENERGY FOUNDATION
TEAM TAILGATE COMPETITION
UIW TEAM T-SHIRT CONTEST
D1: Accenture Federal
D1: CPS Energy
D2: Accenture Operations
D2: Broadway Bank
D3: The RK Group
D3: Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
D4: NatureSweet
D4: Quintanilla Management
CHARITY CHALLENGE RESULTS
is such a great way to engage our
associates and promote healthy
competition, teamwork, and
wellness, while also having fun.
With over 1,200 associates in our
San Antonio campus, the activities
that take place to prepare for the
event provides opportunities for
Haven for Hope
San Antonio Food Bank
our associates to interact with
19,740 clothing items donated
1,142,662 pounds of food
others they don’t typically interact
$12,625 rental assistance
South Texas Blood & Tissue Center
3,981 pints of lifesaving blood
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“The San Antonio Corporate Cup
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Players
West 35 - East 23
West Coach:
East Coach:
Bryan Dausin
Charles Bruce
Warren High School
Wagner High School
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High schools represented
13,440
Attendees at the game
35
Playing college football
with on a day-to-day basis.”
Annita Hereford-Crump, Capital Group
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VENTS THAT IMPAC
E V E N T S T H AT I M PAC T O U R L I V E S & H E R O E S
ALL CAN SKI
VA LO R G A M E S
San Antonio Sports All Can Ski, a waterskiing clinic for people with
Veterans and active duty military with physical disabilities, many
physical disabilities, celebrated its 24th anniversary this year. Sixty-five
traveling to San Antonio from across the country, participated in the
individuals of all ages experienced the thrill of waterskiing on the ski
Valor Games Southwest supported by World Car. This competition
lakes at San Marcos River Ranch.
is an introductory event designed to engage veterans in adaptive
SAN ANTONIO SPORTS
sports and is hosted by San Antonio Sports in partnership with the U.S.
Due to construction at the SeaWorld Ski Lake, the event’s host venue
Department of Veterans Affairs and Texas Regional Paralympic Sport. The
since its inception two decades ago, All Can Ski was held at this new
transformational power of sport is on display daily at the Valor Games,
location. The smiles on skiers’ faces conveyed the sheer joy and fun of
All Can Ski.
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providing many participants an outlet to get stronger, compete and win
or just play. Participants are encouraged to use sports as part of their
Days of skiing
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Adults & children with
disabilities and wounded
veterans skied
rehabilitation and advance in competition. “It’s a conduit for inspiration,”
says event manager Ross Davis. “They come not knowing what’s
available and they find something that sparks that flame.”
POWERED BY PEOPLE. DRIVE N BY RELATI ONSHIPS.
3
Days of competition
7
Sporting events
85
Wounded veteran
competitors
12
States represented
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SUPPORT
2016 HALL OF FAME DONORS
SUPPORT
AUCTION ITEM DONORS
H A L L O F FA M E T R I B U T E
The annual San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame Tribute presented
by AT&T is always an evening of fun and inspiration, but 2016 was the
best gala ever. Class of 2016 member, Shaquille O’Neal, was the life of
the party, and all the inductees personified our “power of sport” theme.
The largest annual fundraiser for San Antonio Sports youth programs,
the event offers unparalleled silent and live auctions and exciting
entertainment.
$304,112
Raised to support
youth programs
1,100
Attendees
Class of 2016
(pictured left to right)
The 2016 Tribute gala featured live entertainment by the Fab Four.
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Shaquille O’Neal
1989 Cole High School
basketball team
Darold Williamson
George Block
$10,000+
H-E-B
Mr. Richard Ojeda
Corporate Travel Planners
NuStar Energy
AT&T
CBIGG
Mr. George Wommack
Tropic Star Lodge
$2,000-9,999
Morris Kaye & Sons Furs
MUY! Pizza Huts
Silver Eagle Distributors
Southwest Exteriors
The University of Texas
McCombs Foundation
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
Ryan Sanders Baseball &
Entertainment
Sheraton Gunter San Antonio
The PM Group
Black Tie Affairs Catering, Inc.
MattressFirm
Blanca Aldaco
Chef Nelson Millan
Mr. & Mrs. Dean Radla
Kent Krauss
Arts Center Enterprises, Inc.
PAC-12 Conference
San Antonio Business Journal
Gene & Jerry Jones Family
Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ober
Texas Tech University
Culinary Institute of America,
San Antonio
Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse &
Wine Bar
Valerie & Keith Hunter
JW Marriott San Antonio Hill
Country Resort & Spa
Silver Sands Vacation Rentals
$500-1,999
Mr. & Mrs. George Block
Silo Elevated Cuisine
The Barn Door
Baylor University Athletics
Beachgate Condo Suites &
Hotel
La Hacienda de los Barrios
Morton’s The Steakhouse
San Antonio River Foundation
Rex Formal Wear
Rio San Antonio Cruises
The Jewelry Store
SeaWorld & Aquatica
San Antonio
Mr. & Mrs. Rob Holliday
Elegant Limo & Charter
Horseshoe Bay Resort
The Miami Heat
Optimum Foot Care
Alamo Heights Orthodontics
Alberico Fine Wine
Cleveland Caveliers
Spurs Sports & Entertainment
The Westin Riverwalk
Cynthia Ellison
Golden State Warriors
Wyndham San Antonio
Riverwalk
TWC News
Valero Energy Foundation
Los Angeles Lakers
Shetler Wade Jewelers
United States Olympic
Committee
Bohanan’s Prime Steaks and
Seafood
Hotel Emma
KPMG, LLP
Total Wine
$499 and under
Mr. Noel Nicholls
Becker Vineyards
Mr. & Mrs. Russ Bookbinder
El Tropicano Riverwalk
Elaine Turner
Foresight Golf
Grand Hyatt Hotel
Mr. John A. Tondre
Tobin Center for the
Performing Arts
Medlar’s Jewelry
Mr. Quincy Barnes
Ben Adams Precious Jewels &
Fine Gifts
Brown Bag Sandwich Shop
Magnolia Pancake Haus
Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille
Piatti Restorante & Bar
Alamo Helicopter Tours
Taco Cabana
Cappy’s Restaurant
Coushatta Casino Resort
Embassy Suites Northwest
Omni La Mansion Hotel
Mr. & Mrs. Al Rodriguez
Kendra Scott
Aspen Beverage Group
Bell Mountain Vineyards, Inc.
World Affairs Council of
San Antonio
Alamo Area Aquatics
Mr. Richard Smith
Hilton San Antonio Airport
Hotel
Paesano’s Restaurant
San Antonio Artisan Guild
Volum Hair Salon
William Chris Vineyards
Wise Guys
Bruce Rice’s What’s on Second
Coca-Cola Beverages
Company
Deep Eddy Vodka
Kurt Youngblood Framing
Reed Candle Company
Spice of Life Catering
Texas A&M University
Top Golf San Antonio
Shag The Salon
Moon Mippy Stationery & Gifts
Magik Children’s Theatre
Mr. Dick Peacock
Two Hearts Yoga Studio
Cheesy Jane’s Big Burgers of
Texas LLC
Grey Moss Inn
Peggy Llewellyn
Fratello’s Ristorante
Witte Museum
Purple Sage Aveda Salon
Laser Quest
AUCTION ITEM BUYERS
$10,000+
Mr. & Mrs. Kirk Jorgensen
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stanley
Mr. James Skinner
Mr. & Mrs. Thor Thornhill
Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Calong
Mr. Edward Block
Dr. Paul Saenz
$2,000-9,999
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Richards
Mr. & Mrs. Brad Young
Mr. & Mrs. John Monday
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Henry
Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Dick Breakie
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Giroux
Ms. Letty Dodd
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Prescott
Mr. & Mrs. Russ Bookbinder
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Sculley
Kenedy Ellsworth
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Plummer
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Silliman
Mr. & Mrs. Danny Oliver
Mr. Fred Bosshardt
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Bruns
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Maloney
$500-1,999
Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Weaver
Mr. & Mrs. Sergio Viroslav
Mr. & Mrs. George Becknell
Dr. Timothy Palomera
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Wills
Mr. & Mrs. John Kragh
Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Japhet
Mr. & Mrs. John Perry
Mr. John Thabet
Mr. Troy Gonzalez
Mr. Bret Piatt
Dr. & Mrs. Alex Burgos
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Brown
Mr. Stefanos Tzivopoulos
Mr. & Mrs. J.R. Vogel
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Durkin
Mr. & Mrs. Matt Pepperling
Mr. & Mrs. Jay McAnelly
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Ring
Dr. Gabriel Magraner
Mr. Skip Wood
Dr. & Mrs. Arnold DeLeon
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Nelson
Ms. Katie Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Jason Belden
Mr. Rich Schlosberg
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Rodriguez
Mr. & Mrs. Tim Blonkvist
Mr. & Mrs. Andy Armondo
Mr. & Mrs. David McGee
Dr. & Mrs. Hector
Mr. Chris Epp
Dr. & Mrs. William Gordon
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Pundt
Ms. Gerda Jacobs
Mr. & Mrs. David Gomez
Mr. Dilio Baptista
Mr. & Mrs. George Long
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Lozano
Ms. Marilyn Muto
Mr. & Mrs. Graham Reeve
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Turner
$499 and under
Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Contreras
Mr. Tony Straw
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Ellis
Mr. Frank McDonald
Mr. & Mrs. Brad Oxford
Mr. David Piedra
Mr. Rob Bahl
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Labrie
Mr. & Mrs. Phil Leininger
Ms. Sarah Lucero
Mr. & Mrs. Morgan Norris
Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Rathburn
Mr. & Mrs. Phil Mangan
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Siciliano
Ms. Kristen Wheaton
Mr. & Mrs. Bo Carrington
Ms. Sharlene Gray
Mr. & Mrs. John Kelley
Mr. Jeff Conrad
Councilwoman Rebecca
Viagran
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Gers
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rubin
Ms. Laura Cabanilla
Mr. & Mrs. Marty Roos
Mr. & Mrs. Doak Pierce
Ms. Kim Ghez
Dr. Adewale Adeniran
Mr. & Mrs. Jon Butler
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Christian
Mr. & Mrs. Juan Antonio Flores
Mr. Tim Morrow
Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Ramos
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Rowland
Mr. Marco Martinez
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Custodio
Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Montez
Mr. Jeremy Pancoast
Mr. Chip Wood
Mr. & Mrs. Taylor Stakes
Mr. Sean McKenna
Ms. Stephanie Dick
Ms. Joan Dumont
Victoria Dougherty
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Salazar
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Taylor
Mr. Al Aguilar
Dr. Josh Bell
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Brady
Dr. & Mrs. Adam Bruggeman
Mr. Ronnie Catlett
Mr. Ross Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gaughan
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Johnson
Ms. Stacey Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Duane Lopez
Mr. & Mrs. Dean Radla
Mr. & Mrs. D.W. Rutledge
Mr. & Mrs. David Salazar
Mr. Burl Yarbrough
Mr. Travis Stouffer
Mr. Enrique Segura
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Claville, Jr.
Valerie & Keith Hunter
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Raymond
Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Anderson
Mr. Quincy Barnes
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Clark
Mr. Harold Oliver
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Paul
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Rettinger
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Webb
Mr. & Mrs. Chip Sugg
Mr. & Mrs. Pete Van De Putte
Mr. & Mrs. Derek Howorth
Mr. Roger Rodriguez
Mr. Andy Encino
Ms. Erika Grimm
Mr. & Mrs. Larry James
Mr. Edward Belmares
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Burk
Dr. Julie Wiernik
Mr. & Mrs. William Alberts
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Arnold
Mr. & Mrs. Trevor Bird
Mr. & Mrs. James Blackwood
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cadena
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Cashiola
Ms. Nicole Christy
Mr. & Mrs. Bary Davis
Dr. & Mrs. Patrick Dideum
Mr. & Mrs. Tres Doran
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Eury
Mr. & Mrs. Pete Gibbens
Mr. & Mrs. Monty Howard
Mr. Jeff Japhet
Mr. & Mrs. Sterling Jeter
Mr. & Mrs. George Kilford
Mr. Mark Knezeak
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Lefko
Ms. Stacey Lenderman
Mr. Buddy Loessberg
Mr. & Mrs. Paul McGinlay
Mr. Jay Molinar
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Montemayor
Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Owens
Mr. & Mrs. Danny Palmer
Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Pena
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Reinagel
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Rey
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Richardson
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Robbins
Ms. Pauline Rubio
Ms. Tina Salazar
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Seeman
Mr. Jacob Tingle
Mr. & Mrs. Dirk Vys
Mr. & Mrs. Troy Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Wundt
Mr. Scott Zolinski
Ms. Debbie Walton
Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel Dominquez
Mr. & Mrs. Rob Garcia
Mr. Reid Meyers
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Pastrano
Ms. Jill Charleton
Ms. Vanesia Adkins
Mr. Shawn Behrens
Ms. Kathy Brown
Mr. Andy Fagan
Angel Garcia
Mr. Greg Houston
Mr. Louis Lewis
Mr. Joe Maratea
Mr. & Mrs. Ray McCutcheon
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Nguyen
Ms. Katie Reynolds
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Rovira
Mr. & Mrs. John Sherner
Mr. Bill Zimmerman
Mr. & Mrs. Manny Garza
Abigail Leija
Mr. Greg Stouffer
Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Allen
Mr. Pilo Garcia
Mr. Bill Gerlt
Mr. & Mrs. Mitch Walker
Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Burk
Ms. Kris Davis
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SUPPORT
SUPPORT
CHARIT Y GOLF CLASSIC
PULL FOR KIDS
Golfers who tee up at San Antonio Sports Charity Golf Classic
San Antonio Sports annual Pull for Kids presented by Mass Mutual
presented by H-E-B and KENS5 enjoy 18 holes on the Dominion
South Texas, BNY Mellon and George Becknell III Insurance and
SAN ANTONIO
SPORTS
County Club’s world-class golf course while supporting our nonprofit’s
youth programs. They also are the first to learn who will be inducted
into the San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame at the press conference which
follows the golf tournament.
Investments invitational shotgun shoot offers an afternoon of spirited
CHARITY
competition, interactive experiences and shooting pointers from Terry
CLASSIC
and shooters supports San Antonio Sports youth sports and fitness
Howard, USA Olympic gold medalist. This exclusive event for hunters
programs.
PRESENTED BY
$37,691
Raised to support
youth programs
128
Golfers participated
$51,902
Raised
77
Shooters participated
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SUPPORT
SUPPORT
C O M M U N I T Y PA R T N E R S
P L AT I N U M
COMMUNIT Y PARTNERS
GOLD
($50,000+)*
BRONZE
($25,000-49,999)*
ANCIRA
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●
Dahill Logo
The Dahill logo is a combination of two elements: logo symbol and logotype.
This is the keystone of our visual identity and is used on all communications materials. The logo symbol and logotype should always be spaced and aligned as shown in these
guidelines. There are two logo configurations that are acceptable and available for use. To maximize the impact and recognition of our logo, acceptable configurations and
color choices are intentionally limited.
Never attempt to recreate the logo or alter the logo in any way. If you do not have the logo in a format suitable for your needs please contact the Marketing Department at
Dahill for the correct logo files
Primary Version
Campaign Version
Logo Symbol
Dahill Style Guide
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*Community partner totals include financial support and the value of donated goods and services.
$10,000-$24,999*
Adidas
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
Ben E. Keith Co.
Black Tie Affairs
Circle Bar Foundation
Coca-Cola Refreshments
Community First Health Plans
Corporate Travel Planners
Glazer’s Distributing
Gold’s Gym
Humana
KLOVE
KPMG
Maverick Video Production
Rackspace Managed Hosting
San Antonio Orthopaedic Group
Sports Medicine Associates
of San Antonio
Spurs Sports and Entertainment
St. Susie Foundation
Strasburger & Price
SWBC
TEAMSA Endowment
The Capital Group
UTSA Athletics
Wells Fargo
World Car
Up to $9,999*
AB Global
Academy Sports
Accenture
Airrosti Rehab Centers
Alamo Area Aquatics
Alamo Group Insurance
Allied Advertising
Alpha Media - ESPN 1250
AwardsMart
Baptist Health System
BBVA Compass Foundation
BDO
BioBridge Global
BMW of San Antonio
BNY Mellon
Bracewell
Bridgehead IT, Inc.
Broadway National Bank
Brook City Base
Capture RX
Catto & Catto
Chase Bank
Children’s Hospital of
San Antonio
Chipotle
Citi
Clear Channel Outdoor
CommuniCare Health Center
Computer Rescue
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Covenant
Cowden Charitable Trust
Cox Media Group
Creative Civilization
CST Brands, Inc.
Daniel C Valdez, M.D.
David and Betty Sacks
Foundation
DeNovo Foundation
DMCA
Documation
Eliseo’s Garage
Energy Transfer
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Ernst & Young LLP
Express Lube
Factory of Champions
Farm Bureau Bank
Flying Circle Bags
For the Love of Kids and Harley
Foresight Golf Management
Frost And Sullivan
Gage Foundation
Generations FCU
George P. Becknell III
Comprehensive PlanningInnovative Solutions
Getinge Group Arjohuntleigh
Golf SA
Gordon Hartman
Family Foundation
Harlandale Independent
School District
Hartland Clark Holding
Haven for Hope
Hixon Properties
Homespring Realty Partners
Ideal Signs
iHeart Media
Jana, Inc.
Jefferson Bank
Joeris General Contractors. Ltd.
KFW Engineering & Surveying
Kilbasso Provision Company
Kohl’s Cares Associates in
Action
Kragh Charitable Fund
KSAT
La Cantera Hill Country Resort
La Presna
Lancer Corporation
Linebarger Goggan Blair &
Sampson, LLP
Lone Star Capital Bank
Love Creek Ranch
LPA, Inc.
MacGregor Medical Center
Manheim San Antonio
Marmon Mok Architecture
MassMutual South Texas
Merrill Lynch
Methodist Healthcare
Mirza Trust
Mission Foods
Morgan Stanley Foundation
Munters
Nationwide
Nature Sweet
Northside Indpendent
School District
Oak Hills Chiropractic
Orthopaedic & Spine Institute
Our Lady of the Lake University
Overland Partners
Palo Alto College
Pape-Dawson Engineers, Inc.
PCSgrades
Pepsi Beverages Company
Pryor Charitable Trust
Quarter Moon Productions
Quintanilla Management
Company
Raba-Kistner Consultants, Inc.
Reed Smith
Saint Mary’s University
Salesforce
Sammis & Ochoa
San Antonio Chamber
of Commerce
San Antonio Food Bank
San Antonio Indpendent
School District
San Antonio Missions
Servant Heart Foundation
Shanska USA Building Inc.
Shweiki Media Inc
Sirius Computer Solutions
South San Indpendent
School District
South Texas Eye Center
Southside Indpendent
School District
Southwest Indpendent
School District
Southwest Research Institute
Stumberg Foundation
Sunshine Ventures
Taco Cabana
Tetco
Texas Capital Bank
Texas Cavaliers Foundation
Texas Center for
Sports Psychology
Texas High School
Coaches Association
Texas Liver Institute
Texas Strategy Group
The CE Group
The Miner Corporation
The Quarry Golf Club
The Watermark Group
Total Wine
Traveler Insurance
Trinity University
U.S. Global Investors. Inc.
U.S. Soccer Foundation
United Allergy Services
University of the
Incarnate Word
USAA
Valero Alamo Bowl
Watercrest at Dominion
Webhead
Westin La Cantera
Whitestone Wealth
Management
Xenex Disinfection
Y & L Consulting
YMCA of Greater San Antonio
Zachry Group
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SUPPORT
SUPPORT
INDIVIDUAL DONORS
LEGENDS
$2,000 and up
Mr. & Mrs. Russ Bookbinder
Lana & Dick Breakie
Henry G. Cisneros
Ann C. Coleman
Charles Ebrom
Mr. & Mrs. Pat Frost
Bill Greehey
Clayton Hansen, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. Kirk Jorgensen
Red McCombs
Harvey E. Najim
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ober
Mr. & Mrs. Danny Oliver
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Prescott
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wade
CHAMPIONS
$1,000-$1,999
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Arthur
Mr. & Dr. James Blackwood
George E. Block
Mr. & Mrs. Tim Blonkvist
Sandi Blumit
James W. Callaway
Ryan Calong
Jean Cheever
Mr. & Mrs. Fully Clingman
Guy Clumpner
Dan Decker
Pamela J. Douglass
Lisa Ann Friel
Claud Gilmer
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hanson
Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Japhet
Mr. & Mrs. Greg King
William Latham
Steve Markey
Jonathan Owens
Timothy Palomera, M.D.
Gregg Popovich
Carlos Ramos
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Raymond
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Reed
Dr. & Mrs. David R. Schmidt
Greg Sinatro
Earl E. Smith III
Jim Tsakopulos
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Vetters
Robert Wright Jr.
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A L L-S T A R S
$500-$999
Dilio Baptista
George P. Becknell, III
S. Josh Bell, M.D.
Edward Block
Henry G. Brummett
Dana Carter
Mike Chapman
Michael S. Ciskowski
Don Clauson
Craig Clayton
Jeff Conrad
Elizabeth S. Fritz
Tom Frost
Scott Helbing
William Kaufman
Thomas Kingman, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. George Long
Dick Lord
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Lozano
Dr. Gabriel Magraner
Susan McGee
Phil Miner
Mr. & Mrs. Graham Reeve
Mr. & Mrs. David Rogers
Katie Smith
Craig Spaulding
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Turner
Edward E. Whitacre, Jr.
Skip Wood
Mark H. Wright
T E A M M AT E S
T E A M M AT E S
Up to $499
Val Ackerman
Tres Adami
Adewcle Adeniran
Vanesia Adkins
Mr. & Mrs. William Alberts
Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Allen
April Ancira
Melissa Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Anderson
Andy Armondo
Bill Armwood
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Arnold
Rob Bahl
Lee Bailey
Amber Barnes
Quincy Barnes
Loretta Behrens
Shawn Behrens
Mr. & Mrs. Jason Belden
Mr. & Mrs. Lou Belinsky
Edward Belmares
Cindy Bigley
Robert Blount
Robert Boerner
Craig Bourquin
Jeff Brady
Diana Braschler
Kathy Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Browns
Dr. & Mrs. Adam Bruggeman
Siobhain Buckley
Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Burk
Mr. & Mrs. John Butler
Laura Cabanilla
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cadena
Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Carnes
Mr. & Mrs. Bo Carrington
Norbert Castellanos
Ronnie Catlett
Rick Cavender
Charles Cheever
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Christian
Charles Christian, Jr., M.D.
Nicole Christy
Larry Coker
Jerry Comalander
Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Contreras
Bob Corbo
Chris Crane
Ernest Cunningham
Andrew Davidson
Charlene Davis
Kris Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Bary Davis
Ross Davis
Tanya Daye
Matthew Deal
Dr. & Mrs. Arnold DeLeon
Dr. & Mrs. Patrick Dideum
Kevin C. Dodd
Letty Dodd
Mr. & Mrs. Tres Doran
James Doyle
Norman Dugas
Francis Dusenbury
Lynn Dusenbury
Jimi Ellis
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Ellison
Chris Epp
Maureen Estrada
Andy Fagan
Sherri Fesperman
Mr. & Mrs. Juan Antonio Flores
Jeff Floyd
Derrick Fox
Daniel Franks
Angel Garcia
Mr. & Mrs. Rob Garcia
Pilo Garcia
Tim Garfield
Jayne Garrett
Jaime Garza, M.D.
Joe Gaughan
Bill Gerit
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Gers
Larry J. Goldman
A.D. Gonzalez
Sharlene Gray
Nichole & Mark Greenberg
Erika Grimm
Laura Groff
Maggie Grueskin
Jeanne Gurwitz
Madeline Harlan
Ben Hart
Dean Hatert
Michael Haupt
Cristina Heaney
Mr. & Mrs. Josh Heiss
Brad Herber
Mr. & Mrs. Rob Holliday
Greg Houston
Mr. & Mrs. Monty Howard
Patricia Huedepohl
Frank Humada
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Hunter
Celia Jairala
Mr. & Mrs. Larry James
Janet Jendrzey
Nancy Jenkins
Stacey Johnson
Bernie Kampschmidt
Mr. & Mrs. John Kelley
Ryan Kohnen
Rosemary Kowalski
Kent Krauss
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Labrie
W. Jeffrey Landers
Patti Larsen
Diane Lauer
Abigail Leija
Mr. & Mrs. Phil Leininger
Louis Lewis
Dr. & Mrs. Hector Lopez
Mr. & Mrs. Duane Lopez
Sarah Lucero
Mr. & Mrs. Phil Mangan
Lori Mansell
Joe Maratea
Lawrence Markey
Billie May
Edith McAllister
Bill McCandless
Mr. & Mrs. Ray McCutcheon
Paul McGinlay
William McKamie
John McKenzie
Buddy Meyer
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Mieras
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Montemayor
Tim Morrow
Greg Muenster
John P. Mulrow
Michelle Narcisco
Rachel Naylor
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Nelson
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Nguyen
Tommy Nobis
Donna C. Normandin
Mr. & Mrs. Morgan Norris
Margie O’Krent
Richard Oliver
Mr. & Mrs. Danny Palmer
Dr. & Mrs. Norman Paul
Mr. & Mrs. Matt Pepperling
Phillip Pfeiffer
David Piedra
David Pizzini
Robert Potter
Armando Ramos
Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Rathburn
Sister Schodts Reed
Mary Reilly-Magee
Judy Rettinger
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Rey
Katie Reynolds
Steve Richards
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Richardson
Al Richter
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Robbins
Michelle Robertson
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Rodriguez
Lea Rosenauer
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Rovira
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Rowland
Pauline Rubio
Paul Rubiola
Up to $499
Mr. & Mrs. D. W. Rutledge
Mr. & Mrs. David Salazar
Michael F. Sarosdy
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Seeman
Enrique Segura
Thomas Sessi
Robert Shelby
Mr. & Mrs. John Sherner
Lisa Short
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Siciliano
Jennifer Siemer
Harold J. Skarda
Jeff Skelton
David Sloan
Danny Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Rick Smith
Jack J. Spector
Jay Stanley
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stanley
Jessica Sugg
Lt. Col. Ralph Talbot
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Taylor
John Thabet
Fred Timmons
Jacob Tingle
Lorence Trick, M.D.
Margaret Ullmann
Dr. Victor Vela
Robert Vela
Sandra Vetter
Mr. & Mrs. Sergio Viroslav
Mr. & Mrs. Dirk Vys
Mr. & Mrs. Mitch Walker
Gary Walton
Jon Wampler
Devan Watts
Jim Watts
Lora Watts
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Webb
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Wheat
Mr. & Mrs. Troy Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Wills
Duane Wilson
Hunter Woolfolk
Mr. & Mrs. Brad Young
Bill Zimmerman
Scott Zolinski
(C O N T.)
2016 TEAMSA
ENDOWMENT MEMBERS
As of November 1, 2016
Gold Podium Club
Jean Cheever
Silver Podium Club
Gary and Shelia Arthur
Charlie and Betty Ebrom
Pat and Kelley Frost
Phil and Sue Ellen Miner
NuStar Energy and Greehey
Family Foundation
San Antonio Area Foundation
Bronze Podium Club
Jim and Priscilla Ardoin
Carri Baker
Susan and James Blackwood
Lisa and Tim Blonkvist
Jyl and Randy Cain
Bill and Marcia Hanson
Janet and Rob Holliday
Dr. Susan and Bob King
Joe and Cyndi Taylor Krier
Dr. Ellen Lin
Joe Linson
Danny and Annette Oliver
Mark Phariss and Vic Holmes
Victor and Florinda Rodriquez
Mike and Fran Stoltz
The Lord Family Foundation
Legacy Members
George and Lori Becknell
Susan and James Blackwood
George and Margie Block
Jenny Carnes and
Dr. Elizabeth Bowhay-Carnes
Pat Frost
Dr. Stacey Johnson
and Rob Hoek
Dr. Robert Marbut Jr.
and Laura A. Flores
Leo and Chickie Rose
David and Teresa Schmidt
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SUPPORT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CHAIR
Carlos Ramos
Region Director, Customer Care
Coca-Cola Refreshments
MEMBERS
Vanesia Y. Adkins, SGS
Sales Director, South Texas
Humana, Inc.
Al Aguilar
Chairman/CEO
Creative Civilization
Ray Aguirre
AVP, Mobility South Texas
AT&T
William Alberts
Vice President, Legal
Rackspace Managed Hosting
Kevin Amen
Vice President/General Manager
San Antonio Market
Coca-Cola
April Ancira
Vice President
Ancira Auto Group
Brandon Arceneaux
Owner
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
Gary Arthur
Marco Barros
Executive Director
San Antonio Tourism Council
George Becknell, III
Insurance and Investment
Planner
Dr. S. Josh Bell
Sports Medicine Surgeon
San Antonio Orthopaedic
Group
Edward Belmares
Vice President
KFW Engineers & Surveying
George Block
Lisa Blonkvist, CIMA
Senior Vice President,
Investments
Morgan Stanley
Jim Bodenstedt
President
MUY Brands/MUY Pizza
Leni Kirkman
VP, Strategic Communications &
Patient Relations
University Health Systems
Patti Larsen
Area Mgr., Constituent Relations
AT&T External Affairs
Ryan Calong
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Pape-Dawson Engineers, Inc.
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Sports Director
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Whitestone Wealth
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San Antonio Express-News
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U.S. Global Investors, Inc.
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Spurs Sports & Entertainment
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CEO & Founder
Robert Ober & Associates, Inc.
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Owner/CEO
Black Tie Affairs
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Owner
Factory of Champions
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and Business Development
NuStar Energy, LP
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President/CEO
The CE Group, Inc.
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Visit San Antonio
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KPMG, LLP
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Sports Medicine Associates of
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Lone Star Capital Bank, NA
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President
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President
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Licensed Clinical & Performance
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Texas Center for Sport
Psychology
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SWBC
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Assistant City Manager
City of San Antonio
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