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YEAR IN REVIEW // 2020 OUR VISION TABLE OF CONTENTS

4...... The Power of Sport At Sports, we believe in the POWER OF SPORT. In fact, it’s our mission to transform our community through the power of sport. 8...... i play! afterschool That transformation takes place at the intersection of three vision areas: 12...... Fit Family Challenge , and It’s there that HEALTHY KIDS PLACES to PLAY EVENTS that IMPACT. 14...... Go!Kids Challenge you’ll see our programs transform the health and wellbeing of children and their families, the community improved by parks and enhanced recreational 15...... KiDS ROCK facilities for which we advocate, and our economy reaping the positive 16...... Events that Impact effects of the premier sporting events we attract. 17...... Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon 18...... NCAA 19...... Big Events 20...... Alpha Warrior Fiesta Challenge 22...... Corporate Cup 24...... All- Football Game HEALTHY KIDS 26...... Beyond the Game 27...... All-Star Cheer Challenge ENGAGE & INSPIRE • • ACTIVE LIVING 28...... School Parks 30...... Hall of Fame 32...... Pull for Kids 33...... San Antonio Sports Taco Trot 5k 34...... Volunteers PLACES 36...... Community Partners EVENTS THAT 38...... Individual Donors IMPACT TO PLAY 42...... Board of Directors 43...... Our Staff

San Antonio Sports salutes the many community partners who help us accomplish our mission including local school districts, • YMCA of , Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio, After-School All-Stars San Antonio, San Antonio Food , ATTRACT Haven for Hope, , South Blood & Tissue , San Antonio Parks & Recreation, & HOST Bexar County Community Venues, Visit San Antonio and the City of San Antonio Convention, Sports and Entertainment Facilities.

2 3 IMPROVING THE HEALTH OF OUR COMMUNITY BY SERVING ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED POPULATIONS THAT THE POWER OF SPORT EXPERIENCE HIGHER RATES OF CHILDHOOD OBESITY.

AN EXPERT Sport has the power to transform individuals, neighborhoods and entire THE FACTS communities, and every day we see evidence of that happening through WEIGHS IN In 2014, the San Antonio Metropolitan Health District reported 71% the programs and events that you will read about in this Year in Review. We asked Jane Lynch, M.D., of adults in Bexar County were overweight or obese. Of children a pediatric endocrinologist aged 10-17 in Bexar County in 2013, 27% of African American and TEACHING LIFE SKILLS at UT Health San Antonio to The influence of sports and coaches Hispanic children were obese, as were 12% of Caucasian children, provide us with her observations As a data-driven nonprofit organization, we continuously look to according to a report by the Centers for Disease Control and regarding the health concerns research to help us determine where and how we can make a difference. Prevention. Source: Rivard Report for youth in minority and economically challenged areas CORE Research, on behalf of San Antonio Sports, polled more than 500 Obesity remains one of the biggest threats to the health of our of our community: San Antonio-area business owners, C-suite executives and community children and our country, putting millions of young people at

members. increased risk of chronic diseases and contributing to billions of Obesity with onset during the preschool or elementary school dollars in health care expenditures. The causes are similar to those of of those surveyed played sports in their youth, years portends risk for long-term obesity into adolescence. 68% adult obesity, including dietary patterns, physical inactivity, disparities reinforcing the view that there is a relationship OUR GOALS Several pediatric studies have found strong evidence that in food and in the physical activity environment. In Bexar County, between youth sports and career success. weight trajectories are established early in childhood, that obesity rates follow the geographic patterns observed with income, Use sports participation as obesity even in childhood is difficult to reverse, and that affirmed participating in sports at an early age can 1 as obesity rates are higher among adults who earn less than 96% a platform to teach the life children with obesity seldom reach normal weight. There make a positive difference in a child’s development. $25,000. Source: Metro Health Strategic Plan Jan. 2017 – Dec. 2019 skills necessary for success is significantly increased risk among more disadvantaged Asked about how we best prepare our youth to meet future challenges in school and the workplace children for early onset obesity and for obesity persisting as adults, the top responses to our survey provided the information through middle school. (1) CLOSING THE GAP below. Improve the overall health Using our influence to equity 2 The rates for type 2 diabetes in youth is highest among racial/ LIFE SKILLS Character, personal growth, handle success & adversity of our kids and community The annual survey by the Sports & Fitness Industry Association (SFIA) minority groups with a rise in incidence of 4.8% per year TEAMWORK Bringing people together, self-confidence, leadership in 2018 found that 33.4% of kids ages 6 to 12 from homes with $25,000 through routine exercise and between 2012 and 2018. (2) The percentage of youth with a RESPONSIBILITY Discipline, structure, work ethic, consequences or less were physically inactive, compared to just 9.9% of kids from health education newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes compared to type 1 diabetes $100,000+ homes (State of Play 2019 report). Ernst & Young surveyed 821 business executives from 14 countries has risen from essentially zero in the 1980s to 50% as of 2018 around the world and found that:f Help close the equity gap in San Antonio. The significant association between higher 3 Kids from lower-income homes face increasing participation barriers. poverty rates and increased rates of type 2 diabetes in youth women executives sampled played sports1 for those that can and In 2018, 22% of kids ages 6 to 12 in households with incomes under 90% confirms the increased risk for diabetes among local youth cannot afford early-stage $25,000 played sports on a regular basis, compared to 43% of kids of women executives currently holding a C-suite with disadvantaged backgrounds. The development of from homes earning $100,000 or more. Kids from the lowest-income 96% 1 development of sports skills position played sports diabetes-related complications in individuals with youth-onset homes are more than three times as likely to be physically inactive. disease is often much more rapid than it is in individuals who 75% said that a candidate’s background in sports (Aspen Institute State of Play: 2019 report). positively influenced their decision to hire them 2 develop the disease later in life. (2)

(1) Tester JM, Phan T-L-T-, Tucker JM, et al. Characteristics of Children 2 to 5 Years of Age (1) Hess, A (2017, January 22) “If you want to be CEO later, play sports now” https://www.cnbc. com/2017/01/11/want-to-be-a-ceo-later-play-sports-now.html With Severe Obesity. Pediatrics. 2018;141 (2) Brooke-Marciniak, B. (2016, February 4) “Here’s Why Women Who Play Sports Are More Successful.” (2) https://news.uthscsa.edu/youth-onset-type-2-diabetes-is-derailing-the-lives-of- 5 http://fortune.com/2016/02/04/women-sports-successful/ young-adults/ MAX LUCADO Best-selling Christian Author WHY SPORTS MATTER The challenge for me throughout much of my life, especially my teenage and early years in my 20’s, was drinking. I come from a family of alcoholics. Sports kept me busy and active. I had good coaches who would talk to us about self-control, about watching what you’re doing If it had it not been for The Power of Sport has and will continue to play a significant role in the lives of sports, already what was a quicksand form of a problem could have sucked me under. But sports was just our kids. Some of our community leaders shared their thoughts on the subject: enough to keep me above ground until I could get my feet back under me. I think I was headed toward a real mess otherwise. i play! afterschool can be that helping hand to some youngster that doesn’t have it Three-Time NBA Champion coming from anywhere else. We’ve got to throw a safety net and help catch these kids before they fall, fall through the cracks. My mother was a drug addict, and my father was an alcoholic. The fact is that my upbringing wasn’t ideal, but I had to own my reality. I learned at an early age that I shouldn’t complain about my situation. More than anything else, what can I do to help better the situation? Sports helped save my life and taught BILL GREEHEY Chairman of the Board, NuStar Energy me perseverance. I don’t know where I would be without sport, because it allows me to give a testimony of To be a successful team you have to have commitment, dedication, and teamwork. That’s exactly what kids can accomplish when they set their minds to it. what you need to be successful in business. I think someone who has played sports is more likely to be successful than those that have not. ANGIE SALINAS CEO, Girls Scouts of Southwest TexaS Through sports, I learned discipline and all those things that I think my parents and other role CYNDI TAYLOR KRIER Former Texas Senator and Bexar County Judge models in my life had tried to tell me, that nobody is going to give you anything. You have to earn Sports is a microcosm of what the world’s going to be like when they get out of school. By your place, and you have a responsibility to give back. I know I would not have achieved much of the participating in sports, they have an opportunity to learn how to do something well. They have an success, which as a Marine, I rose from private to major general in the United States Marine Corps. I was the opportunity to learn how to work with others in the team-like environment. They have an opportunity to first Latina to make general in the United States Marine Corps. All of that, I really attribute to the fact that I learn fun, healthy ways to eat and exercise and take care of their health. learned some of the most basic skills in sports.

SHANTEL WILKENS Deputy Managing Director at The Kronkosky Charitable Foundation HARVEY NAJIM President, Harvey E. Najim Charitable Foundation Considering my childhood, I think I’d probably be a statistic somewhere, probably doing The i play! afterschoolprogram is making a big difference in attendance, grades and disciplinary something I’m not supposed to be doing. Sports gave me a focus and a determination that allowed me referrals. It’s teaching kids discipline. It’s teaching them following the rules, and it’s teaching them to go down a path, pursue a higher education at a very prestigious private college, and I think if I did not teamwork. I think those are all the same characteristics that kids need to have to be successful in school have sports I’d probably not be living my best life. and in life.

TYREO HARRISON Former NFL player and SWBC EVP, B2C Channel Development ROSEMARY KOWALSKI Chairman Emeritus, The RK Group You look at the community, especially from a business perspective and you look at the talent When I started school is when I got into sports. I learned that you can’t win that game by yourself. You pool that’s out there, you want these kids to grow into the future workers, the future leaders of have to have the others to help you. It taught me teamwork, persistence and confidence. Sports teaches your town. Team sports and any sort of sport is definitely a great way to help them do that. you how to get along in life and always treat everybody the same, whether you come in the back door or the front door. Sports provides a lifelong foundation for exercise. If they teach you the proper way, you may DARYL “MOOSE” JOHNSTON Three-time Super Bowl Champion all live as long as God’s let me live to age 96! I think the i play! afterschool program is critical, especially for the kids in the under-served areas. Unfortunately, what the kids are facing today is the expense of what these opportunities cost. Youth sports have become very expensive in today’s age, and this program allows everybody to be a part of this. We can’t talk about all these great things that happen from being involved in athletics, and then limit to the people who can only pay for it. 7 HEALTHY KIDS San Antonio Sports Creates 68 Training Videos Available to the Public

I PLAY! AFTERSCHOOL Along with our school district partners, we recognized the need for quality sport instruction videos for distance learning and to keep children active. Thus San Antonio Sports began turning i play! afterschoolsport curriculum into a library of San Antonio Sports’ i play! afterschool program provides its participants professionally-produced videos that could be used by PE skill-based instruction in five sports, while building confidence and teachers as distance learning content, our after school coaches self-esteem and teaching the importance of healthy habits, self- as a coaching resource, and by families with children at home discipline, social skills, teamwork and sportsmanship. Research shows needing ways to stay active. that children in the program have significantly less absenteeism, fewer disciplinary referrals and higher academic outcomes in reading and The i play! afterschool instructional library includes 68 videos math than children not in the program. that teach the basic fundamentals of soccer, track, and volleyball. In addition, there is an Alpha Warrior Junior During the 2019-2020 school year, the program served 1,400 kids in series that guides children through four basic workouts third through fifth grades from 58 schools in five school districts: San teaching balance, flexibility and core strength. Antonio, Harlandale, Northside, North East and Southwest Independent School Districts. They learned soccer, track, volleyball, basketball and As of this printing, 107 schools from 15 districts are using our tennis, and every five weeks, San Antonio Sports hosted a program-wide 58 library in physical education classes. tournament awarding gold, silver and bronze medals to the winning Elementary schools teams. All participants are provided with i play! afterschoolt-shirt, shorts, The video library features expert instruction from professional athletes: socks, shoes and backpacks.

Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, the 2019-2020 school year was cut short 1,400 Michael Lahoud NCAA Champion 2007, Wake Forest University; during the final sport unit, tennis. In an effort to keep children active, San Kids involved each week SOCCER Former MLS player: Chivas USA, Philadelphia Union Antonio Sports staff created sport skills videos so children could practice their skills with basic equipment they had at home. As the severity of COVID-19 continued, our team recognized that the 2020-2021 school 5 Kendra Chambers year would look drastically different. Sport units: soccer, track, TRACK 4-time Big 12 Champion, University of Texas; 12-time All-American; USA Track & Field athlete volleyball, basketball and tennis Sophia Young-Malcolm BASKETBALL NCAA Champion 2005, Baylor University; 3-time WNBA All-Star, San Antonio Silver Stars “What I have learned from i play! is being respectful, Danielle Scott having good grades and also VOLLEYBALL NCAA Champion 1993, University of California at Long Beach; 5-time Olympian teamwork.” ALPHA Alyssa Kevin Klein and Tawnee Leonardo i play! afterschool athlete WARRIOR American Ninja Warriors 8 JUNIOR 9 HEALTHY KIDS

I PLAY! AFTERSCHOOL

I PLAY! AFTERSCHOOL OUTCOMES ETHNICITY 2019-2020 PARTICIPANT FEEDBACK Through participation in the out-of-school-time consortium 83% of students report they want to participate next year Excel Beyond the Bell SA, San Antonio Sports has access to data 95% of parents describe their child’s experience in i play! compiled by the UP Partnership. UP Partnership is a collective afterschool as “good or great.” impact partnership that leverages data and coordinates leaders to drive youth outcomes across San Antonio. Its Education SKILLS DEVELOPMENT: Success Scorecard provides a shared measurement system to PRE-POST ASSESSMENT assess and analyze the impact of San Antonio’s out-of-school- 81% COLLABORATING time sector, including our i play! afterschool program. Hispanic/Latino Percentage of students exceeding expectations PARTNERS i play! afterschool program participants School district Hispanic/Latino Non-Hispanic

YMCA of CHRONICALLY ABSENT 2018-2019* Chronically absent students have missed more than 10% of school days. GENDER Greater San Antonio 2019-2020 5% 15% Boys & Girls Clubs 0% 10% 20% 30% of San Antonio SATISFACTORY/PERFECT ATTENDANCE 2018-2019* Satisfactory or perfect attendance is calculated as missing fewer than 5% of school days. 46% Greater San Antonio 79% Female NUTRITION & PHYSICAL ACTIVITY 60% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Percentage increase in students who reported 5+ times per After-School All-Stars week when asked: “How many days per week did you do the COLLEGE-READY IN MATH 2018-2019* A “college-ready” student met post-secondary readiness standard scalescore on STAAR tests. following?” KIN (NEISD) Male Female 44% 36% ECONOMIC DISADVANTAGE Learning Tree (NISD) 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 2018-2019*Chart Title COLLEGE-READY IN READING 2018-2019* Southwest ISD A “college-ready” student met post-secondary readiness standard scalescore on STAAR tests. 37% Afterschool Challenge 32% Program 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%

*2018-2019 outcomes reported due to COVID-19 and the 2019-2020 school 88% year transition to virtual learning at the conclusion of the year. Harlandale ISD Receive a free or reduced lunch program provided by data analysis provided by Extended Day Programs

1 2 11 10 Free or reduced lunch No disadvantage HEALTHY KIDS AND FAMILIES OVERVIEW 112 861 4,103 Virtual fitness classes FIT FAMILY CHALLENGE Households participated Participant Engagements

San Antonio Sports Fit Family Challenge presented by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas encourages families to learn about health PARTICIPANT ZIP CODE HEAT MAP HEALTH NUMBERS* and fitness, eat right and stay active. Since the program’s inception in Improvement in participants’ knowledge and 2010, San Antonio Sports has been providing families the opportunity understanding of their vital health numbers Glucose +28% BMI +26% to bond through the shared goal of getting fit over the summer. There Blood Pressure +15% Cholesterol +7% are free, weekly fitness events at eight locations throughout the city that include Zumba® for adults and teens, and fitness classes for children four to 12 years of age. IMPROVED HEALTH METRICS* Due to COVID-19, San Antonio Sports launched Fit Family Challenge Lowered the number of participants in the high risk category of Home Edition to keep families active while staying safe at home. Fit systolic blood pressure by 29% Family Challenge Home Edition included seven free group fitness classes Lowered the number of participants in the high risk category of per week for 16 weeks that were hosted live on Zoom. In addition, Fit The virtual format of Fit Family diastolic blood pressure by 39% Family Challenge Home Edition included a 12-week Alpha Warrior fitness Challenge classes worked challenge that allowed participants to test their strength while working Lowered the number of participants in the morbidly obese category and advancing through four levels of Alpha Warrior workouts: Delta, for participant Darlene. of BMI by 20% Charlie, Bravo and Alpha. “It was convenient, QUALITY ACTIVITIES HEALTH FITNESS GOALS* 84% graded the quality of activities an A on a scale of A-F. 31% increase in those who set health/fitness goals easy to use and helped me stay

active and healthy.” program provided by data analysis provided by

She liked that she could still

Fit Family Challenge Home Edition was open to anyone, regardless have fun online with her Zumba * Due to the nature of COVID-19 and virtual programming, of location, but targeted Bexar County families. Each time a family family while keeping safe . these data reflect 2019 results. participated in a live fitness class, they were entered in a drawing to win a monthly $100 gift card and the grand prize of $1,000 cash. Fit Family Challenge has become a fitness community that offers Darlene Martinez won this year’s $1,000 grand prize. accountability and makes reaching fitness and health goals more exciting and fun. 12 13 HEALTHY KIDS IN SCHOOLS

GO!KIDS CHALLENGE KIDS ROCK

For thousands of K-5th grade children in San Antonio area elementary San Antonio Sports teams up with the Rock ‘n’ Roll San Antonio schools, the new year starts with the University Health System Marathon & ½ Marathon to present SUBWAY® KiDS Rock, a non-timed, Go!Kids Challenge powered by San Antonio Sports. This free six- non-competitive event for children in grades K-7. A training curriculum week program, in its 17th year, runs from mid-January through February and logs are distributed to more than 233 elementary schools two and encourages kindergarten through fifth graders to be active and eat months prior to the marathon. Kids run, jog or walk a marathon, one healthy. mile at a time, accumulating 25.2 miles over eight weeks. Many kids celebrate the completion of the marathon by running the final mile at the OBJECTIVES SUBWAY KiDS Rock powered by San Antonio Sports, which is part of the • Participate in a minimum of 5 fitness activities each week Humana Rock ‘n’ Roll San Antonio Marathon weekend in December. • Promote incremental physical activity Race participants receive a t-shirt, medal and free admission to San • Promote positive nutritional habits Antonio ! • Increase parent engagement • Engage support of PE coaches 228 233 • Provide two tickets as incentive for completion Elementary schools Elementary and YEAR-OVER-YEAR PARTICIPATION registered middle schools

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Schools 196 210 217 222 215 228 127,000 130,000 Students who 13,189 23,402 23,691 22,991 25,615 20,000* completed Fitness logs distributed Marathon training challenge logs distributed * Activity logs were to be turned in to PE teachers the week after spring break but school closures resulted in fewer logs being returned than in previous years. 20,000 Students completed 1,735 the Challenge Entries in SUBWAY® KiDS ROCK

14 15 EVENTS THAT IMPACT OUR COMMUNITY

EVENTS THAT IMPACT ROCK ‘N’ ROLL MARATHON

Since 1984, San Antonio Sports has hosted premier events that have It was a beautiful weekend for the 11th annual Humana Rock ‘n’ Roll delivered more than $900 million for our local economy. Shortly after San Antonio Marathon & ½ Marathon. Over 15,000 runners from 50 forming, San Antonio Sports was awarded the 1989 Amateur Athletic states and 27 different countries hit the streets for the marathon, half Union Junior Olympic Games, a prominent, multi-sport event with 5,200 marathon, two-person relay, 10K, 5K and Subway KiDS ROCK fun run. participants, a crowd of 14,200 visitors and direct visitor expenditure of $6 million to the city. After the creation of new facilities, including San Antonio Sports helped secure the first Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon in 2008 the , our city was selected by the United States Olympic and manages the roughly 3,000+ volunteers who support the marathon Committee to host the 1993 U.S. Olympic Festival which put San Antonio events every year. The weekend could not have happened without their on the global stage. help doing everything from distributing bibs and t-shirts to staffing water stations and gear check. Since that time, we’ve hosted more than 119 events, including four NCAA Men’s Final Four championships and two Women’s Final Fours which Gold medal gymnast Mary Lou Retton have had an economic impact of $366 million. with the Olympic Torch at the 1993

Other events have also contributed sizable dollars for our local economy, US Olympic Festival in San Antonio. including the Rock ‘n’ Roll San Antonio Marathon & ½ Marathon which $32.6 million attracts more than 25,000 participants and spectators each year and has Economic impact generated more than $290 million in direct visitor spending. $941 million The past have seen a dramatic increase in the number of high- In economic impact profile sporting events in San Antonio. Since its inception, San Antonio 14,377 Sports has been an active and influential organization in the city, not Total participants only generating millions in visitor spending but impacting hundreds of 119 thousands of local children through its sports and fitness programs. Events hosted While 2020 was exceptionally challenging and unexpected for all of 3,000 us, our goal is to continue to attract sporting events for years to come, Volunteers welcoming visitors safely to the Alamo City.

16 EVENTS THAT IMPACT OUR COMMUNITY UPCOMING EVENTS

NCAA EVENTS

San Antonio Sports plays an integral role in leading and staffing the San Antonio Local Organizing Committee which hosts major NCAA Championship events. In partnership with the City of San Antonio, Visit San Antonio and co-hosting institutions, University of Texas at NCAA WOMEN’S FINAL FOUR USA WATER POLO WELCOME TO TEXAS SHOOT San Antonio and University of the Incarnate Word, we are thrilled April 2 & 4, 2021 May 28 – 31, 2021 25,000 out-of-town visitors 75 teams and honored to have been awarded the 2021 Women’s Final Four®. 30,000 spectators 2,000 participants and spectators Following 2021, San Antonio will host the 2022 NCAA Men’s South Estimated Economic Impact - $40 million* Estimated Economic Impact - $1.2 million* Regional and the 2025 NCAA Men’s Final Four®. This will mark our third Women’s Final Four, our sixth Men’s Regional and our fifth Men’s Final Four.

NCAA MEN’S BASKETBALL SOUTH REGIONAL 2022 U.S. MASTERS SWIMMING SPRING NATIONALS March 24 & 26, 2022 April 28 – May 1, 2022 15,000 out-of-town visitors 2,250 participants 18,000 spectators 2,000 spectators Estimated Economic Impact - $25 million Estimated Economic Impact - $3 million

NCAA MEN’S FINAL FOUR April 5 & 7, 2025 90,000 out-of-town visitors

69,000 spectators *Impact numbers may be affected by 18 Estimated Economic Impact - $200 million COVID19-related attendance restrictions 19 EVENTS THAT IMPACT OUR COMMUNITY

ALPHA WARRIOR FIESTA FITNESS CHALLENGE

Twenty-eight high school teams of six competed virtually to complete four fitness challenges, each with increasing difficulty, to reach Alpha Warrior status. Each team was led by a member of of the US Army. The challenge featured 168 participants who worked to complete Delta, Charlie, Bravo and Alpha levels. Nine teams made it through all four levels and were entered into a drawing to win $1,000, $500 or $250 grants for their schools. VIVA FITNESS! New this spring, area fitness enthusiasts can experience the Alpha RETURNING TO THE ALPHA WARRIOR PROVING Warrior Proving Grounds in a one-of-a-kind event. The San Antonio Sports Alpha Warrior Fiesta Fitness Challenge will feature a Fit King GROUNDS AT RETAMA PARK IN 2021! and Fit Queen, as well as a health and fitness fair as competitors battle 28 through a state-of-the-art obstacle course. Team tug-of-war and High school teams plyometric sack races are part of the fun with the fastest times claiming the title of Fiesta’s Fittest. 6 DIVISIONS Members on each team Individuals will compete on the Alpha Warrior course to earn the title of Fiesta’s Fittest in four groups: competitive male, competitive female, Prize Drawing Winners recreation male, recreation female. In addition, group competition will $1,000 have teams of four (two men and two women) competing for the Fiesta Smithson Valley Girls Fittest title in both competitive and recreation categories. Basketball $500 LEE High School Swimming $250 O’Conner Boys & Girls 20 Basketball EVENTS THAT IMPACT OUR COMMUNITY Start practicing for next CORPORATE CUP year’s Cup! June 2021

In 2019, more than 7,000 people representing 91 companies participated in 13 events at the San Antonio Sports Corporate Cup presented by Ortho Now Injury Clinic.

In order to deliver a fun and safe 2020 event during the COVID-19 pandemic, the 9th annual San Antonio Sports Corporate Cup was conducted through four virtual challenges. Twenty-two corporate teams transitioned to the virtual event and participated in the Race Across Texas, a team challenge to complete 810 miles run across the state, the 5K Any Way participation event to earn points based on the number of finishers from each company, and the Randolph Brooks Federal t-shirt design contest.

23 Teams registered A key element to the event, a Charity Challenge, continued and was the CHARITY CHALLENGE RESULTS fourth way teams could earn points, with companies donating to our Companies donated to six charities to earn points before the competition. These donations made a real difference to the charity partners. 2020 Champions San Antonio Food Bank, Haven for Hope, Blood and Tissue Center, University Health Systems Blood Donor Services, D1: Capital Group Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio and San Antonio Sports’ free community programs. In a year like no other, companies participating in San Antonio Sports D2: NuStar Energy Corporate Cup brought their “A” game to the Charity Challenge. Haven for Hope San Antonio Food Bank Understanding that charities were in need of support now more than D3: Generations FCU 2,492 clothing & hygiene items 1,537,378 pounds of food ever, the challenge was extended until the virtual Corporate Cup was D4: Catto & Catto $29,972 in donations $152,476 in donations completed…which meant nine and a half months of giving! Boys & Girls Clubs 1,202,076 meals provided 2,172 school supplies Blood Donations $18,862 in monetary donations 9,243 pints of lifesaving blood to purchase school supplies San Antonio Sports

22 $15,562 in donations 23 EVENTS THAT IMPACT OUR COMMUNITY

ALL-STAR GAME

For 42 years, the San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game presented by H-E-B has served as a celebration of successful high school football careers. It provides an opportunity for area players AN ANTONIO looking for an additional chance to impress college recruiters before S SPORTS National Signing Day to earn college scholarships. The 2020 game was played on January 5 in the Alamodome and featured 113 players from 60 high schools in Bexar, Comal, Kendall, Guadalupe, Wilson, Atascosa and Medina counties.

Team Black won the 2020 San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game. The game was a thriller, going right down to the wire. Kerrville Tivy’s Trapper Pannell threw for two fourth-quarter touchdowns as Team Black rallied past Team Gold 35-34 before 18,242 at the Alamodome.

The game was played after the All-American Bowl. 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 113 RISING TO GREATNESS country, is televised nationally on NBC. Players The game has provided a stepping stone to past All-Stars who have gone on to play in the NFL: Marcus Davenport, Trey Darilek, Josh 42nd Annual San Antonio Sports All-Star Football Game Wilson, Carlyle Holiday, Josh Reynolds, Travis Lewis, Andrew January 4, 2020 at the Alamodome 60 Sendejo, Chris Bordano, Brian Natkin, Shawn Worthen, Ronald Black 35 - Gold 34 High schools represented Flemons, Patrick Bailey, Cedric Griffin, Quincy Butler, Alex Van Pelt, Wayne McGarity, Kerry Cash, Sammy Morris, Bruce Collie, Black Coach: Gold Coach: Reggie Rivers, N.D. Kalu, and Tony Darden. Other players, past Jared Johnston Matthew Elliott and present, distinguished themselves in college: Robert Quiroga Clemens High School Southwest High School 18,242 Attendees at the game (Baylor), Hunter Lawrence (Texas), Eryk Anders (Alabama), Justin Stockton (Texas Tech), Ramon Richards and Zach Sinor (Oklahoma State), Dimitri Flowers (Oklahoma), 56 Dalton (Cornell), Andre Wilson (UAB), Mitchell Playing college football Watanabe and Jaylen Harris (Sam 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 after a successful career at UTSA.

Bottom: Josh Reynolds played in the 2013 All-Star Football Game and was a star receiver at Texas A&M. He was drafted in the fourth round of the 2017 NFL by the . 24 25 EVENTS THAT IMPACT OUR COMMUNITY

BEYOND THE GAME CHEER CHALLENGE

San Antonio Sports works with area school districts to recognize middle S-P-I-R-I-T, spirit! Hey, let us hear it! The 2020 San Antonio Sports and high school athletic teams who model the key values of respect, All-Star Cheer Challenge powered by CPS Energy provided four selfless service, integrity, caring and sportsmanship. Beyond the Game local cheer squads the opportunity to cheer at the nationally-televised presented by Methodist Healthcare encourages teams to serve (NBC) All-American Bowl and the locally-televised (CW35) San Antonio others and shines a light on those who have made a difference in their Sports All-Star Football Game presented by H-E-B. The four squads were district or community. Teams were recognized by San Antonio Sports determined by an online vote, with the top two receiving a $1,000 and and Methodist Healthcare and featured on The CW 35’s Thursday Night $500 grant respectively. John Marshall High School and Medina Valley Lights high school football game broadcasts, KABB FOX29 Daytime at High School came out on top, followed by Bandera High School and

Nine, WOAI News4 San Antonio Living, FOX29 Maximum Sports and WOAI PRESENTED BY New Braunfels High School. Sports Sunday shows.

80 Submissions 78,318 Online votes cast 41 Schools participated 27 (13 middle schools, 28 high schools) Cheer squads 11 17 School districts and private School districts schools represented (Northside ISD, North East ISD, Schertz-Cibolo Universal City ISD, 2020 Winners John Marshall High School Judson ISD, Boerne ISD, San Antonio Medina Valley High School ISD, Alamo Heights ISD, East Central Bandera High School ISD, Floresville ISD, Southwest ISD, New Braunfels High School 26 South San ISD) 27 PLACES TO PLAY

SCHOOL PARKS

More neighborhoods in San Antonio now have a park nearby through the San Antonio Sports School Parks program. They are enhanced by beautiful gateways or signs 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 by turning elementary and middle school property into facilities to be enjoyed by SUPPORTED BY THE JOHN L. SANTIKOS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION students during the school day and open to residents for exercise and A FUND OF THE SAN ANTONIO AREA FOUNDATION recreation after school hours. In conjunction with the Trust for Public Land’s 10-Minute Walk campaign, San Antonio Sports, the City of San Antonio, City Council members and San Antonio Parks & Recreation will work together to build future parks in high need areas, providing communities who currently don’t have a park within a ten-minute walk facilities that can be accessed after school hours and on weekends. 37 Completed school parks Thanks to support from the John L. Santikos Charitable Foundation, a fund of the San Antonio Area Foundation, artistic gateways and signs are since 2012 installed at each school park welcoming citizens into the space. These funds also allow San Antonio Sports to provide park enhancements for students and the neighborhood. 6 SCHOOL PARK DIRECTORY In progress 1. Adams Elem. (Harlandale ISD) 14. Hidden Forest Elem. (NEISD) 27. Passmore Elem. (NISD) 2. Bellaire Elem. (Harlandale ISD) 15. Higgs Carter King (Charter) 28. Price Elem. (South San ISD) 3. Boone Elem. (NISD) 16. Huppertz Elem. (SAISD)* 29. Rhodes Middle School (SAISD) 8 4. Burke Elem. (NISD) 17. Larkspur Elem. (NEISD) 30. Ridgeview Elem. (NEISD) School districts, college 5. Camelot Elem. (NEISD) 18. Lowell Middle School (SAISD)* 31. Rodriguez Elem. (SAISD) districts and charter 6. Canyon Ridge (NEISD) 19. Margil Elem. (SAISD) 32. Serna Elem. (NEISD) 7. Castle Hills Elem. (NEISD) 20. Mission Academy (SAISD) 33. Sky Harbour Elem. (Southwest ISD) schools represented 8. Colonial Hills Elem. (NEISD) 21. Neal Elem. (SAISD) 34. Villarreeal Elem. (NISD) 9. Colonies North Elem. (NISD) 22. Northern Hills Elem. (NEISD) 35. Wheatley Middle School (SAISD) 10. East Terrell Hills Elem. (NEISD) 23. Oak Grove Elem. (NEISD) 36. Woodstone Elem. (NEISD) 11. El Dorado Elem. (NEISD) 24. Olmos Elem. (NEISD) 37. YWLA High School (SAISD)* 12. Five Palms Elem. (South San ISD) 25. Page Middle School (SAISD) * In progress 13. Gates Elem. (SAISD) 26. Palo Alto/Palomino 28 28 Park (Alamo Colleges) 29 SATURDAY, MAY 1, 2021 HENRY B GONZALEZ CONVENTION CENTER SUPPORT LIVE ENTERTAINMENT BY RESURRECTION, A JOURNEY TRIBUTE INDUCTING THECLASSOF2020 HALL OF FAME TRIBUTE

The San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame Tribute presented by H-E-B is a special evening that celebrates the accomplishments of those who have made a significant impact in the sports community through outstanding athletic achievement or major involvement and STAN BONEWITZ LYNN HICKEY MIKE AYALA BRIG GEN ROBERT MCDERMOTT 1972 TRINITY UNIVERSITY MEN’S TENNIS TEAM contributions to athletic programs. Public nominations are made East Central & Texas Tech Former Athletic Director UTSA Professional boxer and Former USAA & NCAA DI Champions Basketball Star Golden Glove Champion Chairman through an online form hosted by the San Antonio Express-News, reviewed by a 65-member nominating committee and selected by the 2020 HALL OF FAME AUCTION DONORS executive committee comprised of the tri-partners: San Antonio Sports, $10,000+ Brown-Forman The CE Group San Antonio Express-News and the City of San Antonio. Briggs Ranch Golf Club & Dormie Network Captain Jim Adams The Garcia Companies H-E-B Catalina Hollingsworth The Overton Hotel Justus Brits, Afrihunt Safaris Cherry Mountain Cottages Topgolf Two weeks before our March 2020 event was set to take place, the City The PM Group Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Total Wine of San Antonio implemented COVID safety regulations, banning large Will Shields - Class of 2015 NFL Hall of Fame - Cox Media Group TPC San Antonio Kansas City Chiefs Double Dave’s Pizzaworks University of Texas Athletics gatherings. Although we had to cancel the event, we had many of Elegant Limousine and Charter Valerie & Keith Hunter Elena D’Agostino Vivian Martinez the auction items in-hand and were able to quickly pivot our focus to $2,000 - $9,999 Academy Sport+Outdoors Garcia Art Glass Wash Tub Car Care hosting an online auction. This, in combination of the generosity of our Americus Diamond Go Rio Cruises Over Bohanan’s Prime Steaks & Seafood sponsors and table buyers, helped us have a financially successful event. Cari and Patrick Richardson Grand Hyatt San Antonio $250 - $499 Casa Grande San Miguel Luxury Grant & Donell Teaff Anytime Fitness - Fair Oaks Ranch $400,000 Accommodations Hotel Emma Becker Vineyards We look forward to May 1, 2021 when Chef Thomas Gagliardi of the RK Group Howl at the Moon Biga on the Banks we will officially induct the Class of Raised to support Dan Pedrotti III and Fleming’s Steakhouse JW Marriott San Antonio Resort and Spa C3 Presents & Fine Wine Bar Karen Vandermeer EF’n Alchemy & GruntRolls 2020 and host the largest annual youth programs Friends of San Antonio Sports Kelly Wade Jewelers IHOP of San Antonio fundraiser for San Antonio Sports, James Avery Craftsman, Inc Kirby Hocutt, Texas Tech Athletics Director Jesus Gonzales Kay & Dean Radla KPMG LLP Las Palapas offering silent and live auctions and Ken and Denise Schlaudt La Hacienda de los Barrios entertainment by Resurrection: A Kent Krauss Life In Paradise Magnolia Pancake Haus Liliana Mackenzie Fine Art Portraits, LLC. Meadow Medlars Jewel Masters Journey Tribute Band. Class of 2020 MK Golf Technologies Mission Foods Merkaba Mr. and Mrs. George Block Mission Ridge Range & Academy Natural Bridge Caverns Lynn Hickey Ojeda Foundation My Fun Port A Olympia Hills Golf Course With special gratitude to the Pat O’Brien’s San Antonio Nardis Gun Club Omni La Mansion del Rio Stan E. Bonewitz Robert & Susie Ober NBC Sports & the All-American Bowl Pat Frost following partners: Silver Eagle Beverages/Budweiser Office Furniture Liquidations Rudy’s Bar-B-Q Tapatio Springs Hill Country Resort Patricia Celis San Antonio Shoemakers Mike Ayala The Dominion Country Club Republic National Distributing Sheraton Gunter Hotel San Antonio The Gene and Jerry Jones Family Foundation Rex Formal Wear Spurs Sport & Entertainment Brig. General Robert McDermott Vidanta Resorts Robin Jackson Photography St Anthony Hotel Royal Sonesta New Orleans St. Juste Management Corp. 1972 Trinity University $500 - $1,999 San Antonio Visitor Alliance Steven Brauer Advanced Aesthetics Lopez Plastic Surgery SeaWorld San Antonio The Club at Sonterra ® Men’s Tennis Team Alamodome Sheriff’s Administration Vaaler Creek Golf Club AT&T Shetler Fine Jewelers Yardbird Outside Balinese Wellness & Spa Southwest Airlines ® Baylor University Athletics Department Spa Black Bill Hanson Texas A&M Athletics Blanca Aldaco and The Platinum Company Texas de Brazil 30 31 SUPPORT

PULL FOR KIDS TACO TROT VIRTUAL 5K

San Antonio Sports’ annual Pull for Kids invitational shotgun Forced to adapt from hosting large in-person gatherings, we tapped into shoot offers an afternoon of spirited competition, good fun and the virtual event world and put on our first virtual 5K, San Antonio Sports networking, and an opportunity to sharpen shooting skills. Typically Taco Trot presented by . Participants registered online and this invitation-only event takes place in May every year at the National completed the 5K their way - on a treadmill, walking the dog, their usual Shooting Complex, but was rescheduled for September 2 due to jogging route, whatever worked. We simply wanted to encourage folks to COVID restrictions. Pull for Kids was our first in-person event since get out and get active. March. Adhering to local and state COVID regulations, we were able to successfully host 14 teams and 50 shooters, with all proceeds benefitting Everyone who registered received a t-shirt, medal and a coupon San Antonio Sports youth sports and fitness programs. for a free taco from Taco Cabana. On October 4 (National Taco Day) participants were invited to a drive-thru packet pick-up to grab their race This year, eight financial institutions joined in a special competition, swag. All proceeds supported San Antonio Sports youth and community spending some quality time with clients while in pursuit of bragging programs. rights and the coveted Capitalist Cup trophy. Over $38,000 Over Raised to support $18,000 youth programs Raised to support 14 youth programs Teams 480 50 Participants from Shooters participated all over the US Winners Individual Champion Jay Gable Four-Person Champion Security Service FCU #1 Capitalist Cup Champion 32 Security Service FCU #1 33 VOLUNTEERS

OUR VOLUNTEERS MAKE THE DIFFERENCE

Deirdre Murphy is one of our long-time volunteers, she’s been sharing her time and talents with us since the 1990’s.

A lifelong sports participant (soccer, softball, basketball, tennis), Deidre recognizes the importance of sport in the lives of children. “The mission of San Antonio Sports is so important in our community and I know that the more volunteer hours we all put in, the more the organization is able to offer. She’s also a basketball fan so it’s no surprise that her favorite events “are the Final Fours, by far! I am a lifelong college basketball fan. I grew up in ACC Country - Go Blue Devils!”

She sums up why she continues to help our nonprofit. “I really appreciate the friendliness of all the staff at all levels. There are very few organizations out there where staff, even the CEO, takes the time to chat with the volunteers and that is super appreciated!” As a key volunteer, we know we can count on Deirdre’s help and call upon her whenever 2020 Volunteer of the Year she’s needed. Deirdre Murphy Deirdre has been keeping busy working for the City of San Antonio’s Health Department. “We will all get through this, but it hasn’t been an Past Volunteers of the Year easy time. I look forward to days of volunteering for sports events again! 2019 Babette Coats For now, my message is just stay safe and stay well everyone! And WEAR 2018 Emily Lew A MASK!” 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 34 2004 Malcolm & Ethel Greig 35 SUPPORT

COMMUNITY PARTNERS COMMUNITY PARTNERS

PLATINUM ($50,000+)* GOLD ($25,000-49,999)* SILVER BRONZE Hixon Properties Inc. The Bank of San Antonio Up to $9,999* HomeSpring The Benevity $10,000-$24,999* Realty Partners Community Impact Academy 3M - Acelity Ability HomeCare Humana Fund Sports+Outdoors Intelligent Engineering The CE Group, Inc. Alamo Tees & Advertising Accenture Operations Aetna Services The Gordon Hartman Alpha Media IOMAXIS Family Foundation BioBridge Global Alamodome All Season Feeders Japhet Media The Hartford BSN Sports Kimley - Horn and The Mirza Trust CitiBank Alliant Services, Inc. Associates, Inc. The Pepsi Bottling Commercial Kitchen KPMG LLP Group, Inc. Corporate Travel Planners Allied Universal Amazon Law Office of Rudy The Watermark Group Cox Media Vasquez, P.C. Tiendanet Enterprises Ernst & Young, LLC Ameritas Group Arguindegui Oil Co. Legacy Mutual Mortgage LLC Generations FCU Lone Star Capital Bank Trinity University Gold’s Gym B.G. Metals, Inc. Bartlett Cocke Inc. MacGregor Medical UMR iHeart Media Center United Healthcare KSAT TV BBVA Compass BDO USA, LLP Marmon Mok United Way of Greater Mays Family Foundation Architecture Atlanta Medtronic Black Tie Affair Bridgehead IT, Inc Mass Mutual of South TX United Way of MUY! Pizza Hut & Wendy’s Merrill Lynch, Metropolitan North East Education Broadway Bank Catto and Catto LLP South Texas University of the Foundation Methodist Healthcare Incarnate Word NuStar Energy Christus Santa Rosa Health System Ministries of South US Global Investors, Inc. OrthoNow Injury Clinic Texas, Inc. UTSA Home Game Powerade Clark Hill Classics Elite Soccer Methodist Specialty and Entrance Volunteers Rackspace Transplant Hospital San Antonio Zoo Coca - Cola Southwest Beverages Morgan Stanley Foundation: Southwest Business Corp. Pape - Dawson Champions for Charity Sports Medicine CommuniCare Health Centers Engineers Inc. Viant Medical Associates of People Helping People San Antonio CrossFit Virilis Since 1947 CRSA Technologies Help People. and Cats Ward North American Spurs Sports & Pizza Hut of San Antonio Weaver and Tidwell DARKER COLORS (Computer Rescue) Entertainment Randolph Brooks FCU White Lodging TSAOG Strasburger & Price D1 Training Orthopaedics PANTONE REFLEX BLUE Daisy Charters and River City Services Corp. Experience. Innovation. Expertise. PANTONE OOL RA U Taco Cabana Shuttles Merchandising, LLC WhiteStone Wealth PANTONE OOL RA U The Capital Group Rob The Scholastic Management United Way of SA Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Network Y&L Consulting Valero Texas Open Robert Half YourCause.com VIA Metropolitan Transit Eliseo’s Garage Auto Repair & Body Shop RWM Foundation Zachry Group Enterprise Holdings Salon David Zachry Interests Foundation Sammis & Ochoa Zio’s Restaurant Co., LLC Factory of Champions San Antonio Bowl Association, Inc. Flying Circle San Antonio Foresight Golf Business Journal George P. Becknell, San Antonio Chamber III CLU, ChFC, CFBS, of Commerce BluePrint Financial, LLC Glazer’s Beer & Beverage Globalgig Sirius Computer Gonzaba Medical Group Solutions Grunt Style Sterling Foods, LLC Hannah Foundation Sushi Zushi Haven for Hope Tegna Foundation Higginbotham Texas Center for Insurance Agency Sports Psychology Hill Country Window Cleaning and Pressure Washing *Community partner totals include financial support and the value of donated goods and services. 36 37 SUPPORT

TEAMMATES INDIVIDUAL DONORS Up to $499 Rosalinda Adame-Moylan Adriana Espinoza Kent Krauss Steve B. Richards Tres Adami Marian Eure Wendell Kubik Alfred G Richter Jr. Taylor & Mandy Adkins Malcolm Everett Belkis Lane Benoit Rioux Satin Allen Hugh Farr Jennifer Lange Greg Rives Kimberly Alvarado Loraine Flaherty Patti S. Larsen John Gavin Rogers LEGENDS MVP CHAMPIONS ALL-STARS April Ancira Thompson Cynthia M Flores Emily A. Lew Elizabeth Russell $10,000 and up $2,000-$9,999 $1,000-$1,999 $500-$999 Jo Ann Andera Regina Flores John Locke Micah Salinas Russ & Tammy Bookbinder Bill Avila Gary Arthur Dr. Josh Bell Lisa Angotti Heather Fortune Peter Longoria Refugio Sanchez III Art Burdick George Becknell Susan Claire Blackwood Lisa Blonkvist CIMA Diego Avila Donna Ford Sylvia Lopez Christa Scannell The Charles Butt Foundation George E. Block Jr. Carolyn Blumit Henry Brummett Jerry Barnard Gretchen Garceau-Kragh Joyce Love Janice Schwab Margie & Bill Kleese Steve Brauer James W. Callaway Mike Caraballo Tony Benke Eduardo Garcia John Mace Enrique Segura John Likovich Richard Breakie Ryan Calong John Carstens Wayne Beers Jayne L. Garrett Michael Malo Scott Senter Mays Family Foundation Craig & Phyllis Browning Fully & Gloria Clingman Charles Cheever Larry Biedenharn Kevin Gathje Donald Matich Bobby Seiler McCombs Foundation Pamela J. Douglass Gary L. Dudley Michael S. Ciskowski Jane Bockus Laurie Gathje Willie F. May John Shank Sue Ellen & Phillip Miner Laura Fischer Betty Ebrom Guy Clumpner Robert P Braubach Michael and Barbara Gentry Thomas J. May Robert Shelby Harvey E. Najim Bill C. Hanson Cristine Fischer Brock Coleman Jill Brutsman Lisa Gillespie Billie May Joe Skarda Erik Hanson Timothy Fischer Chris Flannery Christopher Cabrera Sarah Gilmore Kathren McCarty Amanda Snell Anthony Riveron Brian Hurtak Lisa Ann Friel Derrick Fox Rose Cadena Richard Gipprich Shaun K. McChesney Cindee Soza Marcos G. Ronquillo Kathy & David Nicolson Pat Frost Steven Green Wade Caldwell Irlene & Larry Goldman McKinney Chip K. Sugg Sandy Saks & Nick McFadin Richard Ojeda Joseph Gaughan Johnnie L. Jackson Sarah Cantu Grant Gonzalez Herman A. Meyer Jr. Debbie Sumpter The PM Group David Piedra Janet Holliday Stacey Johnson Angie Caputo-Forman Sonia Gonzalez Steven Michael Ralph Talbot Ed Whitacre Pollock/Orora Central Texas Greg & Leigh King Richard Perez Alex Cardenas Emily Gorman Melissa Mieras Darin Talley Gary Woods Judy Rettinger Rosemary E. Kowalski Mark A. Phariss Chad Carey Teryn Grater Roderick Moe John Thabet Jennifer LaRaia Rick Schimpff Abigayle Carnes Beth Green Sylvia Montemayor Bruce Torres William N. Latham John E. Smith Jenny Carnes Melissa Guerra Hannah Day Morris Kathleen Tottenham Peng M Ng Rick Smith Yvette Casares Willis Alonzo Guzman Lillian P Morris Sara Tovar Mary Castillo Linda Haile Sandra Moses Jordan Trevino Danny Oliver David Castro Devon Haire Kim & Michael Moten-Bogan Lia Trevino Jonathan D. Owens Laura Cavaretta Diane Hartung Ronika Nash Mary Ullmann Japhet Timothy Palomera Sarah Cavazos Cara Hausler Laura Neugebauer-Groff Moises Valadez Stephen Poppoon Jazmin Cerritos Scott Helbing Michelle Nietz Sandra Vetter Jim & Katie Reed Mike Chapman Catherine Morris Helland Donna C. Normandin Lora Watts Earl E. Smith III, MD Asia Ciaravino Hans Helland Jeannette Nye Elena Wells Catherine Stone Henry G. Cisneros Jennifer Hicks Margie Okrent Jim & Carolyn Wheat Bruce Vetters Terry Collins Jonathon Hime Christi Palmer Melody Wiley Jerry Comalander Lori Houston Sara Parli Sharonda Williams Jennifer Cook Mariah Hudson Philip J. Pfeiffer Paden Williams Andy Crews Pat Huedepohl Dorsena Picknell Fran Yanity Andy Crouch Cliff & Nancy Jenkins April Powell Mariah L Young Ana Cruz Laura Jesse Kellie Price Ross Davis Gina Jimenez Erika Prosper Chris Dinegar Christopher Karam Amanda Quick Kevin C. Dodd Alia & Tim Keys Rajiv Rajani Rosa Donel Mio Kitano Carlos Ramos Todd Dorris Tres M. Kleberg Bob Raymond Connie Edwards Ryan Kohnen Elyssa Redd Gianna Esparza Anna Kolda Stephanie Rennie-Sanchez 38 39 SUPPORT

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Mike Chapman Jimmy Holmes Jonathan Owens Jordan Trevino CHAIR Executive Vice President / Chief Publisher Chief Financial Officer Director Dean Radla Operating Officer San Antonio Business Journal Arguindegui Oil Company The Capital Group Security Service FCU KABB/KMYS/WOAI Greg Houston Dr. Timothy S. Palomera Dr Julie L. Wiernik Brock Coleman Partner Sports Medicine Associates of Licensed Clinical & President Marmon Mok San Antonio Performance Psychologist MEMBERS Commercial Kitchen Texas Center for Sports Parts & Service Psychology Jesus Alarcon Lori Houston Steve Pundt Mandy Adkins Tony Benke Russ Bookbinder Alex Cardenas Jenny Carnes Sales Manager Assistant City Manager FirstNet Specialist Director, Youth and Volunteers Manager President & CEO Youth Programs Sr. Vice President/COO Pepsi Beverages Company Andy Crouch City of San Antonio AT&T Fran Yanity Community Programs Operations Manager Partner President & CEO April Ancira KPMG Brian Hurtak Ken Raymie The PM Group Vice President AVP, Product Management President & CEO Ancira Auto Group Ernest Cunningham USAA Generations Federal President/CEO Credit Union Brandon Arceneaux Globalgig Patti Larsen EX-OFFICIO Owner Director Bob Raymond Sharon Aguillen D1 Training Tom Cury AT&T External & Branch Sales Manager President & CEO President & General Manager Legislative Affairs Konica Minolta San Antonio Visitor Alliance George Becknell KENS-TV Insurance and Investment John Locke Judy Rettinger Marco Barros President Planner Chris Flannery Vice President, Investor Director of Sales George P. Becknell III, Vice President/Market Relations and Communications Reach Marco Barros Management LLC Insurance Administration Manager Valero Energy Corp. Bill Brendel Merrill Lynch/Bank of America Cari Breakie Richardson General Manager Julie Bedingfield Owner Michael Malo Crockett Hotel David Castro Ross Davis Public Affairs Jeff Garrison Vice President of Marketing Elevated Management Co. Loraine Flaherty Heather Fortune Senior Event & Operations Manager Director of Bids Executive Assistant Development/Sponsor Manager HEB Operations Manager Methodist Healthcare System Hank Brummett Cox Media Group San Antonio Micah Salinas Josh Davis Dr. S. Josh Bell Steve Markey Vice President Olympian and 3-time Gold Sports Medicine Surgeon Joseph Gaughan Managing Partner, CPA Medalist San Antonio Orthopaedic Partner, Assurance Services Whitestone Wealth Group Ernst & Young, LLP Management Crystal Senesac Laura Cabanilla Executive Director Vice President George Block Lisa Gillespie Susan McGee Marketing & Communications Community Relations Block SVF, LLC VP - Marketing, University Health Systems Wells Fargo Community Outreach Frank Miceli Derrick Fox Lisa Blonkvist, CIMA San Antonio Express-News Senior Vice President, Sales Richard W. Smith, Jr. President/CEO Senior Vice President, Wealth and Marketing Principal Management Erik Hanson Spurs Sports & Entertainment Higginbotham Morgan Stanley Director of Sales Kent Kraus Humana Tim Morrow Cindee Soza Joe Krier Jim Bodenstedt CEO/Executive Director Director of Large Market Krier Consulting Group President Don Harris San Antonio Zoo Account Management/ Gretchen Garceau-Kragh Sylvia Montemayor Kim Moten-Bogan Dorsena Picknell MUY! Pizzas Sports Director Southwest Texas Region Robert Marbut, Jr Grant Writer Vice President, Director of Marketing and Director of Sponsorships WOAI-TV Robert Ober Blue Cross Blue Shield of Finance & Administration Communications Susanne Brady-Lusk CEO & Founder Texas Richard Perez President & CEO Market Unit General Manager Tyreo Harrison Robert Ober & Associates, Inc Coca-Cola Southwest Executive Vice President Justin Steen SA Greater Chamber of Beverages SWBC Financial Richard Ojeda Chief Business Commerce Institutions Group Owner/CEO Development Officer Carlos Ramos Ryan Calong Black Tie Affairs Summit Companies, Vice President Director National Accounts Ben Hart SFP Holdings NM, Contracting, LLC Silver Eagle Distributing Owner Danny Oliver Factory of Champions Vice President, Marketing Robert K. Sugg Steve Richards Mike Caraballo and Business Development Partner President Sr. Vice President Janet Holliday NuStar Energy, LP Clark Hill Strategic Edge 360 Nonprofit Project Management Manager President/CEO and Olympic Wells Fargo The CE Group, Inc. Richard Oliver Brandon Thompson Sports Management & Director of Communications President & CEO Consulting Visit San Antonio Helen Thompson Media Sara Tovar Elena Wells Carolyn Wheat Melody Wiley 42 Senior Special Events Manager Director of Events Public Relations Manager Youth Programs Manager 43 PO Box 830386 San Antonio, TX 78283 SanAntonioSports.org 210.820.2100

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