Come to Antioch Sports Complex on June 3 to get fit with your family and so on.
Subway Kids Rock San Antonio
As part of the 2019 Humana Rock ‘n’ Roll San Antonio Marathon & 1/2 Marathon race weekend, San Antonio Sports has teamed up with Rock ‘n’ Roll San Antonio to present Subway KIDS ROCK San Antonio, a non-timed, non-competitive event for children in grades K – 7. Training curriculum and logs are distributed to more than 285 elementary schools two months prior to the marathon. Kids can become marathon finishers by completing a cumulative marathon training program that encourages kids to walk, jog or run the equivalent of a marathon over an 8-week period. Participating kids can also register to run the last mile of their training program at the KiDS ROCK fun run marathon weekend.
For more information, contact Mandy Adkins, San Antonio Sports Youth Program Director at madkins@sanantoniosports.org.
THE FINAL MILE
Saturday, December 7, 2019
9:30 am (subject to change)
Location: Travis Park
Click here to register now.
For children in grades K-7.
SUBWAY® KiDS ROCK San Antonio is about setting goals and feeling good about reaching them.
All SUBWAY® KiDS ROCK registered participants will receive the following rewards for their efforts:
• Cool SUBWAY® KiDS ROCK t-shirt
• Finisher’s medal
• Goal-worthy goodie bag
– Free ticket to the San Antonio Zoo
– Official SUBWAY® KiDS ROCK Training Guide (free download!) Promo code for entry discount is SAKRSUBWAY. The regular entry fee is $32 now, but $35 Race Week.
Health & Fitness Expo
Friday, December 6, 2019 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm at Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center – Hall A
Bring your SUBWAY® KiDS ROCK star to the Rock ‘n’ Roll San Antonio Marathon & ½ Marathon Health & Fitness Expo to pick up his or her race numbers and t-shirt at the SUBWAY® KiDS ROCK area located within the registration area of the Health & Fitness Expo.
San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame Tribute
Nominations for the class of 2023 will begin in June, please watch for information here and through the San Antonio Express News.
The San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame honors those who have made an impact in the world of sports and have ties to San Antonio. The class of 2022 includes former WNBA San Antonio Stars All-Star and NCAA Champion Sophia Young-Malcolm, 12-year NFL veteran Ndukwe Dike “N.D.” Kalu, iconic high school football coach, George Pasterchick, and Baylor University track All-American Natalie Nalepa Linam. They will be inducted at the San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame Tribute presented by H-E-B on Saturday, April 23, 2022 in the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center.
The San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame Tribute traditionally attracts more than 1,000 attendees, rolls out more than $500,000 worth of auction items, and serves as San Antonio Sports’ largest annual fundraiser. Proceeds from the Tribute benefit San Antonio Sports’ kids programs.
When you support the San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame Tribute, you’re giving local children the chance to be healthy, fit and to fulfill their dreams. Through i play! afterschool, 1,450 kids in four area school districts have an opportunity to succeed through sports. They receive skill-based instruction in track, soccer, volleyball, tennis and basketball as well as nutrition, character education, leadership and team-building skills. Our Fit Family Challenge presented by Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Texas expands our kids’ fitness efforts with a fun, incentivized twelve-week, county-wide program for the whole family. Your support means San Antonio Sports can continue to fulfill its mission to transform our community through the power of sport.
The San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame is a partnership between San Antonio Sports, the City of San Antonio, and San Antonio Express-News.
TICKETS AND SPONSORSHIPS
LEVEL |
DESCRIPTION |
| $10,000 Silver Table | One 10-seat table, prime location. VIP valet parking at Convention Center. Champagne and premium wine at table. Mention of company name from stage with company logo displayed on video screens during Tribute. Full-page program ad. Company logo on video board. Exclusive meet and greet opportunity with Resurrection. Private lounge VIP access to meet and greet 2020 inductees. Logo on San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame website with link to sponsor’s website. Logo on invitation & event marketing materials. Recognition in San Antonio Sports’ monthly e-newsletter, Sidelines. |
| $5,500 MVP Table | One 10-seat table, premium location. Half-page program ad. Company logo on San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame website with link to sponsor’s website. Company logo displayed on video screen pre- and post-program and throughout Tribute. Recognition on invitation. Recognition in San Antonio Sports’ monthly newsletter, Sidelines. |
| $3,000 All-Star Table | One 8-seat table. Listing in event program. Company name listed on San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame website with link to sponsor’s website. |
| $350 Individual Ticket | Buy individual tickets. |
CURRENT MEMBERS OF THE SAN ANTONIO SPORTS HALL OF FAME
| 2022 Ndukwe Dike “N.D.” Kalu Natalie Nalepa George Pasterchick Sophia Young-Malcom |
2020 Mike Ayala Stan E. Bonewitz Lynn Hickey Brig. Gen. Robert McDermott 1972 Trinity Univ. Men’s Tennis Team |
2019 Bruce Collie Malik Rose David R. Schmidt, MD Jim Streety |
| 2018 Becky Hammon Bill Hanson Gordon Hartman Mike Mitchell |
2017 Susan Blackwood Annie Chandler Grevers Robert Horry Sylvester Perez Leo Rose |
2016 George Block Shaquille O’Neal Darold Williamson Cole HS 1989 Basketball Team |
| 2015 Doug Moe Al Lamacchia Pat Frost Lori Norwood Gary Delaune |
2014 Artis Gilmore Stan Albeck Joe Straus, Sr. 2009 McAllister Park Little League Team |
2013 Norm Charlton Joe Conrad Nell Fortner Larry Kenon Ed Whitacre, Jr. |
| 2012 Stan Bonewitz Bruce Bowen Leticia Morales-Bissaro David Hill LTC John Russell |
2011 Jerod Douglas Laura Neugebauer Groff Carl Marvin Gustafson Priest Holmes Al Marks |
2010 Frank Arnold Glenn Blackwood Joe Cortez Bill Greehey Vanessa Richey Said |
| 2009 Cody Carlson Henry Cisneros Avery Johnson James Leija D.W. Rutledge |
2008 Lyle Blackwood Jerry Comalander Josh Davis Clyde Glosson Cliff Johnson |
2007 Ty Detmer Shirley Furlong Darryl Grant Buddy Meyer Willie Mitchell |
| 2006 Bob Bass Sean Elliott Cito Gaston Thomas Lott Mary Nan West Pinkey Whitney |
2005 Ross Davis Stacey Johnson Reuben Reina Gabe Rivera Bill Rogers Jim Wacker |
2004 Gary Bell Betty Dodd Joel Horlen David Robinson Robert Zamora |
| 2003 Linus Baer Warren McVea John “Mule” Miles Johnny Moore Demetria Sance |
2002 Rudy Davalos Charley Parker Robert Quiroga Ricardo Romo Nelson Wolff |
2001 Clarissa Davis-Wrightsil Davey Johnson Clarence Mabry Pat Shannon |
| 2000 Margaret Swan Forbes Jimmy Littleton Chuck McKinley Bob Nieman Joe Williams |
1999 Ralph Bender Rita Buck-Crockett Gary Green Pat Knight Ad Toepperwein |
1998 Alva Jo Fischer Jerry Grote Red McCombs Ross Youngs |
| 1997 Cliff Gustafson Nemo Herrera Betty Jameson Tobin Rote James Silas Cecil Smith |
1996 Dan Cook Angelo Drossos Weldon Humble Tommy Kramer |
1995 Bob Coleman George Gervin Tommy Nobis Kyle Rote |
Valor Games Southwest supported by World Car
The Valor Games Southwest is a multi-sport event with the goal to provide an adaptive sports competition to veterans and service members with a physical disability. San Antonio Sports is proud to host this event in partnership with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Registration is now closed. Click here to see more information about this year’s event.
Bexar County Games presented by Ancira
San Antonio Sports and Bexar County are co-hosting the 2017 Bexar County Games, presented by Ancira. The 2017 Games will showcase outstanding basketball, baseball, and soccer competitions at some of the best venues in Texas.
San Antonio Sports Corporate Cup Presented by OrthoNow
Click to visit the main Corporate Cup site.
Since San Antonio Sports held its first Corporate Cup in 2012, the event has grown in popularity and size. This premier health and wellness event is held at various event locations and combines friendly competition, team camaraderie, athletic skills and charitable giving to produce a Corporate Cup champion.
Companies compete in four divisions based on number of employees with events ranging from the challenging to the ridiculous. Whether racing in a track relay or pulling in the tug-of-war, employees will accumulate points for their teams. They can also earn points in the Charity Challenge, an opportunity to contribute goods and services to five local charities: South Texas Blood & Tissue Center, San Antonio Food Bank, Haven for Hope, Boys and Girls Club of San Antonio, United Health Blood and Donor Services and San Antonio Sports. The Corporate Cup trophy and year-long bragging rights will be awarded to the top team in each division.
Proceeds from entry fees support San Antonio Sports’ youth programs.
It Just Makes Good Business Sense.
Maybe new business will hook you. Seventy San Antonio-based companies participated last year so there are great opportunities to meet new business prospects and strengthen ties with current ones outside of the office. As past D4 Champion, Clear Channel Outdoor can attest, there’s nothing wrong with mixing business and pleasure.
“The Corporate Cup has been an incredible networking opportunity, bringing some of the city’s most prominent business leaders together in a friendly, competitive environment. My company even secured a brand new client as a result of relationships that began on the day of the event.”
— Ryan Frazier, Clear Channel Outdoor
Need Another Reason?
Besides bringing employees together in a fun, active and football-tailgating-kind-of-way (with bragging rights and a really awesome trophy), the San Antonio Sports Corporate Cup incorporates a Charity Challenge into the competition each year. San Antonio Sports is proud to partner with Haven for Hope, the San Antonio Food Bank, Boys and Girls Club of San Antonio, UHS Blood Donor Services, and the South Texas Blood and Tissue Center. Together, we can all have fun and do good for our community.
And…
Proceeds from the Corporate Cup will provide sports and fitness programs for the youth of our community, especially those who are underserved. The glory is tempting and beating a rival company on the competition field tastes oh so good, but if you need the best reason, do it for the kids!
Volunteers Needed!
It may be too late to sign up your team for this year’s event, but that doesn’t mean you or your organization can’t be part of the fun! Volunteers will help with scorekeeping, game monitoring, and tear down. Parking and lunch are provided. Learn more.