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Florida Sports Monthly Update - August, 2016 Upcoming Events 40 Floridians on Team USA Olympic Team roster August 13-14, 2016 When Team USA enters the Maracanã Florida Senior Games Softball Qualifier Stadium for the Opening Ceremonies in Eddie C. Moore Complex, Clearwater Rio de Janeiro, on Friday, August 5, 40 August 19, 2016 of the team members will be Floridians. FSF Board of Directors Meeting Daytona International Speedway The 17 days of Olympic competition will begin on Friday and conclude on Sunday, August 21. More August 25, 2016 than 10,500 athletes from 206 nations are expected to Florida Senior Games Series Workshop participate in 28 sports Sheraton Sand Key Resort, Clearwater The 40 athletes representing Florida is second highest total September - November, 2016 Sunshine State Games from the 46 states represented. California leads the way with Sport Shooting Championships 125. Various Florida locations Highlighting the roster of 40 athletes are four Floridians who September 24-25, 2016 have competed in the Sunshine State Games, the state’s Sunshine State Games Olympic-style Sports Festival for amateur athletes of all ages. International Beach Games Sheraton Sand Key Resort Clearwater, Florida November 4, 2016 Gulfstream Park to host World’s Richest Race in FSF Board of Directors Meeting January Raymond James Stadium, Tampa The $12 million Pegasus World Cup - the world's richest November 5-6, 2016 Sunshine State Games Thoroughbred race - has been scheduled for Saturday, Jan. Fall Lacrosse Championships 28, 2017 at Gulfstream Park. and Baton Twirling Championships Vero Beach, Florida December 3-11, 2016 Florida Senior Games a qualifier for the 2017 National Senior Games Clearwater, Florida FSF Sponsors The Pegasus World Cup will be the first event of its kind in Thoroughbred racing and is designed to promote the sport of horse racing while creating a lucrative opportunity for owners of World Class Thoroughbreds. There will be 12 entrants who will pay $1 million each to buy a spot in the Pegasus World Cup starting gate. Miami Marlins begin 2017 MLB All Star Game Preparations with Logo Unveiling Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred, local officials and the Miami Marlins proudly unveiled the official logo for the 2017 MLB All-Star Game presented by MasterCard. The 2017 All-Star Game will be played in Miami for the first time, Tuesday, July 11, 2017. The Marlins also offered fans a variety of ways to purchase tickets to the Mid-Summer Classic. The Marlins are contenders for post-season play and if the season were to end today would earn one of the Wild Card Playoff Spots. The Marlins have 12 home games during August with home series’ against the San Francisco Giants, Chicago White Sox, Kansas City Royals and San Diego Florida Sports Foundation Padres. The Sunday, August 14 game against the White Sox A Division of Enterprise Florida, Inc. features a Billy the Marlins’ Birthday Bash and a Backpack 101 North Monroe Street giveaway to the first 5,000 youth fans. Suite 1000 Tallahassee, FL 32301 The Tampa Bay Rays closed out the month of July with a (850) 488-8347 four-game win streak including a sweep of the New York Yankees. Fans have plenty of opportunities to see the Rays in Clearwater Satellite Office August as they host 17 home games at Tropicana Field 1501 N. Belcher Road, #238 Clearwater, FL 33761 against the Kansas City Royals, Minnesota Twins, San Diego (727) 724-3082 Padres, Texas Rangers and Boston Red Sox. www.flasports.com Jason Siegel to lead Central Florida Sports Commission Former President and CEO of the Orlando Solar Bears hockey team, Jason Siegel, joined the Central Florida Sports Commission as interim president and CEO. The Central Florida Sports Commission hosted 77 events last year that generated more than $131 million in economic impact. These events attracted thousands of athletes and their families to Orlando, as well as fans, that also can turn into longer vacation stays. FSF Welcomes New Staff Member The FSF is proud to welcome Elissa DiCampli, to the staff as an Executive Assistant. Elissa is a recent graduate of Florida State University. Prior to accepting the position at the FSF, she worked at Capitol Alliance Group, a government relations consulting firm with a track record of success in serving a broad range of clients interests at the state and local levels in Florida. FSF Amateur Sports Athletes in the News A pair of Florida athletes with different levels of experience were recently featured in state media outlets. Read about and hear an interview with Florida Senior Games swimmer Barbara Goltz, of Tallahassee and Sunshine State Games Archer Sydney Sullenberger, of Valrico. Goltz not only competes on a state level in the Florida Senior Games, but competes on a national level and has won National Senior Games gold medals. Sullenberger is just starting out on the archery range and has set goals to advance from the statewide level to national competition. Both are athletes who are taking full advantage of the FSF’s amateur sports programs. The FSF partnered with the unique how to Do florida television show about the Florida Senior Games and Florida Grapefruit League. The show’s how-to format is designed to motivate viewers to venture outdoors and experience new and exciting activities, with host Chad Crawford. See Chad’s day at the 2015 Florida Senior Games, in Clearwater, and be on the lookout for the show where he and his son, Chase, experienced a day with the Minnesota Twins at the CenturyLink Sports Complex in Fort Myers. August brings Football to Florida Florida’s three NFL teams are on the field practicing as we begin the month of August. Within the next two weeks they will hit the field as a team working toward Week One of the 2016 NFL season, on September 11. The Jacksonville Jaguars begin their pre-season traveling to meet the New York Jets on Thursday, August 11. Their first home pre-season game is Saturday, August 20 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Miami Dolphins travel to meet the New York Giants on Friday, August 12 and take the field against the Atlanta Falcons on, Thursday, August 25, at Orlando's Camping World Stadium. The Dolphins will get their first look at the renovations at the New Miami Stadium on September 1 against the Tennessee Titans. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are also on the road for the first week of pre-season against the Philadelphia Eagles on August 11. Bucs fans can see the team play at Raymond James Stadium on August 26 against the Cleveland Browns. Plenty of College Football to follow as well Fans of Florida college football teams are counting down the days throughout the month of August as teams hit the field in preparation for the 2016 season. All 18 Florida college teams begin play between Thursday, September 1 and Monday, September 5, including the historical first game for the West Florida Argonauts. The Florida International Golden Panthers open against the Indiana Hoosiers in Miami. The Labor Day weekend wraps up, Monday night, September 5, with the Camping World Kickoff in Orlando with the Florida State Seminoles and Ole Miss Rebels. Check out the schedules for all 18 Florida teams and three NFL teams at Florida Football Central, the only resource featuring all of Florida’s football teams in one place. Tampa Bay/College Football Playoff Newsletter available Make plans now to be a part of the first College Football Playoff National Championship Weekend in Tampa, January 7-9, 2017. Besides the crowning of the 2016 College Football National Championship, there are plenty of events where fans can visit the hub of College Football on the final College Football Weekend of the 2016 season with certain events being free. Downtown Tampa will host Fan Central, a college football theme park, AT&T Playoff Live Concert Events, and an open to the public Media Day. 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