YEAR IN REVIEW FY2015

YEAR IN REVIEW FY2015
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
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our mission to transform our community through the power of sport.
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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-
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being of children and their families, the community improved by parks
and enhanced recreational facilities for which we advocate, and our
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economy reaping the positive effects of the premier sporting events
11..........................................Venues
we attract.
12..........................................NCAA® Final Four®
14..........................................Year of Swimming
15..........................................VIVA SWIM For Life
16..........................................Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon
17..........................................Bexar County Games
HEALTHY KIDS
ENGAGE
& INSPIRE •
18..........................................Corporate Cup
• ACTIVE LIVING
19..........................................San Antonio Sports High School All-Star Football Game
20..........................................All Can Ski
21..........................................Valor Games
22..........................................Fundraising Events
24..........................................Financials
EVENTS THAT
IMPACT
PLACES
TO PLAY
25..........................................Community Partners
27..........................................Individual Donors
28..........................................Board of Directors
•
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, H-E-B Pharmacy, Bexar County Community
Venues, San Antonio Convention and Visitors Bureau 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 is an innovative afterschool
B E T T E R AT T E N DA N C E
H E A LT H I E R B M I*
program that ignites a love of sport in 3rd through 5th graders, while
School average School average
teaching them life lessons about active living, good nutrition and strong
i play! average
96%
98%
i play! average
22.25
20.14
personal character.
In 45 inner-city elementary schools in San Antonio and Harlandale
school districts, i play! afterschool students experience daily fundamental
Increased awareness of portion requirements when asked: “How
many servings of fruits & vegetables do we need each day?”
At the end of each five-week unit, San Antonio Sports hosts a programwide tournament for participants and their families. These tournaments
reinforce the positive value of competition as students demonstrate their
new-found skills and parents cheer for their children and their school.
We’re making a difference. Data demonstrates that i play! afterschool
athletes have better attendance than their campus peers, lower BMI
rates and an increased understanding of nutrition standards. Their sport
skills also improved significantly.
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
training in five sports: soccer, track and field, volleyball, tennis and golf.
“i play! has helped
me learn how to eat
healthy and get away
from so much junk
food. I used to get tired
when I would run but
now I can run longer
without getting tired.
I learned that I can do
things I didn’t know I
could do.”
Five Activity Units:
1 = Did not meet requirements
2 = Meets requirements
3 = Exceeds requirements
+15%
+4%
+33%
Golf
Tennis
Soccer
Volleyball
Track & Field
+35%
+25%
+38%
+47%
+29%
*BMI=Body Mass Index is used to define healthy body proportions by computing weight and height and comparing with cohorts by age & gender. This report
combined boys & girls, assuming equal participation ages 9-11 years old
data analysis provided by
Greg D., 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
3,209
Unduplicated Participants
4,032
F I T F A M I LY C H A L L E N G E
Big Event Participant Engagements
Every summer since 2010, San Antonio Sports has provided families
Fit Family Challenge presented by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas.
Organization
Total Screened
This free 12-week summer program is designed to get families active,
H-E-B Pharmacy
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eating better and learning about their health and fitness.
Baptist Mobile Unit
158
SA Parks and Rec. Mobile Fit
289
Though free and open to anyone, Fit Family Challenge targets those
Baptist/Power Team
241
living in the ten zip codes with the highest rates of obesity and diabetes.
Total
976
We host seven Zumba® and Kid Fit classes a week at nearby schools or
community centers. Every third week, we celebrate fitness at a Saturday
morning “Big Event” held in conjunction with a San Antonio City Council
representative.
Fit Family Challenge participants are increasing their physical activity and healthy eating, setting fitness goals, and thanks to free health
screenings, learning their “numbers.”
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
the chance to play, exercise and develop healthy habits through our
“My numbers have
come down and I have
more energy. Plus, my
mental state of mind
is positive…it helps
to do something fun
and see my friends at
class. You have nothing
to lose but weight,
and you gain a lot of
friendships.”
24% increase in number of days participants
are physically active during the week
NUTRITION
Participants’ improvement in number of times/day
Eat Fruit +9%
Eat Vegetables +3%
Drink Water +8%
Eat Fast Food -18%
Improvement in participants’ knowledge and
understanding of their vital health numbers
Glucose +60%
BMI +49%
Blood Pressure +11%
PARTICIPANT DEMOGRAPHICS
89% Hispanic
51% two-parent households
Over 70% of participating adults have children
PARTICIPANTS BY THE NUMBERS
74% had not previously participated in FFC
71% stated their reason for participating in the
program was to stay healthy through physical fitness
H E A LT H F I T N E S S G O A L S
44% increase in those who set health/fitness goals
HEALTH NUMBERS
Yolanda Cruz, Fit Family Challenge
participant who lost almost 30 pounds
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data analysis provided by
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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 consists of two elements: completion of an
San Antonio Sports offers the Go!Kids Challenge™ presented by
eight-week training program during which kids run or walk a cumulative
University Health System to more than 140,000 children in 229 San
marathon, and a kids-only fun run that is part of the Humana Rock ‘n’
Antonio-area elementary schools. The free, six-week spring-semester
Roll San Antonio Marathon weekend.
program encourages kindergarten through 5th graders to run, jump
and play and be active every day, to eat healthy and make water their
Elementary school PE coaches across San Antonio encourage their
primary beverage choice. Go!Kids track their activity in logs, and those
students to track their daily mileage in a special training log, which
who complete the program receive two single-day passes to SeaWorld
allows for the last mile to be completed at the SUBWAY® KiDS ROCK fun
San Antonio.
run at SeaWorld San Antonio. When the kids cross the finish line, they’re
awarded a medal just as impressive as the adults’ marathon medals,
plus they get a t-shirt and a free single-day pass to enjoy that day at
SeaWorld.
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 18 – FEBRUARY 27
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 Challenge, 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 two complimentary admission
tickets to the Go!Kids Challenge Day at SeaWorld San
Antonio!*
140,000
Kids & Families:
Earn a
Be Active, Eat Healthy &
tary
Voucher for Two Complimen
to
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Admission Ticke
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Day
enge
Chall
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Go!K
April 10!
SeaWorld San Antonio on
Fitness log sdistributed
10,250
Learn more at GoKidsChallenge.com
Go!Kids Challenge Day on April 10 at SeaWorld San Antonio!
ATE FRUITS &
VEGETABLES
EVERY DAY
DRANK WATER
AFTER EXERCISE
PUSH-UPS
20 REPETITIONS
JUMPING
ROPE
10 MINUTES
10 MINUTES
JUMPING
JACKS
RUN
OR WALK
25 MINUTES
PLAY
OUTSIDE
30 MINUTES
Color in the
bubbles each
time you do
an activity.
Every child who turns in a
completed activity log earns
ay
a voucher for two single-d
(April 10) complimentary
admission tickets to
SeaWorld San Antonio!*
Do 5 fitness activities every week for
6 weeks and earn a voucher for
2 complimentary admission tickets to
*Restrictions apply. Approved program participants only. Admission
tickets only valid on April 10, 2016 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.
PLAY
SPORTS
Students turned in
completed logs and were
awarded SeaWorld passes
Go!Kids Challenge Day at SeaWorld San Antonio
Sunday, April 10
Admission tickets valid all day
$20 parking per vehicle - Carpooling recommended
30 MINUTES
Entries in
SUBWAY® KiDS ROCK
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EXAMPLE
WEEK
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JANUARY 18-23
WEEK
2
JANUARY 24-30
WEEK
3
JAN 31-FEB 6
WEEK
4
FEBRUARY 7-13
WEEK 5
FEBRUARY 14-20
WEEK 6
FEBRUARY 21-27
Turn this in to
your teacher
by March 4!
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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
SPARK
VENUES
San Antonino Sports knows that to create a healthier, more active
San Antonio Sports advocates for the development of quality athletic
community, we must have safe, quality places for our citizens to play
facilities that our citizens can enjoy and can also host premier sporting
and exercise, particularly in underserved neighborhoods.
events that deliver economic impact and lasting legacies.
One solution is the creation of neighborhood parks on school property
A recent example is our support of the Bexar County 2008 visitor tax
– SPARKs. Rather than padlocking school playgrounds at the end of the
extension, which provided funds to develop 13 sports facilities. Fully
day, San Antonio Sports leads this school park initiative that creates
constructed, these facilities are hosting youth sports teams and national
attractive, functional spaces with walking trails, exercise stations and
competitions.
other enhancements that can be enjoyed by students during the day
and the neighborhood after school hours.
SPARK partners include San Antonio City Council, San Antonio Parks
& Recreation, area school districts and the UTSA Department of
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Completed SPARKs
since 2012
Architecture.
Councilman Ron Nirenberg, District 8, said, “It’s a pleasure to partner
with San Antonio Sports to bring these vibrant green spaces to our
neighborhoods. Having a SPARK within walking distance from home
encourages families to be active together.”
NORTHSIDE SWIM CENTER
Constructed with funds from the 2008 Bexar County visitor tax extension
and Northside ISD, the Northside Swim Center is now a state-of-the-art
swimming and diving facility. Children take swim lessons, swim teams
train and adults swim daily laps here. And in 2015, it was the site of four
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Under contract; 2 nearing
completion
major swim competitions, including USA Swimming’s Phillips 66
National Championships.
ALAMODOME
Not only is the Alamodome San Antonio Sports’ home, it is the
centerpiece of sports facilities in San Antonio. In 2015, the San Antonio
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School districts and one
charter school represented
City Council approved $43 million in renovations, which was the critical
piece in our winning bid for the 2018 NCAA® Men’s Final Four®.
At the request of the City of San Antonio and Bexar County, San Antonio
Sports also maintains a 20-year facilities plan that assesses the needs of
the community. It is available as a resource to identify opportunities for
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facility growth and programming.
SPARKs planned for
2015-16
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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 ®
San Antonio Sports is a critical member of the San Antonio Local
Organizing Committee. Also including the City of San Antonio and UTSA,
S.A.L.O.C. is responsible for hosting three NCAA® Men’s Final Fours®
and two NCAA® Women’s Final Fours® . In 2015, we were thrilled to be
awarded the 2018 NCAA® Men’s Final Four® and plans are underway to
deliver the best collegiate basketball championship ever.
The last time the Final Four was in San Antonio, spectators and participants enjoyed the convenience of a walkable event
“The committee and
the college basketball
community is pretty
excited about going
back to San Antonio.”
Since our first Final Four in 1998, San Antonio has earned a reputation as
a favorite destination of college basketball teams and fans. Our beautiful
footprint between the Alamodome, hotels and ancillary events. As the rendering shows, the footprint gets even smaller after the
transformation of the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center and Hemisfair Park is complete. The NABC Convention, Final Four Fan
Fest, the March Madness Music Festival and other events programmed in to the convention center and park become that much
closer to the action at the Alamodome, making San Antonio the easiest Final Four city to experience.
Dan Gavitt, VP, NCAA® Men’s Basketball
walkable downtown, easily accessible airport and friendly volunteers
have given us a stellar reputation.
And while everyone is having a great time, make no mistake, the
economic value of hosting a Final Four is real. Conservative estimates
put the impact of the 2018 Final Four at roughly $80 million.
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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
THE YEAR OF SWIMMING
V I VA S WI M F O R L I F E
2015 was the Year of Swimming in San Antonio. Thanks to the
VIVA SWIM For Life presented by University Health System was the
development of the impressive Northside Swim Center, San Antonio
perfect marriage of San Antonio Sports’ mission and values. Because we
Sports and the Northside ISD were able to attract three prestigious
had the opportunity to host premier swim championships at a world-
swimming championships to the Alamo City.
class facility, San Antonio Sports, with the support of USA Swimming,
was able to create a life-saving learn-to-swim program that ultimately
April 23 -26
served thousands of children and adults and made a real difference.
• 1,706 Out-of-Town
Participants and Attendees
• $2,026,438 Direct Visitor
Expenditure (DVE)*
July 30 – August 1
• 3,129 Out-of-Town
Participants and Attendees
• $3,097,051 DVE*
August 6 – 10
• 2,591 Out-of-Town
Participants and Attendees
• $4,137,020 DVE*
San Antonio Sports rallied partner organizations in our community
“To be able to have a
crowd that you can
hear like this, that’s this
excited and this much
into it, it plays a big
role in what we do, for
me especially.”
* Source: Steve Nivin, SABER Institute
22-time Olympic Medalist
Michael Phelps, quoted in the San
Antonio Express-News, explaining how
the San Antonio crowd helped him
swim his fastest 200 fly in six years.
8,704
More people took
swim lessons in 2015
100%
Of SAPAR’s 2,880 available
swim lessons were filled
and free of charge
34%
Increase in number of
children who took swim
lessons
with swimming pools and the ability to provide lessons. Then, we
partnered with media outlets to create a compelling public campaign
that stressed the importance for all children, especially those in minority
communities, to learn to swim.
Janeth Valdez, whose daughters Maya and Mia took swim lessons this
summer, said, “It is very important for us as parents that our girls learn
how to swim. My girls, and we as parents, are more reassured when they
are in the water about their risk of drowning and they can now swim
anywhere.”
THE PROGRAM WAS SIMPLE
1. Complete swim lessons at a VIVA SWIM provider
2. Receive a certificate of completion
3. Redeem the certificate of completion for 2 tickets to attend either the
Nationwide US Masters Swimming Spring National Championship or
Phillips 66 National Championships
4. Be awarded a medal by an Olympian at the chosen championship.
8%
Increase in number of swim
lessons offered
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R O C K ‘N ’ R O L L M A R AT H O N
BEXAR COUNTY GAMES
Since 2008, San Antonio has hosted one of the nation’s premier
The Bexar County Games, presented by Ancira and hosted by San
destination running events, the Rock ‘n’ Roll San Antonio Marathon
Antonio Sports at the facilities funded through the voter-approved 2008
& ½ Marathon. In that time, the event has grown to include a 5K, 10K,
Bexar County visitor tax extension, are now in their third year. These
relay and exciting two-day expo. The SUBWAY® KiDS Rock, is also a part
competitions attract national and international as well as local youth
of marathon weekend.
sports teams.
Attracting 20-30,000 runners, it delivers $30 million to our economy
2014 SOCCER
2014 COPA RAYADOS INTERNACIONAL SOCCER TOURNAMENT
annually, and just as important, the marathon has inspired a culture of
fitness in San Antonio. The number of local residents participating has
grown every year, reaching 42% in 2014.
The Humana Rock ‘n’ Roll SA Marathon & ½ Marathon is now held
November 26-30, 2014
$26 million
Economic impact
the first weekend in December. San Antonio Sports recruits and manages
the 3,500 volunteers needed to stage the event, and implements the
SUBWAY® KiDS ROCK school-based training program.
22,600
Registrants
9,191 Out-of-Town Participants and Attendees
$4,996,956 DVE
facilities :
Culebra Creek Soccer Complex, Classics Elite McAllister and
Blossom locations, & Mission City Youth Sports Complex
Source: NACS Impact Calculator
2015 BASKETBALL
BEXAR COUNTY GAMES PRESENTED BY ANCIRA BASKETBALL
TOURNAMENT
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States represented
May 2 & 3, 2015
125 teams
1750 participants
2200 spectators
22 teams, 280 out-of-town participants
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Countries represented
facilities :
Mission Concepcion Sports Park, University of the Incarnate
Word International Fencing Center, St. Anthony’s High School gym, &
Alamo City Christian Fellowship gyms
2015 BASEBALL
San Antonio City Manager Sheryl Sculley said, “We are thrilled to have
BEXAR COUNTY GAMES PRESENTED BY ANCIRA
[Olympic silver medalist] Meb join us in San Antonio to help inspire even
VALERO ENERGY FOUNDATION SUPER SERIES WINTER NATIONAL
more people to run and live a healthy and active lifestyle. Not many
BASEBALL TOURNAMENT
people will ever be able to play basketball with Tim Duncan or catch a
December 5 & 6, 2015
touchdown from their favorite quarterback, but here runners will have
54 Teams from across Texas
the once in a lifetime opportunity to run shoulder to shoulder with one
864 Projected participants
of the greatest runners in American history.”
1400 Projected spectators
facility :
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McAllister Park Little League
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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
San Antonio Sports created Corporate Cup in 2012, a day-long friendly
San Antonio loves high school football, and San Antonio Sports is happy
competition hosted at the University of the Incarnate Word that
to deliver a game day that is one of the best lineups of high school
encourages employee camaraderie, wellness, and athletic skill. With
football showcase events anywhere in the country!
so many companies embracing wellness programs, the Corporate Cup
ANTONIO
SAN
SPORTS
gives local businesses the chance to reward their employees’ healthy
efforts and to celebrate their company’s culture of wellness.
The San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game presented by H-E-B
features the best senior high school football players in the area, many
of whom are committed to play for top universities as well as players
In just a few short years, Corporate Cup has grown and in 2015, attracted
looking for an additional chance to impress college scouts with potential
69 teams in four divisions with more than 3,500 employees competing in
scholarships to offer.
13 events. From competitive, timed track events to all-access activities,
every employee can add to his or her company’s team total.
Hosted in the Alamodome in early January, the local game is played
following the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, which features the best high
Proceeds raised from entry fees support San Antonio Sports’ youth
school players in the country and is televised nationally on NBC.
programs. In addition, companies can gain points through the Corporate
Cup Charity Challenge by donating goods or funds to the San Antonio
Food Bank, Haven for Hope or the South Texas Blood and Tissue Center.
2015 STATS
2015 CHAMPIONS
69 Teams
D1: USAA
3500 participants
D2: NuStar Energy
1500 spectators
D3: Airrosti Rehab Centers
D4: Nature Sweet
CHARITY CHALLENGE RESULTS
Haven for Hope
San Antonio Food Bank
13,041 Clothing items donated
506,227 pounds of food
$24,199 raised will serve 394 single
men, 174 single women, 87 family
South Texas Blood & Tissue
members with 155 children, and
Center
62 veterans currently living on the
4,112 pints of life saving blood
Transformational Campus.
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“Participating
organizations include
a ‘who’s who’ of
local businesses and
institutions. Why
wouldn’t a local
organization want to
be a part of that?”
Raba Kistner Vice President Joe Irizarry
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Players
52
High schools represented
The All-Star Game is broadcast locally on CW35 and ESPN 1250 AM.
37th Annual San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game
January 3 at the Alamodome
East 30 - West 13
East Coach:
West Coach:
David Wetzel
John Campbell
Reagan High School
Brandeis High School
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Athletes advanced to play
college football
11,220
Attendees at the game
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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
Nowhere is the “transformational power of sport” more evident than
The Valor Games Southwest supported by World Car is an adaptive,
during the events San Antonio Sports hosts for people with disabilities,
multi-sport competition for military veterans and active duty members
including wounded military.
with a physical disability. San Antonio Sports is proud to be one of four
san antonio sports
cities to host this event with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. The
San Antonio Sports’ All Can Ski is the nation’s largest water ski clinic for
others include San Francisco, Raleigh-Durham, and Chicago. Through
children and adults with physical disabilities. Every August for 23 years,
the ski team at SeaWorld San Antonio, along with a host of dedicated
entry-level competition in archery, cycling, kayaking, powerlifting,
presented by
wheelchair basketball and air guns, participants are encouraged to
volunteers, has suited up to give participants the opportunity to
include sports in their rehabilitation programs and to continue to
experience the excitement and freedom of adaptive waterskiing.
advance in competition.
“For so many participants, this is a chance to leave wheelchairs and
crutches on the dock and experience the thrill of waterskiing,” said Ross
Davis, a Paralympic gold medalist who has coordinated the event since
1995.
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Days of skiing
120
Adults & children with
disabilities and wounded
veterans skied
1,000
Laps around the
SeaWorld lake
POWERED BY PEOPLE. DRIVE N BY RELATI ONSHIPS.
3
Days of competition
6
Sporting events
99
Wounded veteran
competitors
20
States represented
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SUPPORT
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FUNDRAISING EVENTS
HALL OF FAME
CHARITY GOLF CLASSIC
San Antonio Sports’ flagship fundraising event is the San Antonio Sports
SAN ANTONIO
SPORTS
Hall of Fame Tribute, the annual induction ceremony for a new Hall of
CHARITY
Fame class. Featuring unparalleled silent and live auctions, this black-tie
gala is beautiful, moving and fun. Most importantly, it raises thousands
CLASSIC
of dollars to support San Antonio Sports’ youth programs.
PRESENTED BY
Supporters of San Antonio Sports take to the links in October to have
fun, enjoy the exclusive Dominion Country Club greens and raise money
to help children in our nonprofit’s youth programs.
Bruce Bowen, San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2012 member,
said, “I’m here because it’s golf, and of course, I want to come out and
play. But more importantly, it’s for San Antonio Sports and the fact they
$27,000
$258,000
Raised
continuously do things to help kids out.”
In 2015, 31 teams and 124 golfers participated.
PULL FOR KIDS
Raised to support
youth programs
San Antonio Sports hosts Pull for Kids, a first-class invitational shotgun
shoot, every spring at the National Shooting Complex. Participants can
shoot skeet, trap or sporting clays and enjoy spirited competition, while
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supporting San Antonio Sports and its youth programs.
Attendees
Class of 2015
The 2015 Tribute gala featured live entertainment by Grand Funk
Railroad.
Gary DeLaune, Pat Frost,
Al LaMacchia and
Doug Moe
$48,000
Raised
73
Shooters participated
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SUPPORT
SUPPORT
FINANCIALS
COMMUNIT Y PARTNERS
REVENUE FY2015
FUNDING
1% SPARK
The nonprofit San Antonio Sports’ FY 2015 $2.9
2% Youth Programs
million annual budget* was funded primarily
3% Individual Contributions
by cash and value-in-kind contributions from
4% City of San Antonio
individual and corporate donors.
P L AT I N U M
($50,000+)
7% Athletic Events
8% Fundraising (Net)
San Antonio Sports, through the San Antonio
19% Grants
Convention & Visitors Bureau, has a professional
56% Corporate
Contributions
services agreement with the City of San Antonio
and is charged with bringing premier sporting
events to the City that boost sports tourism,
economic impact and provide opportunities for
our citizens.
RETURN ON INVESTMENT
Since 1991, San Antonio Sports-hosted events
have generated more than $534 million in
EXPENSES FY2015
economic impact. To date, San Antonio Sports8% Administrative
hosted athletic events have generated Texas
9% Fundraising &
Development
Special Events Trust Fund rebates to our city
34% Events
totaling over $18.5 million.
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ANCIRA
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49% Youth Programs
($25,000-49,999)
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Over $534 million
Economic impact
since 1991
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* The FY2015 budget does not include In-Kind contributions expected to be received during
the year. Revenues and Expenses presented for FY2015 reflect $1.8 million in Corporate
support through In-Kind contributions.
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SUPPORT
C O M M U N I T Y PA R T N E R S
S I LV E R
$10,000-$24,999
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
Ben E. Keith Co.
Black Tie Affairs
Capital Group
Children’s Hospital of
San Antonio
Circle Bar Foundation
Coca-Cola Refreshments
Community First Health Plans
Corporate Travel Planners
George P. Becknell III
Comprehensive Planning Innovative Solutions
Glazer’s Distributing
Gold’s Gym
KLOVE
La Prensa
Maverick Video Production
SA Express News
Sports Medicine Associates
Spurs Sports and
Entertainment
SWBC
TEAMSA Endowment
Texas Center for Sports
Psychology
The Miner Corporation
U.S. Soccer Foundation
UTSA Athletics
VIA
World Car
BRONZE
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Up to $9,999
Academy Sports
Accenture
AECOM
Airrosti Rehab Centers
Alamo Area Aquatics
Alamo Group Insurance
Allied Advertising
Alpha Media - ESPN 1250
Baptist Health System
BBVA Compass Foundation
BDO
BioBridge Global
BMW of San Antonio
Bridgehead IT, Inc.
Broadway National Bank
Catto & Catto
Chipotle
Cloud Sherpa’s
CommuniCare Health Center
Computer Rescue
Covenant
Cox Media Group
Cox Smith
Creative Civilization
CST Brands, Inc.
David and Betty Sacks
Foundation
De Mott, McChesney, Curtright
and Armendáriz, LLP
Dixie Flag
Eliseo’s Garage
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Ernst & Young
Farm Bureau Bank
Flying Circle Bags
Foresight Golf Management
Freeman Audio Visual
Frost And Sullivan
General Motors LLC
Generations Federal
Credit Union
GLI Distributing
Gordon Hartman Family
Foundation
Dr. David Green
Hixon Properties, Inc.
Hogan/Homespring Realty
Partners
Humble Creek Ranch
Ideal Signs
James Sanford Foundation
Jana, Inc.
Jefferson Bank
Joeris General Contractors. Ltd.
Judy Dalrymple/Phyliss
Browning
Kohl’s Cares Associates
in Action
KPMG
La Cantera Hill Country Resort
Legacy Mutual
Linebarger Goggan Blair &
Sampson, LLP
Lockhead Martin
Lone Star Capital Bank
LPA, Inc.
MacGregor Medical Center
Manheim San Antonio
Marmon Mok Architecture
MassMutual South Texas
Mays Family Foundation
McDonalds
McKamie Krueger, LLP
Merrill Lynch
Methodist Healthcare Ministries
Mirza Trust
Mission Pharmacal
Morgan Stanley Foundation
Munters
Myomo
Nature Sweet
New York Life
Oak Hills Chiropractic
Omni San Antonio Hotel
One Source Networks
Our Lady of the Lake University
Overland Partners
Palo Alto College
Pape-Dawson Engineers, Inc.
Pepsi Beverages Company
Peripheral Vascular Associates
Quintanilla Management
Company
Raba-Kistner Consultants, Inc.
Raising Canes Restaurants, LLC
Republic National
Distributing Co.
Richard & Suzanne Wade
Rio, Rio Cantina
Sage Advisory Services LTD. CO.
Saint Mary’s University
San Antonio Area Foundation
San Antonio Chamber of
Commerce
San Antonio Economic
Development Foundation
San Antonio Food Bank
San Antonio Jewelry
San Antonio Missions
San Antonio Orthopaedic
Group
San Antonio Scorpions
Shanska USA Building Inc.
Shweiki Media Inc
Sirius Computer Solutions
Southwest Research Institute
State Farm
Strasburger & Price, L.L.P.
Sundt Foundation
Sunshine Ventures
Taco Cabana
Texas Capital Bank
Texas High School
Coaches Association
Texas Strategy Group
The CE Group
The Jewelry Store
The Watermark Group
Total Wine
Trinity University
U.S. Global Investors. Inc.
University of the
Incarnate Word
Univision
USAA Foundation
Valero Alamo Bowl
Warm Springs
Webhead
Wells Fargo
Wenger Foundation
Whitestone Wealth
Management
Y & L Consulting
YMCA of Greater San Antonio
Zachry Interests, Inc.
HALL OF FAME AUCTION DONORS
HALL OF FAME AUCTION BUYERS
$10,000+
Gary & Sherrell Carter
Mr. & Mrs. Red McCombs
NuStar Energy, LP
$2,000-9.999
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
AT&T
Black Tie Affairs Catering, Inc.
Russ Bookbinder
Dallas Cowboys
H-E-B
Machinery Auctioneers of
San Antonio
MattressFirm
Morris Kaye & Sons Furs
Muy! Pizza Huts
Silver Eagle Distributing, Inc.
Southwest Exteriors
Jim Speights, M.D.
The Jewelry Store
$500-1.999
Alberico Fine Wine
Mr. Quincy Barnes
Mr. & Mrs. George Block
Dennis Jewelry Company
Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse &
Wine Bar
Mr. & Mrs. Rob Holliday
Hotel Eilan
Valerie & Keith Hunter
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Jorgensen
JW Marriott & TPC Golf
Kent Krauss
Olga Kucerak
Dustin Martinez
Sandy McPherson
Moretti’s Fine Jewelry
Morton’s The Steakhouse
Lori Norwood
PAC-12 Conference
Page Barteau Catering
Republic National Distributing
Company LLC
Rex Formal Wear
Rio San Antonio Cruises
San Antonio Business Journal
San Antonio Scorpions
SeaWorld
Shetler Wade Jewelers
Silo Elevated Cuisine
@ Loop 604
Spurs Sports & Entertainment
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Bonnette
Texas A&M University
$499 and under
1-Two-Tree Trimming
Adams Outfitters
Alamo Beer Company
Aldaco’s
Americus Diamond Charitable
Giving Program
AnSo Photography
Atlantis Casino Resort Spa
Beachgate Condo Suites
& Motel
Bead Boys
Becker Vineyards
Bejeweled Boutique
Bell Mountain Vineyards, Inc.
Ben Mata Art
Biga On The Banks
Ernest & Sherry Brown
Vivian Bucay, M.D.
CD Exchange
Champion Fit Gym
Cheesy Jane’s Big Burgers
of Texas LLC
Club Humidor
Coushatta Casino Resort
$10,000+
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Cunningham
Mr. & Mrs. Kirk Jorgensen
Mr. Keith Kochan
Ms. Donna Martel
Mr. Bret Piatt
Mr. & Mrs. Alec Woodson
$2,000-9.999
Dr. & Mrs. Clint Baisden
Ms. Shelly Contreras
Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Guerra
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Hendin
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Moe
Mr. Richard Ojeda
Mr. Dan Pedrotti
Ms. Christy Prescott
Ms. Sam Rocha
Mr. Al Rodriguez
Mr. Kenneth Schland
The PM Group
Mr. & Mrs. Brad Young
$500-1.999
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Arthur
Mr. & Mrs. Al Atkinson
Mr. Edward Belmares
Mr. & Mrs. Tim Blonkvist
Mr. & Mrs. Dick Breakie
Mr. John Carbajal
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Chapman
Mr. Sam Dawson
Mr. & Mrs. Pat Frost
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Haberstroh
Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Leek
Mr. Joe Maratea
Mr. & Mrs. Frank McCaffrey
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Montemayor
Mr. & Mrs. Tim Morrow
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ober
Mr. & Mrs. Danny Oliver
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Patton
Mr. Jeepers Ragsdale
Ms. Jane Ragsdale
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Shaw
Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Sheridan
Mr. & Mrs. Justin Steen
Mr. John Thabet
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wade
$499 and under
Mr. Al Aguilar
Mr. & Mrs. Geren Anderson
Mr. Rob Bahl
Mr. & Mrs. George Becknell III
Mr. Shawn Behrens
Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Berman
Mr. & Mrs. David Blank
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Brigante
Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Calong
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Carolin
Mr. & Mrs. Pedro Carranza
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Christian
Mr. & Mrs. David Colonna
Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Contreras
Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Conway
Mr. Ross Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Gene Dawson
Ms. Nancy Dean
Mr. & Mrs. Dan Decker
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Delaune
Mr. & Mrs. David Dickson
Mr. & Mrs. Tres Doran
Ms. Cynthia Ellison
Ms. Sarah Eury
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Evans
Ms. Liz Fritz
Mr. Colton Hedges
Mr. & Mrs. John Herbots
Mr. John Hernandez
Mr. Justin Holley
Humana
Cypress Grille in Boerne
Denise’s Design Studio
Disneyland Resort
DoubleTree by Hilton Houston
Hobby Airport
For the Love of Kids
and Harleys
Liz Fritz
Frost Bank
Grand Hyatt Hotel
Grey Moss Inn
Hotel Valencia Riverwalk
Jamaica Jamaica Cuisine
James Avery
Kendra Scott Design
Rosemary Kowalski
KPMG, LLP
LaMacchia Famiy
Laser Quest
Lincoln Heights
Animal Hospital
Lisa’s Mexican Restaurant
Steve Longley
Magnolia Pancake Haus
Marriott Plaza San Antonio
Marriott Rivercenter/Riverwalk
Hotel
Moon Mippy Stationery & Gifts
Noel Nicholls
Omni La Mansion Hotel
Optimum Foot Care
P. F. Chang’s
Paesano’s Restaurant
Panchito’s
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Perez
Pericos
Permanent Cosmetics by
Jeanette McCright
Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille
Piatti Restorante & Bar
Quest Couch
Ranger Creek Brewery
Rangers Baseball & Tickets
Reed Candle Company
RGC & Associates, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Al Rodriguez
Ruth’s Chris’ Steakhouse
San Antonio Music Academy
San Antonio Sports
Shag The Salon
Lynn Riddick, Silpada Designs
Spice of Life Catering
St Juste Mgmt. Corp. dba
Burger King
Stone Street Pub & Bistro
Taco Cabana
The Barn Door
The Brown Bag
Sandwich Shop
The Historic Crockett Hotel
The Magik Theatre
The Westin Riverwalk
The Witte Museum
John A. Tondre
Total Wine
Travelpro
Two Hearts Yoga Studio
U.S. Olympic Committee
Uribe’s Jewelers
USA Basketball
USA Swimming
Volum Hair Salon
World Affairs Council of
San Antonio
Dawn Wright
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Hunter
Mr. & Mrs. Hike Jackson
Mr. & Mrs. John Janney
Mr. & Mrs. Robin Kelner
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Lennane
Mr. Rito Martinez
Mr. & Mrs. David Matteson
Mr. & Mrs. Frank McDonald
Mr. & Mrs. Paul McGinlay
Mr. Sean McKenna
Ms. Lauren McPherson
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Miceli
Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Montez
Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Moynihan
Mr. & Mrs. William Alberts
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Oliver
Ms. Sue O’Reilly
Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Perez
Ms. James Phillips
Mr. & Mrs. Doak Pierce
Corporate Travel Planners
Mr. Stephen Pundt
Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Ramos
Ms. Sister Reed
Mr. & Mrs. Perry Robinson
Mr. Roger Rodriguez
Ms. Tina Salazar
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Salyers
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Schwarze
Mr. & Mrs. John Seabers
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Siciliano
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Simmons
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Soat
Ms. Elisa Suehs
Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Tong
Mr. & Mrs. Pete Van De Putte
Mr. Jonathan Villanueva
Mr. Oscar Villarreal
Ms. Addison Walton
Mr. Cliff Watkins
Dr. Julie Wiernik
Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Wundt
INDIVIDUAL DONORS
LEGENDS
$2,000 and up
Russ & Tammy Bookbinder
Ann C. Coleman
Charles Ebrom
Carl Fellbaum
Pat & Kelley Frost
Gary Woods
CHAMPIONS
$1,000-$1,999
William Alberts
Ernesto Ancira
Gary & Sheila Arthur
Susan & James Blackwood
George E. Block
Carolyn Blumit
James W. Callaway
Jean Cheever
Fully & Gloria Clingman
Guy Clumpner
Pamela J. Douglass
Lisa Ann Friel
Claud Gilmer
Bill & Marsha Hanson
John Herbots
Chuck & Mary Ullmann Japhet
Greg & Leigh Ann King
William Latham
Steve Markey
Sylvia Montemayor
Robert Ober
Richard Ojeda
Danny & Annette Oliver
Timothy Palomera, M.D.
The PM Group
Gregg Popovich
Carlos Ramos
Becky Rathburn
Bob & Laura Raymond
Jim & Katie Reed
RS1 Holdings, Inc
David R. Schmidt, M.D.
Greg Sinatro
Earl E. Smith III
Oran J. Tsakopulos
Bruce & Susie Vetters
Mark H. Wright
Robert Wright Jr.
Brad Young
A L L-S T A R S
$500-$999
Al Aguilar
George P. Becknell, III
Lisa Blonkvist
Steven Brand
Henry G.Brummett
Dana Carter
Michael S. Ciskowski
Don Clauson
Craig Clayton
Jeff Conrad
Tom Frost
Jack Hank
Ben Hart
Scott Helbing
Frank & Cecilia Herrera
John Kaler
William Kaufman
Thomas Kingman, M.D.
Dick Lord
Bill Lyons
Michelle Mayer
Robert G. McGann
Susan McGee
Sam Monaco
John Morris
Richard Norden
Jonathan Owens
Richard & Judy Perez
Mark Phariss
David Rogers
Rick Smith, Jr.
Roy Terracina
Warren Tichenor
Edward E. Whitacre, Jr.
Dale Wood, M.D.
Alec Woodson
T E A M M AT E S
Up to $499
Val Ackerman
Deana Acosta
Louise Actkinson
Tres Adami
Vanesia Adkins
Larry Ainsworth
Staci Almager
April Ancira
Melissa Anderson
Brandon Arceneaux
David Archer
Bill Armwood
Frank Arnold
Ann Ash
Al Atkinson
Linus Baer
Rob Bahl
James Bailey
Howard Baker
Denise Barkhurst
Amber Barnes
Marco A. Barros
Terry Beck
Shawn Behrens
Vicki Belcher
Cookie & Lou Belinsky
S. Josh Bell, M.D.
Bobby Berman
Trevor Bird
Bob Bishop
Douglas Blank
Stanley Blend
Tim Blonkvist
Robert Blount
Robert Boerner
Stephen Bonnette
Preston Boyd
Lynn Bradshaw
Diana Braschler
Lana & Dick Breakie
Frank Brigante
David Brimager
David Brown
Melissa Burnett
Stephen Calderon
Ryan Calong
John Camarillo
Robert Canales
Eddie & Sharron Carnes
Pedro Carranza
Bo Carrington
Tom Carter
Rick Cavender
Cathy Cavender
Mike Chapman
Charles Cheever
Eric Chiboroski
Bart Childers
Joy Christian
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SUPPORT
SUPPORT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
INDIVIDUAL DONORS
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Dale Christian
Charles Christian, Jr., M.D.
Asia Ciaravino
Henry G. Cisneros
Peter Clackson
Dallas Cloud
Larry Coker
Jerry Comalander
Michael Conti
Carlos Contreras
Bruce Conway
Robert Corbo
Allannah Cortez
Angelica Cox
Shirley Crandall
Chris Crane
Patricia Cuellar
Bruce Culver
Becky Cunningham
Kevin Cunningham
Bill Cunningham
Edwin Custodio
Marcia Custodio
John Dallahan
Eva D’Antonio
Ross Davis
Perry Deckard
Dustin Deen
Chynnon DeLaune
Arnold DeLeon
James Dent
Meghann Dibrell
Betty Dobbins
Kevin C. Dodd
Angela Dooms
Jack Doran
Allen Dorsey
James Doyle
Norman Dugas
Francis Dusenbury
Lynn Dusenbury
Cynthia Ellison
Michael Esposito
Larry Evans
Rosie Featherston
Chip Flanagan
Derrick Fox
Daniel Franks
Liz Fritz
Jayne Garrett
Lavonne Garrison
David Garza
Jaime Garza, M.D.
Joe Gaughan
Andy & Suzy Gillen
Dianne Glover
Larry J. Goldman
Jessica Gonzales
Pete Gonzales
Sonia Gonzalez
William Gordon, M.D.
John & Linda Graham
Steven Brand Green
Nichole & Mark Greenberg
Gerald Q. Greenfield, Jr., M.D.
Laura Groff
Joseph Gubic
Troy Haby
Julian Hall
Ryan Hamman
Clayton Hansen, M.D.
Randy Harig
Madeline Harlan
Cristina Heaney
Bill Hickey
Brian Hicks
Anna Hilton
Janet & Rob Holliday
William Hrynyshyn
Adam Hughes
Dan Hughes
Keith Hunter
Celia Jairala
Larry James
Janet Jendrzey
Stacey Johnson
Michael Johnson
Jerry & Brenda Johnson
Matt Johnson
Greg Jones
Jon Jones
Bob Jorgensen
Bernie Kampschmidt
Mary Kirk
Keith Kochan
Ryan Kohnen
Rosemary Kowalski
Kent Krauss
Paul Larson
Aaron Leek
Abigail Leija
Glen Leonard
Arthur Lesavoy
Vicki Lewallen
Elizabeth Leyendecker
Esteban Lopez, M.D.
Jo Lowe
Sarah Lucero
Beco Maldanado
Joseph Maratea
Rocco Margiotta
Al & Mary Brent Marks
Mike Martinez
Peter Martinez
Bruce Massey
David Matteson
David Matthews
Maggie Maulini
Marcelo Maurk
Billie May
Edith McAllister
William McBride
Frank McCaffrey
Bill McCandless
Stephen McCreary
John McFall
Paul McGinlay
Lott McIlhenry
Doris McIntosh
William McKamie
Jose Menendez
Susan Mengden
Buddy Meyer
Thomas & Melissa Mieras
Robert Miller
Jason Minnix
Doug Moe
Cindy Moran
Bret Morgan
Gary Moy
Greg Muenster
Joseph Mullenax
Deirdre Murphy
Dan Naranjo
Margaret Netemeyer
Gary Newsom
Noel Nicholls
Tommy Nobis
Donna C. Normandin
Morgan Norris
Lori Norwood
Michael Ochoa
Margie O’Krent
Michael Oliver
Laura Oliver
Richard Oliver
Sue O’Reilly
Gretchen Osborne
Milind Parekh
Dan Pedrotti
Patricia Pendegraff
Matt Pepperling
Richard Perez
Phillip Pfeiffer
Katherine Phillips
Olan Phillips
Bret Piatt
David Pizzini
Robert Potter
Kevin Potts
Dean Radla
Tony Ramos
Ramos & Del Cueto PLLC
Bob Raymond
Sister Reed
Greg Reed
Mark Reeve
Mary Reilly-Magee
Judy Rettinger
Michael Rey
Myrna Reyes
Steve Richards
Lee Richardson
Gordon Richardson
Al Richter
John Riquelme
Sahara Rodriguez
Lucy Rodriguez
Roger Rodriguez
Trey Rogers
Barbara Rosen
D. W. Rutledge
Michael Salas
Tina Salazar
Tanya Sammis
Sammis & Ochoa
Michael Sawaya
Christa Scannell
Marty Schimcek
Michael Schott
John Seabers
Enrique Segura
Gregory Senelick
Tom Shaw
Robert Shelby
Gerry Sheridan
Jim Siciliano
T. Silliman
Robert Simmons
Lou Simmons
Harold J. Skarda
Lynn Smasal
Bruce Smith
Cecilia Snyder
Scott Solberg
Craig Spalding
Jack J. Spector
Justin Steen
Jim Streety
Greg Stroud
George Stumberg
Chip Sugg
Bill Surbey
Lt. Col. Ralph Talbot
Dawn Taylor
John Thabet
Sonya Thomas
Julie Trevino
Lorence Trick, M.D.
Margaret Ullmann
Maina Urra
George Valenzuela
Leticia and Pete Van de Putte
John Walcott
Scott Walker
Jon Wampler
The Watermark Group
Jim Watts
Lora Watts
Richard Weber
Robert Weigel
Brian Wessel
Jim & Carolyn Wheat
Sunita White
Julie Wiernik, M.D.
Bob Wills
Duane Wilson
Jacqueline Wilson
Kyle Wundt
Scott Zolinski
2015 TEAMSA
ENDOWMENT
MEMBERS
CHAIR
Janet Holliday
President/CEO
The CE Group, Inc.
Timothy S. Palomera, M.D.
Sports Medicine Associates of
San Antonio
Lori Houston
Assistant City Manager
City of San Antonio
Robert Potter
Executive Vice President
Lone Star Capital Bank, NA
Vanesia Y. Adkins, SGS
Sales Director, South Texas
Humana, Inc.
Mike Chapman
Executive Vice President / Chief
Operating Officer
Security Service FCU
Patti Larsen
Area Mgr., Constituent Relations
AT&T External Affairs
Dean Radla
General Manager
Sinclair Broadcast Group
Al Aguilar
Chairman/CEO
Creative Civilization
Jeff Conrad
Corporate Strategy
Rackspace
Joe Linson
President
JEL & Associates
Carlos Ramos
Region Director, Customer Care
Coca-Cola Refreshments
William Alberts
Vice President, Legal
Rackspace Managed Hosting
Ernest Cunningham
President & CEO
One Source Networks
Dr. Esteban Lopez
Regional President
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas
Bob Raymond
Regional Vice President of Sales
Dahill
As of November 1, 2015
Danny Oliver
Senior Vice President, Marketing
and Business Development
NuStar Energy, LP
Gold Podium Club
Jean Cheever
MEMBERS
Silver Podium Club
Gary and Shelia Arthur
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
Susan and James Blackwood
Lisa and Tim Blonkvist
Jyl and Randy Cain
Betty and Charles Ebrom
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
Carri Baker Wells
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
Jim Bodenstedt
CEO/President
MUY! Companies
Ryan Calong
Director National Accounts
Silver Eagle Distributing, Inc.
April Ancira
Vice President
Ancira Auto Group
Sam Dawson
CEO
Pape-Dawson Engineers, Inc.
Dick Lord
Sr. Vice President - Investments
Merrill Lynch
Judy Rettinger
General Manager
Time Warner Cable Media
Brandon Arceneaux
Owner
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
Dan Decker
Park President
SeaWorld San Antonio
Steve Markey
Managing Partner, CPA
Whitestone Wealth
Management
Gary Arthur
Sr. Vice President – Wholesale
Marketing
Valero Energy Corporation
Jim Dent
Regional Process Owner
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Kate Rogers
Vice President, Partner
Communications &
Engagement
H-E-B
Luis Ayala
General Manager
Pepsi Beverages Company
Marco Barros
President & CEO
San Antonio Tourism Council
George Becknell, III
Comprehensive PlanningInnovative Solutions
Dr. S. Josh Bell
Sports Medicine Surgeon
San Antonio Orthopaedic
Group
Edward Belmares
KFW Engineers & Surveying
George Block
Lisa Blonkvist, CIMA
Senior Vice President, Wealth
Management
Morgan Stanley
Charlie Ebrom
Vice President
Zachry Interests, Inc
Catherine Ferguson
VP of Marketing
San Antonio Express-News
Joseph B. Gaughan
Partner
Ernst & Young, LLP
Mike Gorman
Vice President Malt, South Texas
Glazer’s Inc.
Dr. Clayton Hansen
Oak Hills Chiropractic
Robert G. McGann
President & General Manager
KENS-TV
Susan McGee
President, General Counsel
U.S. Global Investors, Inc.
Frank Miceli
Senior Vice President Sales and
Marketing
Spurs Sports & Entertainment
Robert Ober
CEO & Founder
Robert Ober & Associates, Inc.
Richard Ojeda
Owner/CEO
Black Tie Affairs
Don Harris
Sports Director
WOAI-TV
Richard Oliver
Director of Communications
San Antonio Convention and
Visitors Bureau
Ben Hart
Owner
Factory of Champions
Jonathan D. Owens
Partner, Assurance & Advisory
KPMG, LLP
Jeff Ruiz
General Manager, San Antonio
Operations
Medtronic, Inc.
Tina Salazar
Supervisor/Owner
McDonalds Restaurants
Robert “Chip” K. Sugg
Partner
Strasburger Price Oppenheimer
Blend
Dr. Julie L. Wiernik
Licensed Clinical & Performance
Psychologist
Texas Center for Sport
Psychology
Brad Young
Chief Operating Officer - The
Financial Institution Group
SWBC
E X-O F F I C I O
Bill Brendel
General Manager
The Crockett Hotel
Hank Brummett
Josh Davis
Olympic Gold Medalist
Derrick Fox
President/CEO
Valero Alamo Bowl
Kent Krauss
Joe Krier
Krier Consulting Group
Robert Marbut, Jr.
Marbut Consulting
Lou Simmons
Director of Sales, South Texas
Region
AT&T Mobility
Richard Perez
President & CEO
San Antonio Greater Chamber
of Commerce
Jeff Skelton
Altamira Benefit Advisors
Steve Richards
President
Strategic Edge 360 Nonprofit
and Olympic Sports
Management & Consulting
Richard W. Smith Jr.
Principal
ChapmanSchewe Benefits
Consulting
Justin Steen
President
Miner National Service
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OUR TEAM
E VE RY DAY, WE ARE TRANSFORMING OUR
COM M UNIT Y T HR OUG H THE POWER OF SPORT.
H E A LT H Y K I D S
We strive to ensure that all children in our
community have access to sports and fitness
programs that allow them to reach their full
potential.
O U R S TA F F
Russ Bookbinder
President & CEO
Mary Ullmann Japhet
Sr. Vice President, Communications
& Community Engagement
Jenny Carnes
Vice President, Bids & Events
Sylvia Montemayor
Vice President, Finance & Administration
Mandy Adkins
Director, Youth and Community Programs
E V E N T S T H AT I M PAC T
We target sports as a growth industry,
bringing marquee sporting events that
boost our economy and create international
exposure for our city.
Tony Benke
Manager, Volunteers
David Blank
Director, Event Operations & Facilities
Ross Davis
Director, Marketing
Sara Huedepohl
Manager, Youth Programs
Janet Jendrzey
Executive Assistant
Bryan Lester
Graphic Artist
P L A C E S T O P L AY
We support the development and
maintenance of safe, high-quality sports and
recreation facilities.
Dorsena Picknell
Director, Sponsorships
Myrna Reyes
Director, Special Events
Andy Seaman
Manager, Event Operations
Joseph Segura
Manager, Finance
Carol Smith
Grants Writer
Carolyn Wheat
Manager, Public Relations
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