YEAR IN REVIEW2018

HEALTHY KIDS PLACES TO PLAY EVENTS THAT IMPACT SANANTONIOSPORTS.ORG OUR VISION TABLE OF CONTENTS

4...... The Power of Sport At Sports, we believe in the POWER OF SPORT. In fact, it’s 6...... i play! afterschool our mission to transform our community through the power of sport. INTRODUCTIONThat transformation takes place at the intersection of three vision areas: 9...... KiDS ROCK HEALTHY KIDS, PLACES to PLAY and EVENTS that IMPACT. It’s 10...... Fit Family Challenge there that you’ll see our programs transform the health and well- 12...... Go!Kids Challenge being of children and their families, the community improved by parks and enhanced recreational facilities for which we advocate, and our 14...... School Parks economy reaping the positive effects of the premier sporting events 16...... Final Four we attract. 18...... All-Star Football Game

20...... Beyond the Game

21...... All-Star Cheer Challenge

22...... Alpha Warrior Team Tough Challenge

24...... Corporate Cup HEALTHY KIDS 25...... Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon ENGAGE 26...... All Can Ski & INSPIRE • • ACTIVE LIVING 27...... Valor Games 28...... Hall of Fame

30...... Charity Golf Classic

31...... Pull for Kids

32...... Community Partners EVENTS THAT PLACES 34...... Individual Donors IMPACT TO PLAY 36...... Board of Directors 37...... Our Staff

38...... Volunteers

• San Antonio Sports salutes the many community partners who help us accomplish our mission including local school districts, ATTRACT YMCA of , Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio, After-School All-Stars San Antonio, San Antonio Food , & HOST Haven for Hope, , South Blood & Tissue Center, San Antonio Parks & Recreation, Bexar County Community Venues, Visit San Antonio and the City of San Antonio Convention, Sports and Entertainment Facilities 2 3 DOES SPORT MAKE A DIFFERENCE? SPORTSSPORTS EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE Do you think that participation in sports and athletics at an San Antonio BusinessSan Antonio Executives Business Executives Played Youth Sports early age can make a difference toChart a child’s Title development? Played Youth Sports . Yes Used to 62% No participate THE POWER OF SPORT Not sure Sports fan 40% Currently active 30%

Family members 28% play The “power of sport” is more than just a tagline for San Antonio Sports. Yes Not a sports family 6% It’s the essence of our mission: to transform our community through the 95% power of sport. 0% 20% 40% 60% 80%

8

Sport has the power to transform individuals, neighborhoods and entire 1 2 3 communities, and every day we see evidence of that happening through the programs and events our nonprofit organization delivers. Sport and physical education is fundamental to the early Of course, many of our staff and board members personally understand The benefits of sports participation development of children, and young people learn about the power of sport. They’ve lived it and learned the values and lessons are particularly important for girls: the importance of key values such as: sport imparts. But, as a data-driven nonprofit organization, we wanted “Something happens proof of what we know anecdotally. • Honesty “What I think team sports when girls play sports • Teamwork So we did some research. do is teach you how to be — they embody the • Fair play On behalf of San Antonio Sports, CORE Research polled 330 San • Respect for themselves and others Antonio-area business owners and C-suite executives, men and women, a team with a very diverse experience of not just • Adherence to rules and received affirming news: group of people. They winning, but the critical Sports also provide a forum for young people to learn how to deal with Most business leaders played sports in their youth, competition and how to cope with both winning and losing. reinforcing the view that there is a relationship might be your friends. experience of losing. It’s Making It Personal between youth sports and career success. In 2019, San Antonio Sports’ Power of Sport fundraising campaign will focus Over 60% of business leaders who responded to the survey They might not be your that process of carrying on on sustaining and growing our i play! afterschool program (see page 6). Our participated in sports in their youth. friends. Team sports and clearing hurdles that media campaign features respected business and civic leaders sharing their Sports can make the difference personal stories about the influence sport has had in their success and between success and failure. really teach you how to really builds confidence. invites the public to help provide the proven power of sport to more children Almost all (95%!) of business leaders confirm that there is a connection collaborate across a broad It’s an incredibly useful in underserved neighborhoods. between playing sports at an early age and a child’s development. spectrum of personalities proving ground for HEALTHY KIDS The respondents also told us the most important PLACES TO PLAY benefit comes from being part of a team. or individual talents, and business and leadership.” EVENTS THAT IMPACT Teamwork 39% SANANTONIOSPORTS.ORG Motivation 18% learn how to get the most Claire Shipman Television journalist and co-author Physical Health 12% Be a part of the Power of Sport! of The Confidence Code Discipline 12% out of what you have.” Contact Isabel Jones at 210.820.2118 or [email protected]. Life skills 12% Ellen Kullman Social & economic opportunities 7% Former Chair and CEO, DuPont 4 5 HEALTHY KIDS OVERVIEW 48 1,200 5 Schools Kids involved every week Sports units: soccer, track, I PLAY! AFTERSCHOOL volleyball, basketball and tennis

San Antonio Sports’ i play! afterschool program provides its participants skill-based instruction in five sports, while building NUTRITION & PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PARTICIPANT FEEDBACK Increased awareness of portion requirements when asked: “How confidence and self-esteem and teaching the importance of healthy 74% of students report they want to participate next year many servings of fruits & vegetables do we need each day?” habits, self-discipline, social skills, teamwork and sportsmanship. and increased days per week in which participants were physically 95% of parents describe their child’s experience in i play! Research shows that children in the program have significantly less active. afterschool as “great.” absenteeism, fewer disciplinary referrals and higher academic outcomes in reading and math than children not in the program.

Three schools were added for the 2017-18 school year, with more than SKILLS DEVELOPMENT: 1,200 kids in third through fifth grade learning soccer, track, volleyball, PRE-POST ASSESSMENT basketball and tennis. Every five weeks, San Antonio Sports hosted a program-wide tournament awarding gold, silver and bronze medals to Percentage of students exceeding requirements the winning teams. All participants are provided with i play! afterschool t-shirt, shorts, socks, shoes and backpacks. “Attendance, that’s easy for me. I come to school every day and practice with Ms. Martinez. If I miss school, I miss practice and that doesn’t show dedication. You must be

dedicated to your team, program provided by so attendance is very important. I love i play.”

Bella M., i play! athlete data analysis provided by

6 7 HEALTHY KIDS

I PLAY! AFTERSCHOOL’S IMPACT KIDS ROCK

ETHNICITY Through its participation in the out-of-school-time consortium Excel Beyond the SUBWAY® KiDS Rock is a free, eight-week training program and fun run Bell SA, San Antonio Sports has access to data compiled by the P16Plus Council for children in kindergarten through seventh grade. San Antonio Sports of Greater Bexar County. P16Plus is a collective impact partnership that leverages promotes the training program to area elementary and middle schools. data and coordinates leaders to drive youth outcomes across San Antonio. Its Kids run, jog or walk a marathon, one mile at a time, accumulating Education Success Scorecard provides a shared measurement system to assess 25.2 miles over eight weeks. Many kids celebrate the completion of the and analyze the impact of San Antonio’s out-of-school-time sector, including our marathon by running the final mile at the SUBWAY KiDS Rock powered i play! afterschool program. 96% by San Antonio Sports, which is part of the Humana Rock ‘n’ Roll San Hispanic/Latino Antonio Marathon weekend in December. Race participants receive a t-shirt, medal and free admission into the San Antonio !

I PLAY! AFTERSCHOOL Hispanic/Latino White IMPROVES OUTCOMES Black/African American Other Chart Title i play! afterschool program participants GENDER School district average RATE OF CHRONIC ABSENTEEISM 1% 284 10% 53% Elementary and 0% 10% 20% 30% Female middle schools RATE WITH BEHAVIOR INCIDENTS 7% 11% 160,000 Female Male 0% 10% 20% 30% 1 2 Marathon training COLLEGE-READY IN MATH ECONOMICChart DISADVANTAGE Title logs distributed 45% 39% 1,453 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% Entries in COLLEGE-READY IN READING SUBWAY® KiDS Rock 51% 91% 41% Receive a free or 0% 20% 40% 60% 9-% reduced lunch

1 2 8 Free or reduced lunch No disadvantage 9 HEALTHY KIDS AND FAMILIES OVERVIEW 101 5,835 9,899 Events Weekly Event Big Event Participant Engagements FIT FAMILY CHALLENGE Participant Engagements

Since Fit Family Challenge’s inception in 2010, San Antonio Sports has HEALTH SCREENINGS PROVIDED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY been providing families the opportunity to bond through the shared 55% increase in number of days participants Organization Total Screened goal of getting fit over the summer. are during the week San Antonio Sports Fit Family University Health System 310 physically active Challenge presented by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas encourages SA Parks and Rec. Mobile Fit 264 families to learn about health and fitness, eat right and stay active. There Texas Kidney Foundation 138 NUTRITION are free, weekly fitness events at eight locations throughout the city that Check Change Control 272 Participants’ improvement in number of times/day Eat Fruit +42% Eat Vegetables +34% include Zumba® for adults and teens, and fitness classes for children Total 984 three to 13 years of age. Drink Water +19%

Free health assessments are offered so participants can monitor their PARTICIPANT DEMOGRAPHICS progress, along with five free “Big Events” that included three chip-timed 51% two-parent households 5K runs at local parks and public spaces. And we offer cash and prize 27% of participants indicated their household income incentives! “I love the Fit Family Challenge was less than $25,000 annually because it is something we can 85% program attendees are Hispanic The program is open to all families in Bexar County. However, it targets neighborhoods that are most at risk for health-related issues. In an do as a family that keeps us effort to eliminate barriers to participation, the weekly events take PROGRAM NUMBERS active during the summer. But it place at schools and churches in the target neighborhoods. More than 23% increase in overall program attendance over 2017 a workout, Fit Family Challenge has become a fitness community that has evolved into something more 44% increase in Big Event attendance over 2017 offers accountability and makes reaching fitness and health goals more than just Zumba. We have our exciting and fun HEALTH FITNESS GOALS HEALTH NUMBERS own workout family that we now 43% increase in those who set health/fitness goals Improvement in participants’ knowledge and see outside of Zumba and have understanding of their vital health numbers Glucose +41% BMI +33% developed life-long friendships. Blood Pressure +14% With four little ones, I need to

stay on track with setting an program provided by data analysis provided by example of a healthy lifestyle.”

Lorraine Cantu Mother of four who has attended regularly since 2015

10 11 HEALTHY KIDS IN SCHOOLS OVERVIEW 6-week program K-5th grade students GO!KIDS CHALLENGE Six suggested exercise activities

For thousands of children in San Antonio area elementary schools, the OBJECTIVES RESULTS new year starts with the University Health System Go!Kids Challenge • Participate in a minimum of 5 fitness activities each week 22,911 students completed the Challenge powered by San Antonio Sports. This free, six-week program, which • Promote incremental physical activity 90% of students reported they drank water after exercise runs from mid-January through February, encourages kindergarten • Promote positive nutritional habits 83% of students reported that they ate fruits and vegetables daily through fifth graders to be active and eat healthy. They track their • Increase parent engagement Playing outside, running and team sports were the activity on special journals, and those who completed the 2018 program • Engage support of PE coaches most popular activities and turned in their signed, completed logs received a single-day ticket • Provide SeaWorld ticket as incentive for completion to SeaWorld San Antonio. In 2019, kids that complete the challenge will Total number of minutes or repetitions per sport during the enjoy two free tickets to the ! YEAR-OVER-YEAR PARTICIPATION 6-week program:

Do 5 fitness activities every week for Activity Quantity 6-Week Total 6 weeks and earn a voucher for 2015 2016 2017 2018 1 complimentary admission ticket to Play outside 30 minutes 1,150,320 Go!Kids Challenge Day at SeaWorld SanAntonio on May 20! 222 Schools 196 210 217 222 Play sports 30 minutes 999,660 Color in the bubbles each Students who 13,189 23,402 23,691 22,991 30 MINUTES SPORTS PLAY 30 MINUTES OUTSIDE PLAY 25 MINUTES OR WALK RUN 10 MINUTES JACKS JUMPING 10 MINUTES ROPE JUMPING 20 REPETITIONS PUSH-UPS AFTER EXERCISE DRANK WATER EVERY DAY VEGETABLES ATE FRUITS & Elementary schools time you do Walk/run 25 minutes 915,625 an activity. completed challenge Push-ups 20 repetitions 599,740 EXAMPLE WEEK 1 JANUARY 15-20 Jumping jacks 10 minutes 292,750 WEEK 2 COME READY TO PLAY! PARTICIPATION JANUARY 21-27 March 30 – April 2 130,000 Henry B. González Convention Center Jump rope 10 minutes 200,470 WEEK 3 Kids 12 & under free JAN 28-FEB 3 ONE COMPLIMENTARY WEEK 4 GENERAL ADMISSION TICKET Grade Participation FEBRUARY 4-10 (Value: $10) Fitness logs distributed WEEK 5 For entry, cut out and redeem this voucher for a program provided by data analysis provided by FEBRUARY 11-17 Fan Fest ticket at the box office located in the K 15% Henry B. González Convention Center. WEEK 6 FEBRUARY 18-23 NCAA.com/FinalFour st *Subject to availability. One voucher per person. 1 17% Nontransferable. No Cash Value. This voucher is restricted Name ______Grade ______to the exclusive use of Go!Kids Challenge powered Turn this in to by San Antonio Sports participants only. School ______Family Member’s Signature ______Voucher is valid for only one day. nd your teacher 2 17% NCAA® and Final Four® are trademarks of the NCAA. All other by March 2! Teacher Name ______trademarks are property of their respective holders. 22,911 Students turned in 3rd 19% 4th 18% th A PROGRAM OF completed logs 5 14% PARENT & TEACHER SUPPORT

PRESENTED BY It’s for the whole family! JANUARY 15 – FEBRUARY 23 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 – GO!KIDS - LET’S DRIBBLE! at school. Sunday, April 1 • 3 p.m. Institute of Texan Cultures Every child who turns in a completed log will receive SPONSORED BY a voucher good for one complimentary admission The first 3,000 kids to pre-register ticket to the Go!Kids Challenge Day at SeaWorld San for the Final Four® Dribble get: Antonio!* • A free basketball • Free t-shirt Kids & Families: • Free family entry to

Final Four® Fan Fest per registered dribbler ® Be Active, Eat Healthy & Earn a Voucher for One Complimentary Register now at NCAA.com/FinalFour Admission Ticket to Spots are limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Go!Kids Challenge Day at SeaWorld® San Antonio on May 20!

Every child who turns in a completed Go!Kids Challenge Day at SeaWorld San Antonio activity log earns a voucher for one Sunday, May 20 single-day (May 20) complimentary Admission tickets valid all day admission and access to specially Additional guest ticket can be purchased for $29, and will priced guest tickets to SeaWorld San include parking valued at $20. Antonio on Go!Kids Challenge Day!* *Restrictions apply. Approved program participants only. Admission tickets only valid on May 20, 2018 to SeaWorld San Antonio. Not valid at ®. Admission tickets are non-transferable. Parking not included with admission tickets. ©2018 SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment, Inc. All Learn more at GoKidsChallenge.com rights reserved.

12 13 PLACES TO PLAY

SCHOOL PARKS

San Antonio Sports School Parks are growing in number, enhanced by beautiful gateways inviting the community to enjoy their amenities. Anyone who wants to spend time outdoors, close to home and in a safe and engaging area, is welcome.

Since 2012, San Antonio Sports has led the effort to increase accessibility to green space in neighborhoods across the community. We are turning SUPPORTED BY THE elementary and middle school property into facilities to be enjoyed by JOHN L. SANTIKOS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION A FUND OF THE SAN ANTONIO AREA FOUNDATION students during the school day and open to residents for exercise and recreation after school hours. Planned and completed School Park locations Thanks to support from the John L. Santikos Charitable Foundation, a 22 fund of the San Antonio Area Foundation, artistic gateways are being Completed school installed at each school park. In addition to serving as public art, they welcome citizens into the space. parks since 2012

San Antonio School Parks partners include area school districts, the City of San Antonio and City Council members, San Antonio Parks & 6 Recreation and Titan Signs. In progress

8 School districts and charter schools represented

Camelot Park entrance 14 15 EVENTS THAT IMPACT OUR ECONOMY 145,000 March Madness Music NCAA® FINAL FOUR® Festival attendance 52,669

San Antonio Sports is a key member of the San Antonio Local Organizing Final Four Fan Fest Committee (SALOC) and was the driving force behind the 2018 NCAA attendance Men’s Final Four. From leading the bid effort in 2014 that secured the Final Four, to coordinating the local organizing committee, our team pulled off one of the largest and most successful events ever hosted in San Antonio. SALOC team members include our host institution, UTSA, 2,500 Visit San Antonio and the City of San Antonio. Volunteers

$185 million Economic impact

90,000 Out-of-town visitors

37,000+ Hotel room-nights

68,044 Average game attendance

16 17 EVENTS THAT IMPACT OUR COMMUNITY

ALL-STAR GAME

More than 100 seniors from San Antonio and the surrounding area were selected to play in the San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game, presented by H-EB, which marked its 40th anniversary in 2018. AN ANTONIO S SPORTS The game was played in January at the after the All- American Bowl. Our goal is to help provide visibility for players looking for an additional chance to impress college recruiters before National Signing Day. More than 100 players represented 56 high schools, including schools in Bexar, Comal, Kendall, Guadalupe, Wilson, Atascosa and Media counties. The All-Star Game is televised locally on CW35 and broadcast on ESPN 1250 AM. The All-American Bowl, which features the best high school players in the country, is televised nationally on NBC.

40th Annual San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game January 6, 2018 at the Alamodome East 51 - West 14 108 East Coach: West Coach: Players Larry Hill Keither Kaiser RISING TO GREATNESS Smithson Valley High School Boerne Champion High School The game has provided a stepping stone to past All-Stars who have 60 gone on to play in the NFL: Marcus Davenport, Trey Darilek, Josh High schools represented Wilson, Carlyle Holiday, Josh Reynolds, Travis Lewis, Patrick Bailey, Cedric Griffin, Quincy Butler, Alex Van Pelt, Wayne McGarity, Kerry Cash, Sammy Morris, Bruce Collie, Reggie Rivers, 16,320 N.D. Kalu, and Tony Darden. Other players, past and present, distinguished themselves in college: Robert Quiroga (Baylor), Attendees at the game Hunter Lawrence (Texas), Eryk Anders (Alabama), Justin Stockton (Texas Tech), Ramon Richards and Zach Sinor (Oklahoma State), Dimitri Flowers (Oklahoma), Dalton (Cornell), Andre 43 Wilson (UAB), Mitchell Watanabe and Jaylen Harris (Sam Playing college football Houston State).

Top: Marcus Davenport played in the 2014 San Antonio Sports All- Star Football Game and was later drafted in the first round by the New Orleans Saints after a successful career at UTSA.

Bottom: Josh Reynolds played in the 2013 All-Star Football Game and is currently having an outstanding season with the Los Angeles 18 Rams. 19 EVENTS THAT IMPACT OUR COMMUNITY

BEYOND THE GAME CHEER CHALLENGE

In 2018, San Antonio Sports worked with area school districts to We’ve got spirit. Yes, we do! The 2017 San Antonio Sports All-Star recognize middle and high school athletic teams that modeled the key Cheer Challenge powered by CPS Energy provided four local cheer values of respect, selfless service, integrity, caring, and sportsmanship. squads the opportunity to cheer at the nationally televised (NBC) All- Beyond the Game presented by Methodist Healthcare encourages American Bowl and the locally televised (CW35) San Antonio Sports teams to serve others and shines a light on those that made a difference All-Star Football Game presented by H-E-B. The four squads were in their district or community. Teams were recognized by San Antonio determined by an online vote, with the top two receiving a $1,000 and Sports and Methodist Healthcare and featured on The CW 35’s Thursday $500 grant respectively. Night Lights high school football game broadcasts, KABB FOX29 Daytime at Nine, WOAI News4 San Antonio Living, FOX29 Maximum Sports and 2017 WINNERS PRESENTED BY WOAI Sports Sunday shows. John Marshall High School Canyon Lake High School Medina Valley High School Brennan High School

40 Submissions 32,500 Online votes cast 31 Schools participated 30 Cheer squads (8 middle schools, 23 high schools)

9 School districts represented

NISD, NEISD, Schertz-Cibolo Universal City ISD, Charlotte ISD, South San ISD, SAISD, Hondo ISD, AHISD, East Central ISD

20 21 EVENTS THAT IMPACT OUR COMMUNITY ALPHA WARRIOR TEAM TOUGH FIESTA CHALLENGE

Thirty-six co-ed high school teams battled it out on a warm spring day at San Antonio Sports’ inaugural Alpha Warrior Team Tough Fiesta Challenge. This competitive, challenging and fun-filled obstacle course race took place on Fiesta Friday, April 27, 2018, at North East ISD’s Heroes Stadium. Each team was paired with a member of the military who helped with strategy and pushed them to exceed their expectations. The day also emphasized core values, such as leadership, teamwork, passion, courage and respect. This first-time, official Fiesta Partner event was challenging, both mentally and physically. In addition to the Alpha Warrior technical obstacle course, teams also earned points in “battleground events” including the MUY! Sack Races, SSFCU Two- 36 Minute Drill and the Hallmark University Tug-of-War. High school teams At the end of the day, Brandeis High School came out on top, earning the championship trophy and bragging rights. One of the event’s highlights featured a military tug-of-war competition that pitted 10 the Army, Air Force and Marines in a battle for the 2018 Patriots Cup. With all of their high school teammates rooting them on, and after a fierce Members on each team competition, the U.S. Marines took home the cup. (5 boys, 5 girls)

1st Place Brandeis High School 2nd Place Smithson Valley High School 3rd Place

Brandeis High School took first place at the inaugural 2017 Alpha MacArthur High School Warrior Team Tough Fiesta Challenge. 22 23 EVENTS THAT IMPACT OUR COMMUNITY

CORPORATE CUP ROCK ‘N’ ROLL MARATHON

More than 5,000 people converged on the University of the Incarnate 2017 marked the 10th anniversary of the Humana Rock ‘n’ Roll San Word athletic facilities June 2 for the seventh annual San Antonio Antonio Marathon & ½ Marathon. Race weekend includes a runner’s Sports Corporate Cup presented by Ortho Now Injury Clinic. It expo, 10K, 5K, Subway Kids Rock, full and half marathons and two- was a sight to behold! Thousands of employees having fun tailgating, person relay. The popular course passes many historic landmarks for competing in 13 different events, such as tug-of-war, dodgeball, sack more than 26,000 runners, including the Alamo, Mission Concepción, races, Frisbee toss, a 5K and 4x100 relay, cheering on their co-workers, all and San Fernando Cathedral. Marathon weekend for a good cause. also encompasses one of our largest volunteer needs, with almost 3,000 helping by handing out water, medals and more. Eighty-eight companies participated, helping us raise approximately $225,000. Companies also donated to six charities to earn points before the competition. These donations made a real difference to the San Antonio Food Bank, Haven for Hope, Blood & Tissue Center, University Health System Blood Donor Services, Boys & Girls Club and San Antonio Sports’ free community programs. Event proceeds support San Antonio Sports’ youth programs. $34.7 million

VALERO ENERGY FOUNDATION Economic impact TEAM TAILGATE COMPETITION RFBCU T-SHIRT CONTEST D1: Accenture Federal Services D1: Citi D2: Accenture Operations D2: BioBridge Global 2018 Champions 26,171 D3: Sirius D3: Dahill D1: Total participants D4: Visit San Antonio D4: Catto & Catto D2: Zachry Group BIOBRIDGE GLOBAL BBQ CONTEST D3: Spurs Sports & Entertainment 50 Tailgate Fare: Accenture Federal Pork Ribs: Bartlett Cocke D4: United ALlergy Services General Contractors States represented Homemade Sausage: Capture RX Beef Brisket: San Antonio Chicken: Capture RX Food Bank 90 CHARITY CHALLENGE RESULTS Teams registered 21 Haven for Hope San Antonio Food Bank Countries represented 22,455 clothing items donated 1,258,932 pounds of food $56,546 rental assistance South Texas Blood & Tissue Center 5,000 and University Health System 3,000 Boys & Girls Club Blood Donor Services Participants 10,358 items for school 6,965 pints of lifesaving blood Volunteers $23,665 in monetary donations San Antonio Sports 24 to purchase school supplies $35,023.83 in donations 25 EVENTS THAT IMPACT OUR LIVES & HEROES

ALL CAN SKI VALOR GAMES

San Antonio Sports All Can Ski is a waterskiing clinic for people with In late September, veterans and active duty military with physical physical disabilities. This year marked the 26th anniversary, celebrating disabilities travel to San Antonio from across the nation to participate a successful run for the event. Forty-eight individuals of all ages got to in the Valor Games Southwest supported by World Car. The experience the thrill of waterskiing at San Marcos River Ranch. competition allows veterans and active duty military to engage with one another in adaptive sports. The games are hosted by San Antonio This was All Can Ski’s third year at the San Marcos River Ranch near SAN ANTONIO SPORTS Sports in partnership with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and Martindale, TX. Skiers are provided with fully adaptive equipment, and Texas Regional Paralympic Sport. The transformational power of sport is the smiles on their faces show delight and the freedom of being on the showcased daily at each Valor Games event. It provides participants an water. outlet to get stronger, compete and win within a supportive community. Participants are encouraged to use sports as a part of their rehabilitation and to embrace healthy competition. “This is helping us through our

POWERED BY PEOPLE. DRIVEN BY RELATIONSHIPS. recovery process,” said one competitor. “The Valor Games means overcoming obstacles that you have. You can bounce back. And here I am.” 2 3 Days of skiing Days of competition

48 7 Adults & children with Sporting events disabilities and wounded veterans skied 102 Wounded veteran competitors

18 States represented

26 27 2018 HALL OF FAME DONORS SUPPORT AUCTION ITEM DONORS AUCTION ITEM BUYERS $10,000+ Blanca Aldaco, Aldaco’s Grape Creek Vineyard $10,000+ Ms. Julia Sanchez Mr. & Mrs. John Kragh Mr. & Mrs. Jim Bodenstedt, Mexican Cuisine Grape Creek Winery Mr. & Mrs. Dick Breakie Mr. & Mrs. Rusty Schram Mr. & Mrs. George Kilford MUY! Brands LLC The Brown Bag Grey Moss Inn Wil & Gloria Drash Mr. & Mrs. Bryon Sehlke Mr. Daniel Killian Corporate Travel Planners Sandwich Shop Grove Hill, Ltd Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Mr. Ty Sheehan Ms. Patti Larsen H-E-B Captain Jim Adams Mr. William Hanson Grundhoefer Mr. & Mrs. Jim Siciliano Mr. & Mrs. Daniel LLanas Eric & Jennifer Helton, Catalina Hollingsworth Ms. Carissa Heiss Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hartman Ms. Laurel Stuckey Mr. Clay Lambert Encore Jet Management Ms. Patricia Celis Kathleen Sommers Mr. & Mrs. Dickie Sirotiak Mr. & Mrs. Byron Surrett Mr. Reverend Kemp HALL OF FAME TRIBUTE Mr. Richard Ojeda Cherry Mountain Cottages La Cantera Resort & Spa Mr. & Mrs. Bubba Storbeck Mr. & Mrs. Dick Wade Ms. Mary Mahlie Mr. Bill Petrella and Hotel Clean Air Flooring Removal LeeLee Sandy Saks & Nick McFadin Mr. & Mrs. Alec Woodson Mr. & Mrs. Phil Mangan Emma The Crockett Hotel Macy’s Mr. & Mrs. Bob Wills Mr. & Mrs. Mike Yanity Mr. Rudy Martinez The PM Group Ed & Olga Custodio Magnolia Pancake Haus Mr. Franklin Massey Ryan Sanders Baseball & Garcia Art Glass Inc. Medlar’s Jewelry $2,000 - $9,999 Ms. Melanie Mastrojohn Entertainment Ms. Carisa Lenore Gregson, Omni La Mansion Mr. Al Aguilar $499 and under Mr. & Mrs. Ray McCutcheon IFBB Pro del Rio Hotel Ms. April Ancira Thompson Dr. Adewale Adeniran, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Lyn McDonald Mr. & Mrs. Paul McGinlay The San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame Tribute presented by $2,000 - $9,999 Gurinsky’s Fine Jewelry Paesanos Lincoln Heights Mr. & Mrs. Cory Basso Mr. Dave Allen Academy Sports + The Historic Paloma Blanca Mr. & Mrs. Russ Bookbinder Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Amen Mr. Danny Mills AT&T is a special evening that celebrates the accomplishments of Outdoors Chuck & Mary Japhet Mexican Cuisine Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bosshardt Ms. Tanya Bachand & Son Mr. & Mrs. David Moceri Afrihunt Safaris Jason Dady Restaurant Pinky’s Boutique Mr. & Mrs. Alonzo Guzman Mr. & Mrs. Mike Bacon Mr. & Mrs. Bill Montemayor those who have made a significant impact in the sports community Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Group Rex Formal Wear Mr. Jeff Haberstroh Mr. & Mrs. John Barnes Mr. Jeff Moore Americus Diamond The Jewelry Store San Antonio Panic Room Mr. Robert Hurley Mr. Quincy Barnes Mr. & Mrs. G. Lane Naugher, M.D. through outstanding athletic achievement or major involvement and Charitable Giving Program KPMG, LLP San Antonio Riverwalk Mr. & Mrs. Brian Hurtak Mr. & Mrs. Tim Becher Mr. & Mrs. Steve Noriega AT&T La Fogata Association Mr. & Mrs. Clay Killinger Mr. & Mrs. Steven Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ober contributions to athletic programs. Nominees are secured through a Black Tie Catering, Inc. La Hacienda de Los Barrios San Antonio Zoo Ms. Rosemary Lopez Bedingfield Ms. Danette O’Hara Mr. & Mrs. George Block Lilliana MacKenzie, Fine Art Santikos Entertainment Mr. John Michael McRae Mrs. Louise Benke Mr. & Mrs. Chris Olivares three-month public request supported by the Express-News, reviewed Casa Herradura, Tequila Portraits Sea World San Antonio Ms. Jessica Miller Mr. & Mrs. Doug Bineham Mr. & Mrs. Brent Olson Herradura Marriott Rivercenter/ The Shoe Club Mr. & Mrs. Matt Musgrove Mr. Jeff Bish Mr. & Mrs. Gonzalo Ornelas by a 65-member nominating committee and selected by the executive Ms. Lisa Ann Campion Riverwalk Hotel South Shore Harbour Mr. & Mrs. Jon Nelson Mr. & Mrs. James Ms. Susan Pape Blackwood Mr. & Mrs. John Perry committee comprised of the tri-partners, San Antonio Sports, San Chef Thomas Gagliardi and Ms. Diana Mitchell Resort Mr. Richard Ojeda the RK Group Mr. John Moreno Spice of Life Catering Mr. & Mrs. Danny Oliver Mr. & Mrs. Tim Blonkvist Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Platt Antonio Express-News and the City of San Antonio. The gala is the largest Chris Tyson Fundraising Morgan’s Wonderland Sprouts Mr. & Mrs. Greg Prescott Mr. & Mrs. Matt Bonner Mr. & Mrs. Syl Perez Cleveland Cavaliers Morton’s the Steakhouse St. Anthony Hotel Dr. & Mrs. David Schmidt Mr. Steve Brauer Mr. & Mrs. Marc Powell annual fundraiser for San Antonio Sports and offers silent and live Coca-Cola Office Furniture St. Juste Management Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tramontano Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Bryan Mr. & Mrs. Brock Purslow The Dominion Country Liquidations Corp. dba Burger King Mr. & Mrs. Brad Young Ms. Laura Cabanilla Mr. Dean Radla auctions and entertainment. Club Omni San Antonio Hotel at Steve & Susie Damon Ms. Julie Cantu Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Raphael Elegant Limousine the Colonnade Susan Shaw $500 - $1,999 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Cantu Mr. & Mrs. John Reyes Ms. Cynthia Ellison Overton Hotel & The Gordon Hartman Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Mr. & Mrs. Bo Carrington Ms. Lee Richardson Fleming’s Prime Conference Center Foundation Ankenbauer Mr. & Mrs. Paul Celio Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Ring Steakhouse & Wine Bar Papa’s Burgers Tito’s Handmade Vodka Mr. & Mrs. Gary Arthur Mr. & Mrs. David Colonna Mr. & Mrs. Steve Gallery of Champions The Platinum Company Mr. John A. Tondre Mr. & Mrs. Joe Atkinson Mr. Matt Contreras Rosenhauer Gene & Jerry Jones Family Tony G’s Soul Food Mr. & Mrs. George Becknell III Mr. & Mrs. Craig Crow Mr. & Mrs. Denzil Ross Foundation Baseball True Flavors Catering Dr. & Mrs. Adam Mr. Bill Cunningham Ms. Vanessa Said Ms. Carol Kaye Glaze, Sheraton Gunter The Union Yoga & Strength Bruggeman Mr. & Mrs. Ed Custodio Ms. Debbie Sandberg Over Morris Kaye & Sons Furs San Antonio Studio Mr. Patrick Burns Dr. & Mrs. Tony Dacy Mr. Teo Seger Go Rio River Cruises Mr. & Mrs. Rick Smith Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Calong Ms. Jenise Diaz Mr. & Mrs. Rick Smith Golden State Warriors Tobin Center for the William Chris Vineyards Ms. Kim Carmack Ms. Melissa Dobbertin Ms. Paula Stallcup $315,000 Jay and Lenore Gregson Performing Arts Wise Guys Mr. & Mrs. Pat Eurek Mr. Cord Dunham Mr. & Mrs. Choice Staples Keith & Valerie Hunter Topgolf San Antonio Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fischel Mr. Darius Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Matt Strange Raised to support JW Marriott & TPC Golf Total Wine Mr. Chris Flannery Mr. Ryan Epp Ms. Elisa Suehs San Antonio The Westin Riverwalk Mr. & Mrs. Pat Frost Mr. & Mrs. Gary Eury Mr. Seth Taylor Kendra Scott Wyndham La Cascada Mr. Gilbert Garza Mr. & Mrs. Mike Fabacher Mr. Jacob Tingle youth programs KGS Studios Mr. & Mrs. Joe Gaughan Mr. Frank Fernandez Ms. Maggie Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Kent Krauss $499 and under Ms. Dianne Glover Mrs. Cheryl Flora Mr. John Tondre Mrs. Melissa Madden-Clark ALIO Fitness Club Dr. & Mrs. Sam Hakim Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Garrison Ms. Nancy Trevino MattressFirm Baker Tatum Mr. Tyreo Harrison Mr. Penn Garvich Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tijerina McCombs Foundation Bell Mountain Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hartzler, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Derek George Mr. Andrew VanDeweghe 1,000 MD Monthly Vineyards, Inc. Mr. Mike Hogan Mr. & Mrs. Alan Giroux Mr. & Mrs. Ruebern Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ober Bending Branch Winery Mr. & Mrs. Dan Hughes Mr. Norman Goldberg Villafranca Mr. & Mrs. Dean Radla Bob’s Steak & Chop House Dr. & Mrs. Dean Jackson Ms. Crystal Gomez Ms. Carolyn Wallace Attendees Cari and Patrick Richardson Boudro’s Mr. & Mrs. Kirk Jorgensen Mr. & Mrs. Michael Guerra Ms. Elizabeth Waltman Sandy Saks and Nick Brown Hotel Mr. James Lawson Ms. Marianne Guido Mr. Scott Wehrung McFadin Caliente Harley-Davidson Mr. Gary Legan Mr. & Mrs. Brad Gunter Ms. Angela White Ms. Mikki Senkarik Calvillo Family Restaurants Mr. & Mrs. John Likovich Mr. & Mrs. Steve Guttridge Mr. & Mrs. Tony Williams Tom Sessi, Sessi Wine Capo’s Pizza Dr. & Mrs. Hector Lopez Ms. Bailey Hamman Ms. Kelly Wilson Class of 2018 Company Cheesecake Factory Mr. & Mrs. Mike Magoon Mr. Ryan Hamman Mr. & Mrs. Matt Woodchick Silo Elevated Cuisine Cheesy Jane’s Big Burgers Mr. & Mrs. Scott McCoy Mr. & Mrs. Ron Hagauer Mr. Aaron Wright Silver Eagle Distributors of Texas LLC Mr. & Mrs. Bob McCullough Mr. Greg Hermanson Dr. & Mrs. Eliot Young Becky Hammon Silver Sands Vacation Chili’s Mr. & Mrs. Steve McKim Mr. & Mrs. Rob Holliday Mr. Peter Zeller Rentals Chiropractic Centers of Mr. & Mrs. David Ogrin Mr. Greg Houston Southwest Airlines Texas at Alamo Heights Mr. & Mrs. Marc Olson Mr. & Mrs. Todd Howey Bill Hanson Spurs Sports & The Cliff House at Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Owens Mr. & Mrs. Gary Hoyack Entertainment Pikes Peak Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Palomera Ms. Morgan Hoyt Grant & Donell Teaff The Club at Sonterra Mr. & Mrs. Erick Paschall Mr. Martin Hubbard Gordon Hartman Texas Tech University Club Humidor Mr. & Mrs. Dan Pedrotti, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Keith Hunter USA Swimming Coushatta Casino Resort Mr. Bill Petrella Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cox Media Group Mr. & Mrs. Matt Pepperling Immenschuh Mike Mitchell $500 - $1,999 Culpepper Cleaners Mr. & Mrs. Richard Perez Mr. & Mrs. Larry James Aldo’s Ristorante Italiano The Day Spa at Folawn’s Mr. Scott Proffitt Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Japhet Art Center Enterprises Eva Longoria Ms. Erica Prosper Mr. Russ Jaroszewski Mr. Quincy Barnes Factory of Champions Mr. Stephen Pundt Mr. Cliff Jenkins Baylor University Athletics Four Point Cellars Mr. & Mrs. Bob Raymond Mr. Dawn Johnson The 2018 Tribute gala featured live entertainment by The Midtown Men. Becky Hammon Freetail Brewing Company Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Ms. Kathleen Jordon 28 Richardson Ms. Sharon Kd 29 SUPPORT

CHARITY GOLF CLASSIC PULL FOR KIDS

Serious golfers, as well as those who enjoy spending a morning on the San Antonio Sports’ annual Pull for Kids invitational shotgun shoot links for a worthwhile cause, joined us at the beautiful Dominion Country offers an afternoon of spirited competition, good fun and networking, an Club for the San Antonio Sports Charity Golf Classic presented by opportunity to sharpen shooting skills with USA Olympic Gold Medalist SAN ANTONIO H-E-B and KENS 5. Each year, this event raises funds for our youth and world record holder Terry Howard, and an exclusive VIP gift bag. This programs, giving us an opportunity to continue transforming our SPORTS invitation-only event takes place every year at the National Shooting community through the power of sport. The golfers are also the first to CHARITY Complex and benefits San Antonio Sports youth sports and fitness know who will be inducted into the San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame at programs. the press conference which follows the tournament. CLASSIC PRESENTED BY

Over Over $39,000 $45,000 Raised to support Raised youth programs 76 128 Shooters participated Golfers participated Winners Winners Individual Champion 1st Steve Horton Silver Eagle Distributing Team 1 Women’s Champion 2nd Tricia Kocurek Silver Eagle Distributing Team 2 3rd Two-Person Team Champion Jim Callaway Team San Antonio Jewelry Four-Person Team Champion 30 Security Service FCU #2 31

SUPPORT

COMMUNITY PARTNERS COMMUNITY PARTNERS

PLATINUM ($50,000+)* GOLD ($25,000-49,999)* SILVER BRONZE Up to $9,999* $10,000-$24,999* GGG Engineers, Inc. Robert Half AB Global Afterschool All-Stars GLI Distributing RSM US LLP Accenture Federal of Greater San Antonio Globalgig Salinas Constructions/ Baird Accenture Operations Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Gonzaba Medical Group Foundation Acelity Black Tie Affairs Gordon Hartman Family Sammis & Ochoa, LLC Aetna Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio Foundation San Antonio Chamber of Airrosti Rehab Centers BSN Sports Grande Cares Commerce Alamo Tees & Advertising Circle Bar Foundation Hallmark University San Antonio ISD Alamodome Community First Health Plans Hannah Foundation San Antonio Missions Baseball All-Season Feeders Glazer’s Distributing Harlandale ISD San Antonio Northwest Alpha Media - ESPN 1250 Gold’s Gym Harland Clarke Holdings Lions Club Amegy Bank Humana Haven for Hope Sirius Computer Solutions KLOVE Arguinequi Oil Company Since 1947 Hixon Properties Skanska USA Building Inc. Arjo TSAOG KPMG Homespring Realty Partners South San ISD Orthopaedics Maverick Video Production Hornberger, Fuller, and Garza South Texas Eye Center Experience. Innovation. Expertise. Bartlett Cocke General Miner Corp Humble Creek Ranch Southside ISD Contractors MUY! Pizza Hut & Wendy’s IBC Bank Southwest ISD BBVA Compass Foundation Rackspace Managed Hosting Ideal Signs Southwest Research Institute BDO San Antonio Food Bank iHeart Media Stantec Consulting Bird Bakery San Antonio Zoo INS Brands LTD Stumberg Foundation DARKER COLORS BMW of San Antonio Sports Medicine Jana, Inc. Sunshine Ventures PANTONE REFLEX BLUE Associates of SA BodyTek Jefferson Bank Tegna Foundation PANTONE OOL RA U Spurs Sports Bridgehead IT, Inc. KFW Engineering & Surveying Texas Center for PANTONE OOL RA U Broadway National Bank and Entertainment Kiolbassa Provision Company Sports Psychology Bubble Bath Car Wash Strasburger & Price KPMG, LLP Texas HS Coaches Assoc. Capture RX SWBC KSAT Texas Liver Institute Carmax Foundation Linebarger Goggan Blair & Texas Strategy Group Catto & Catto TEAMSA Endowment Sampson, LLP Texas Utility Engineering The Capital Group Lone Star Capital Bank The CE Group Citi ® Love Creek Ranch The Miner Corporation City of San Antonio World Car LPA, Inc. Traveler Civil Engineering YMCA of Greater San Antonio MacGregor Medical Center Tri-Starr Group Classic Elite Soccer Markey’s Rental & Staging Trinity University Clear Channel Outdoor Marmon Mok Architecture Turner Construction CommuniCare Health Center Massage Heights U.S. Air Force Cornerstone Lending MassMutual South Texas U.S. Marines Cox Media Group Merrill Lynch U.S. Global Investors. Inc. Creative Civilization Methodist Healthcare United Allergy Services CRSA Technologies Mirza Trust UIW Daisy Charters & Shuttles Morgan Stanley Foundation UPS Daniel C Valdez, M.D. Morris Kaye & Sons Furs USAA DMCA Munters Corp. Insurance UTSA Athletics DPT Labs Nationwide Insurance Ward North America Eliseo’s Garage Nature Sweet Watercrest at Dominion Energy Transfer NetWorth Realty of San The Watermark Group Enterprise Holdings Foundation Antonio, LLC WellMed Ernst & Young LLP North San Antonio Chamber Whitestone Wealth Mgt Express Lube of Commerce Xenex Factory of Champions Northeast ISD Y & L Consulting Farm Bureau Bank Northside ISD Zachry Group Our Lady of the Lake University Zachry Interests Flying Circle Bags Overland Partners Foresight Golf Management Palo Alto College Frost and Sullivan Dr. Timothy & Christine Gary & Sheila Arthur Palomera Charitable Trust Pape-Dawson Engineers, Inc. TITAN SIGN COMPANY Genevieve and Ward Orsiner www.titansigncompany.com 210-202-0123 PCSgrades VaultAutoServices.com Foundation Pepsi Beverages Company George Becknell III Pizza Patron George Block Randolph Brooks FCU 32 *Community partner totals include financial support and the value of donated goods and services. Reed Smith 33 SUPPORT

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

R • L MBE IFE E TIM M E E M M I E T M E F B I E L

R

•

LEGENDS ALL-STARS TEAMMATES •

R

L

E

$2,000 and up $500-$999 Up to $499 I

F

B

Lori & George Becknell III S. Josh Bell, M.D. Grant Adami Claudia Hernandez Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Richardson E

M T

E

Noe Herrera Al Richter I

Mr. & Mrs. Russ Bookbinder Henry G. Brummett Adewale Adeniran, M.D. M

M

E

Anne Hoeffner E

Jessica Rivera

Steve Brauer Jenny Carnes and Dr. Elizabeth Mandy Adkins M

M

I

E

T

M

Greg Houston Aaron Rodriguez E B F I Mr. & Mrs. Dick Breakie Bowhay-Carnes Dave Allen E L

R •

Michael Chapman Michael S. Ciskowski Richard Anderson Patricia Huedepohl Victoria Salazr Ann C. Coleman Craig Clayton Alejandro Arredondo Pimentel Sara Huedepohl Tanya Sammis Pamela J. Douglass Adriana Cortes Mr. & Mrs. Mike Bacon Jose Ibarra Jonathan Santiago Gloria & Will Drash Chris Flannery Ana Ball Mr. & Mrs. Larry James Mr. & Mrs. Rusty Schram Mr. & Mrs. Betty & Charles Brian Gaines Danko Barisic Russ Jaroszewski Parin Shah Ebrom Steven Green Mr. & Mrs. Tim Becher Curtis Johnson Robert Shelby LIFETIME MEMBERS Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hanson James Hamby Mr. & Mrs. Lou Belinsky Bernie Kampschmidt Joe Skarda 2018 TEAMSA Matthew Johnson Stacey Johnson Tony Benke Sharon Kd Rick Smith The designation of Lifetime Member recognizes Dr. & Mrs. David Schmidt Thomas Kingman, M.D. John Berryman Reverend Kemp Devin Stevenson ENDOWMENT MEMBERS Dr. Julie Wiernick Mr. & Mrs. Dan Pedrotti, Jr. Robert Boerner Mr. & Mrs. George Kilford Ms. Laurel Stuckey individuals who have demonstrated remarkable As of November 28, 2018 Mr. & Mrs. Brad Young Carlos Ramos Robert Braubach Mr. & Mrs. Clay Killinger Lt. Col. Ralph Talbot service to San Antonio Sports through their Mr. & Mrs. Bryon Sehlke Edith Camp Matthew King Seth Taylor Gold Podium Club Mr. & Mrs. Dick Wade Paula Cantrell Allison Kliewer John Thabet donations of time and financial resources. $50,000 Commitment CHAMPIONS Edward E. Whitacre, Jr. Esther Cavazos Ryan Kohnen Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Thomas Jean Cheever $1,000-$1,999 Duane Wilson Rick Cavender Kent Krauss James Thompson Their efforts have strengthened and sustained Mr. & Mrs. Gary Arthur Fabian Chavarria Freddy Langham Maggie Thompson our nonprofit organization and fully supported Silver Podium Club Vanessa Benavides Charles Cheever Patti Larsen David Tolbert $20,000 Commitment Dr. Susan & Mr. James Jean Cheever Bryan Lester Sara Tovar our mission to transform our community Gary and Sheila Arthur Phil and Sue Ellen Miner Blackwood Henry G. Cisneros Timothy Long Lorence Trick, M.D. through the power of sport. Charlie and Betty Ebrom NuStar Energy and Greehey Margie & George Block James Coffman Dr. & Mrs. Hector Lopez Steve Trickel Pat and Kelley Frost Family Foundation Sandi Blumit Leslie Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Mike Magoon Margaret Ullmann Dr. & Mrs. Adam Bruggeman Daniel Crites Cecilia Martinez S&ra Vetter Ralph Bender* Robert Bryant, Jr. Billie May Kristine Vogel Bill Cunningham Susan Blackwood Bronze Podium Club Paula & James Callaway Ross Davis Shaun McChesney Dave Voth $5,000 Commitment Ryan Calong Liliana Davila Mr. & Mrs. Paul McGinlay Riley Walker Danny Buck Jim and Priscilla Ardoin Joe and Cyndi Taylor Krier Mr. & Mrs. Fully Clingman Dolores De Santiago Robert McMahon Y Wen-Waldron Carri Baker Dr. Ellen Lin Guy Clumpner Ms. Jenise Diaz Zackary Meador Carolyn & Jim Wheat Jim Callaway Susan and James Blackwood Joe Linson Lisa Ann Friel Kevin C. Dodd Jose Menendez Kelly Wilson Lisa and Tim Blonkvist Dana Carter Danny and Annette Oliver Mr. & Mrs. Pat Frost Giles Dodson Buddy Meyer Mr. & Mrs. Matt Woodchick Jyl and Randy Cain Mark Phariss and Vic Holmes Claud Gilmer Norman Dugas Sylvia and Bill Montemayor Peter Zeller Charles Ebrom* Bill and Marcia Hanson Victor and Florinda Rodriquez Gordon Hartman Family Alxandria Duran Deirdre Murphy Ryan Zemel Janet and Rob Holliday Leo and Chickie Rose Janet & Robert Holliday Mr. & Mrs. Pat Eurek Rusty Myler Scott Zolinski Pat Frost Dr. Susan and Bob King Mike and Fran Stoltz Mr. & Mrs. Brian Hurtak Jacob Foster Dr. & Mrs. Lane Naugher The Lord Family Foundation Bill Hanson Mary Ullman Japhet & Chuck Daniel Franks Rachel Naylor Japhet Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Franson Deja Newland Janet Jendrzey* Legacy Members Mr. & Mrs. Greg King Norton Rose Fulbright Tommy Nobis Included San Antonio Sports in their planned giving William Latham Gretchen Garceau-Kragh Donna C. Normandin Joe Krier George and Lori Becknell III Dick Lord Jayne Garrett Margie O’Krent Susan and James Blackwood Steve Markey Emily Garza Mr. & Mrs. Chris Olivares Kent Krauss George and Margie Block Sebastian Pennywell Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ober Larry J. Goldman John Likovich Jenny Carnes and Dr. Elizabeth Bowhay-Carnes Mr. & Mrs. Danny Oliver Crystal Gomez Dorian Perez Pat Frost Jonathan Owens Juan Gonzale Richard Pescrillo Joe Linson Dr. Stacey Johnson and Rob Hoek Gregg Popovich Louis Gonzales Dorsena Picknell Dr. Robert Marbut Jr. and Laura A. Flores Mr. & Mrs. Jim Reed Suzy Gray Phillip Pfeiffer Dick Lord David and Judy Rettinger Ryan Platt Dr. Earl Smith III Nichole & Mark Greenberg Phil Miner David and Teresa Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Vetters Laura Groff Erica Prosper Gary Woods Shomari Guidry Stephen Pundt Mark Phariss Mark Wright Mr. & Mrs. Alonzo Guzman Mr. & Mrs. Brock Purslow Robert Wright Jr. Tyreo Harrison Jose Ramos Carlos Ramos Ana Rebollosa Ben Hart Steve Richards Cristina Heaney Judy Rettinger Carissa and Josh Heiss Donna Reyes David Schmidt Scott Helbing Loraine Reyna Greg Hermanson Priscilla Reyna Michael Stoltz Steve Richards Aaron Hernandez *Deceased 34 35 SUPPORT OUR STAFF BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Cari Breakie-Richardson Lori Houston Danny Oliver Robert K. Sugg CHAIR Owner Assistant City Manager Senior Vice President, Marketing Partner Silo Elevated Cuisine City of San Antonio and Business Development Strasburger & Price Brad Young NuStar Energy, LP Executive Vice President – Jeffery Brown Brian Hurtak Dr. Julie L. Wiernik AutoPilot Services Sr. Director, Customer Executive Director, Richard Oliver Licensed Clinical & SWBC Success Group Deposit Experiences Director of Communications Performance Psychologist Medtronic USAA Visit San Antonio Texas Center for Sports Psychology MEMBERS Russ Bookbinder Jenny Carnes Mary Ullmann Japhet Sylvia Montemayor David Voth Laura Cabanilla Matt Johnson Jonathan D. Owens President & CEO Sr. Vice President/COO Sr. VP, Communications Vice President, Vice President, Jesus Alarcon Vice President, Sr. Vice President Chief Financial Officer Fran Yanity & Community Engagement Finance & Administration Bids & Events Sales Manager Community Relations Pape-Dawson Engineers, Inc. Arguindegui Oil Company President & CEO Pepsi Beverages Company Wells Fargo & Company The PM Group Leni Kirkman Timothy S. Palomera, MD Kevin Amen Ryan Calong VP, Strategic Communications & Sports Medicine Associates of VP/GM South Central Texas Director National Accounts Patient Relations San Antonio EX-OFFICIO Market Unit Silver Eagle Distributing, Inc. University Health System Marco Barros Coca-Cola Southwest Susan Pape President & CEO Beverages Mike Chapman Brannon Lacey Publisher San Antonio Tourism Council Executive Vice President / Chief Vice President San Antonio Express-News April Ancira Operating Officer Rackspace Bill Brendel Vice President Security Service FCU John Perry General Manager Ancira Auto Group Patti Larsen Senior Vice President, The Crockett Hotel Andy Crouch Director, External & Advertising & Communication Brandon Arceneaux Partner Legislative Affairs Valero Energy Hank Brummett Owner KPMG AT&T Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Robert Potter Josh Davis Mandy Adkins Tony Benke Alex Cardenas David Castro Ross Davis Executive Vice President Olympic Gold Medalist Ernest Cunningham Dr. Esteban Lopez Director, Youth and Manager, Volunteers Youth Programs Operations Manager Director of Marketing Gary Arthur President & CEO Regional President Lone Star Capital Bank, NA Community Programs Operations Manager Retired Sr. Vice President Globalgig Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas Derrick Fox Valero Energy Corporation Steve Pundt President/CEO Tom Cury Steve Markey FirstNet Specialist Valero Alamo Bowl George Becknell, III President & General Manager Managing Partner, CPA AT&T Insurance and KENS-TV Whitestone Wealth Kent Krauss Planner Management Brock Purslow George P. Becknell III, Insurance Chris Flannery Vice President of Sales-Texas Joe Krier Vice President, Michael Malo Humana Krier Consulting Group Julie Bedingfield Administration Manager Vice President, Marketing Public Affairs Merrill Lynch Methodist Healthcare Systems Dean Radla, Chairman-Elect Robert Marbut, Jr. H-E-B General Manager Jeff Garrison Susan McGee KABB/KMYS/WOAI Richard Perez Dr. S. Josh Bell Operations Manager President, General Counsel President & CEO Sports Medicine Surgeon Cox Media Group San Antonio U.S. Global Investors, Inc. Bob Raymond San Antonio Greater Chamber San Antonio Orthopaedic Regional Vice President of Sales of Commerce Group Joseph B. Gaughan Frank Miceli Dahill Heather Fortune Gretchen Garceau-Kragh Claudia Hernandez Isabel Jones Dorsena Picknell Partner, Assurance Services Senior Vice President Sales Carlos Ramos Development/Sponsor Coordinator Grants Writer Manager, Finance Director of Development Director of Sponsorships George Block Ernst & Young, LLP and Marketing Judy Rettinger System of the Future, Sales Spurs Sports & Entertainment General Manager Transition Lead Lisa Blonkvist, CIMA Mike Gorman Spectrum Media Coca-Cola Refreshments Senior Vice President, Wealth Vice President Malt, South Texas Tim Morrow Management Glazer’s CEO/Executive Director Richard W. Smith Jr. Steve Richards Morgan Stanley San Antonio Zoo Principal President Don Harris Higginbotham Strategic Edge 360 Nonprofit Jim Bodenstedt Sports Director Robert Ober and Olympic Sports President WOAI-TV CEO & Founder Russell Stehling Management & Consulting MUY! Pizza Robert Ober & Associates, Inc. Wealth Management Advisor Ben Hart Steve Brauer Owner Richard Ojeda Executive Vice President, Factory of Champions Owner/CEO Justin Steen Safety & Quality Black Tie Affairs President Zachry Group Janet Holliday Miner National Service President/CEO The CE Group, Inc Loraine Reyna Riley Walker Carolyn Wheat Melody Wiley 36 Executive Account Manager, Event Operations Public Relations Manager Youth Programs Manager 37 VOLUNTEERS

OUR VOLUNTEERS MAKE THE DIFFERENCE

2018 Volunteer of the Year Emily Lew Past Volunteers of the Year 2017 Albert Motz 2016 Clarence Johnson 2015 Kendall Draycott 2014 Maggie Schneider 2013 Liz Fritz 2012 Paul & Kathy Colliander 2011 Linda Marie Garza 2010 Jeff Schooner 2009 Kathy & Olan Phillips 2008 Jo Lowe 2007 Larry Hernandez 2006 Alan McDonald 2005 Sheila Jones & Mary Holland 2004 Malcolm & Ethel Greig 38 39 SanAntonioSports.org

If you donate to the United Way, please consider San Antonio Sports (370).