Past Events

On Monday, August 30th, Science of Sport is hosting their 1st Annual Science of Sport Golf Classic at Calabasas Country Club. Proceeds from this tournament will allow Science of Sport to dedicate funds towards programming for youth across Los Angeles. Their programs are designed to bring math and science to life through hands-on learning and sports examples by providing engaging STEM programs for teachers and students, in combination with giving access and exposure to careers in the STEM workforce. Event Overview 9:00a – 11:00a – Registration | Driving Range | Putting Contest 11:00a – Shotgun Start | Contests | Cocktails On-Course | Activations 12:30p – 2:30p – BBQ Lunch at the turn The 19th Hole Following Tournament Play

What if as a society we agreed that all children had a right to a quality sports experience? Learn more about how the Children’s Bill of Rights in Sports can help advance access, safety, quality, and equity in youth sports on Friday, August 20 from 12-1 pm ET. Sports & Society Program director Tom Farrey moderates a virtual conversation with members of the drafting committee, including: Speakers scheduled to include: • Ju’Riese Colon, U.S. Center for SafeSport CEO • Eli Wolff, Power of Sport Lab director and Paralympian • Mary Harvey, Centre for Sport and Human Rights CEO and former U.S. women’s national soccer team goalkeeper • Ivan Blumberg, Athletes for Hope CEO

Recognizing their cultural value, players are increasingly leaning into entrepreneurial endeavors, shifting their on-field personas to become media moguls, fashion icons, investors, tastemakers, business leaders, and cornerstones of their communities. SporticoLive is bringing together the athletes, the visionaries, and business leaders who are paving the way for future generations of multi-hyphenates.

On the eve of the CHJS Launch week grand finale, we will be hosting a series of virtual events across the country to celebrate the launch of the center and announce the Agenda To Transform Youth Sports. In each city, a member of the CHJS team will host a virtual event where these subject matter experts will share more information on The Center and why we believe in the power of sport to heal. Throughout the day, we will bounce around to other cities via social media to raise awareness of the deep and wide reach of the center's networks.

Welcome to The INAUGURAL Eddie George Celebrity Golf Classic benefiting the Tamara & Edward George Legacy Fund and the Tennessee State University Athletic Fund. We invite you to become a partner during this exciting time for Eddie, the City of Nashville, and Tennessee State University. Schedule of Events: Monday, July 26 8 AM Depart Hotel 8:30 AM Breakfast & Warmup 9:45 AM Welcome & Announcements 10 AM Shotgun Start 2 PM Lunch & Awards 3:30 PM Departures

Welcome to The INAUGURAL Eddie George Celebrity Golf Classic benefiting the Tamara & Edward George Legacy Fund and the Tennessee State University Athletic Fund. We invite you to become a partner during this exciting time for Eddie, the City of Nashville, and Tennessee State University. Schedule of Events: Sunday, July 25 4-7 PM Registration & Gift Suite 6-8:30 PM Silent Auction 6-7 PM Cocktail Reception 7-9 PM Kickoff Party

Vincent often spoke fondly of his adolescent years spent in Colorado Springs while his father was stationed at Fort Carson. With the support of many good and faithful friends, the Jackson in Action 83 Foundation is hosting the Vincent Jackson Memorial Golf Tournament presented by Puma and Cobra Golf on Friday, July 16, 2021, at Eisenhower Golf Club (Blue Course) located in the U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, CO. Through hosting this golf tournament, the foundation plans to increase our annual scholarship awards for military dependents in Widefield School District 3. Since 2014, $20,000 in scholarships have been awarded to graduates at Widefield HS, Vincent’s alma mater.

The Play Like a Champion Conference is our annual opportunity to gather with partners to share experiences and reaffirm our commitment to providing a “Team for Every Child”. We encourage you to participate in the entire conference, but we understand that your schedule may interrupt or determine how many sessions you may be able to attend each day. If you know that you will not be able to attend a day, please deselect that day to allow for other attendees to participate. Thursday Sessions Will Include: Speakers and interactive sessions to be announced will highlight the importance of working collaboratively in kinship to improve the youth and high school sports experience because "together, we are stronger."

The Play Like a Champion Conference is our annual opportunity to gather with partners to share experiences and reaffirm our commitment to providing a “Team for Every Child”. We encourage you to participate in the entire conference, but we understand that your schedule may interrupt or determine how many sessions you may be able to attend each day. If you know that you will not be able to attend a day, please deselect that day to allow for other attendees to participate. Wednesday Sessions Will Include: Speakers and interactive sessions to be announced will speak to the current state of American youth sports and the challenges we face getting more children involved, as well as concrete ways we can address racial and social justice through sports.

We are dedicated to helping active and retired women athletes succeed on and off the field. Our events are fundraisers for charities improving the lives of women athletes. The Forum is your chance to network with leaders in the sports world, including Olympians and Paralympians, LPGA pros, lawyers, doctors, agents, coaches, and NFL alumni. Life-changing charities like Athletes Soul, Her Next Play, the Black Women in Sports Foundation, and The Hidden Opponent need your help. Our first forum will be a limited VIP event on June 17, 2021, followed by a streaming online series and a major expo in September. Women athletes need your help. Join us and make a difference through a general admission ticket or VIP ticket purchase- we'll donate all the proceeds from VIP ticket purchases to charities listed below that improve women athletes' lives and mental wellness.

Birdies Fore Bounce is a scramble format Golf Outing & Dinner benefitting the kids and families of Bounce Children's Foundation at the highly acclaimed Harborside International Golf Center. Monday, June 14, 2021 12:00 PM - Check-In & Range/Putting Green Available 1:00 PM - Shotgun Start 5:30 PM - Cocktails on the Patio 6:00 PM - Casual Dinner and Program 7:00 PM - Conclusion NOTE: The event will strictly follow all COVID safety protocols

Join us at our Inaugural Golf Tournament on June 12th at Rosebrook Golf Course. This serves as our biggest fundraiser of the year and the first we have been able to do since the pandemic began. The cost is $75 and includes Lunch and Dinner and 18 holes of golf. Fun prizes and challenges will be included in the day as well as a Silent Auction, Basket Raffle, and 50/50.

Sports have the power to unite and spark change. Sportico is proud to announce United Front: Diversity in Sports, a platform for the sports industry to champion diversity and continue the drive for systemic change. Join many of the leading voices and advocates, as we discuss how the business of sports is being rebuilt to reflect and include the diversity of leagues, fans, athletes, and partners.

If recruiting and engaging board members who embrace fundraising seems like mission impossible, join Evolve Giving Group CEO, Amy Schiffman, and two seasoned board presidents, Lisa Schwartz of SeriousFun Children’s Network & North Star Reach and Kimberly Norwood-Ingram of Forward Momentum Chicago for an honest conversation about boards and the role they play in capacity building. Because confident volunteers are more effective volunteers, we’ll explore a model where every Board member is motivated to play a role in fundraising and no one works (too far) outside of comfort zones. You’ll leave with a plan to offer board members opportunities to enhance resource development without putting them in dreaded roles and, as a result, deepen their commitment.

If recruiting and engaging board members who embrace fundraising seems like mission impossible, join Evolve Giving Group CEO, Amy Schiffman, and two seasoned board presidents, Lisa Schwartz of SeriousFun Children’s Network & North Star Reach and Kimberly Norwood-Ingram of Forward Momentum Chicago for an honest conversation about boards and the role they play in capacity building. Because confident volunteers are more effective volunteers, we’ll explore a model where every Board member is motivated to play a role in fundraising and no one works (too far) outside of comfort zones. You’ll leave with a plan to offer board members opportunities to enhance resource development without putting them in roles they dread and, as a result, deepen their commitment.

Minnesota Vikings legend Chad Greenway wants you to join him on June 7th at the prestigious Wayzata Country Club for his fifth annual Celebrity Golf Tournament, presented by Hormel, Polaris, Sanford Health, and AI App Store. Chad Greenway's Celebrity Golf Tournament will benefit his family's Lead the Way Foundation and provide seriously ill children and their families in the Twin Cities with daily support and life-changing experiences.

Join us for the next Laureus Virtual Training camp on the topic of "Remembering Our W.A.Y: Why Approach Youth". This will be a session with youth development expert Jenae Jenkins, Director of Programs at First Tee Metro Atlanta and founder of PMP Youth Development Solutions. This session will focus on relevant issues related to supporting young people through SBYD. Participants will highlight their skills and realize the privilege and power of their influence on the young people they serve while being encouraged to remember why and how they dedicate their time and energy to developing the next generation in the first place.

Whether it’s new NFT activations, Athletes seeking equity over sponsorships, NIL opportunities, or cutting edge experiential brand partnerships, impactful new trends and technologies are providing sports marketers with unprecedented methods to build brands and engage fans. With a dedicated focus on intimate workshops, roundtables, and powerful networking, this PRO DAY will be a must-attend for all sports marketers looking to stay ahead of the curve and capitalize on seismic shifts in the sports industry.

Pro Experiences will be hosted at TopGolf in Fishers, Indiana. Network with Pro Athlete Influencers and business leaders while you enjoy an afternoon of golf, food, and a time of inspiration. This event will support the mission and ministry of Darrin Gray of Athletes In Action and the Youth at Project Play Summer Camps in downtown Indianapolis.

Pro Experiences will be hosted at TopGolf in Fishers, Indiana. Network with Pro Athlete Influencers and business leaders while you enjoy an afternoon of golf, food, and a time of inspiration. This event will support the mission and ministry of Darrin Gray of Athletes In Action and the Youth at Project Play Summer Camps in downtown Indianapolis.

Amanda Fawver, Realtor for Buell Real Estate Group, and Mike Gorski RD, Owner of MG FitLife, are teaming up to bring you an incredible workout for a really great cause! Sweatin' for Soldiers boot camp workout will benefit Sierra Delta. Sierra Delta empowers every Veteran with access to approved dog training that provides a purpose, innovation, and community through the love of dogs. For every person that registers for this free boot camp event, Amanda + Mike will each personally donate $5 to Sierra Delta ($10 per person that attends!). This 45-minute boot camp workout*, led by Mike Gorski RD & Personal Trainer, will include weights, intervals, and cardio. It will be fun and challenging for all levels, come as you are! *Weather pending, the workout will have both indoor and outdoor elements. A huge thanks to our event partner K's Clean Eats for providing healthy treats and refreshments post-workout!

You are invited to join us for Sport for Good NYC's Q2 Town Hall on Thursday, May 20th, from 11 am – 12:30 pm. Aside from the usual updates on upcoming opportunities and community announcements, we’ll have an organizational member-led share out from Harlem Lacrosse on an innovative youth empowerment project, learn more about the ambitious Park Equity Project from the Trust for Public Land and more. We look forward to seeing you there, and if you are not already planning on doing so, please bring along a friend or co-worker, especially if they are a frontline coach.

With the NCAA making a decision in June about athletes and their rights to sell their name, image, and likeness, it is important you know and prepare for a few things. Join Tackle What's Next and Team Altemus for a conversation that aims to educate you about contracts, taxes, building a platform, starting to prepare, and the mental health aspect of NIL. Learn to take a step back and think through these potential life-changing opportunities. As an athlete, you are constantly making split-second decisions, but NIL is a different game. We are here as a resource to you, so come with questions and we will provide you with answers and options.

Higher education is an environment ripe for discovery, new knowledge, and innovation. However, the role of Athletic Director at university levels still reflects the commonly seen disparities between the representation of race, gender, experience, and perhaps most ironically - education level. Beyond Black and White, what are the underlying factors for the still murky ‘pipeline’ to administrative leadership in American college sport? In the latest field study report from the Global Sport Institute, research reveals that much like coaching, the diversity at the top is still very monochromatic and that more often than not, non-white athletic directors hold higher degrees in education than their white counterparts. On the next Global Sport Matters Live, we ask experts predominantly white institutions and historically black colleges and universities to shed some light on the pathways into the position and what opportunities look like, and what the role of the Athletic Director demands in a pandemic (and post-pandemic) world.

The 2021 Move United Education Conference is ready to provide the tools and training to help demystify disability and make inclusion a reality. This year’s theme, “Join the Movement: Redefining the Reality of Adaptive vs. Inclusive Sport,” brings us together to lead this evolving narrative so that we leave no one on the sidelines. This unique opportunity aims to enable sports providers with the education, awareness, and skills to serve individuals with disabilities in both recreational and competitive sports opportunities. Building off the success of the 2020 Move United Virtual Conference, which reached over 1,800 people from over 900 unique organizations, Move United is pleased to offer the virtual Move United Education Conference May 10-14, 2021. How can we help change the narrative and be champions for athletes with disabilities in our communities? Together.

The Sports Based Youth Development Social Work and Wellness Collaborative NYC is thrilled to announce our inaugural Mental Health month virtual event this Thursday, May 13th starting at 5:30 pm! The event will be hosted by staff from several member programs of the collaborative including StreetSquash, RowNY, South Bronx United, NYCFC, New Heights, and America Scores and will focus on connecting wellness, and resource sharing. Please join us at the link below: Join Zoom Meeting: Meeting ID: 873 5257 8886 Passcode: 599462

The 2021 Move United Education Conference is ready to provide the tools and training to help demystify disability and make inclusion a reality. This year’s theme, “Join the Movement: Redefining the Reality of Adaptive vs. Inclusive Sport,” brings us together to lead this evolving narrative so that we leave no one on the sidelines. This unique opportunity aims to enable sports providers with the education, awareness, and skills to serve individuals with disabilities in both recreational and competitive sports opportunities. Building off the success of the 2020 Move United Virtual Conference, which reached over 1,800 people from over 900 unique organizations, Move United is pleased to offer the virtual Move United Education Conference May 10-14, 2021. How can we help change the narrative and be champions for athletes with disabilities in our communities? Together.

Foley & Lardner’s Sports & Entertainment Group, along with renowned sports industry author and adviser Rick Horrow, is pleased to invite you to its Leadership Insight series, The Comeback: Sports in a Worldwide Pandemic. Each month, the series will feature lively discussions on the business of sports (as well as impacts on hospitality, real estate, tourism, and other ancillary industries). The series will include rotating panels of high–profile industry executives and experts, who will offer their unique perspectives, predictions for the future, and practical advice for moving forward.

While the world continues to heal, it is vitally important to both keep in touch with past donors, as well as soliciting new ones. Join our partner, Allegra Marketing, to learn how to navigate the new "Customer Journey" which has changed dramatically in the era of Social Media, and even more in the era of a pandemic.

The 2021 Move United Education Conference is ready to provide the tools and training to help demystify disability and make inclusion a reality. This year’s theme, “Join the Movement: Redefining the Reality of Adaptive vs. Inclusive Sport,” brings us together to lead this evolving narrative so that we leave no one on the sidelines. This unique opportunity aims to enable sports providers with the education, awareness, and skills to serve individuals with disabilities in both recreational and competitive sports opportunities. Building off the success of the 2020 Move United Virtual Conference, which reached over 1,800 people from over 900 unique organizations, Move United is pleased to offer the virtual Move United Education Conference May 10-14, 2021. How can we help change the narrative and be champions for athletes with disabilities in our communities? Together.

Join Athletes' Voices on Wednesday, May 12, 2021, at 2:00 PM PT | 5:00 PM ET for an important and timely discussion on the vital role of athletes and sports figures, and teams in increasing awareness about violence in our communities and the conversation around gun control. This will be a provocative and action-oriented conversation, featuring athletes and practitioners who are on the front lines of this important topic: Steve Kerr | Head Coach, Golden State Warriors; 5x NBA Champion (player) and 3x NBA Champion (coach); Team USA Coach; NBA Coach of the Year (2016); outspoken activist and advocate around gun control, equity and the Black Lives Matter movement Pastor Earl Smith | Author - Death Row Chaplain; former Chaplain - California Department of Corrections (San Quentin); Team Pastor, San Francisco 49ers and Golden State Warriors; CEO - C.A.R.E. (Concerned About Recovery Education) Torrey Smith | NFL Legend; 2x Super Bowl Champion; Founder - LEVEL82; former intern - Maryland Representative Elijah Cummings; Task Force Member - Players' Coalition Daniel Webster ScD MPH | Director, Center for Gun Violence Prevention and Policy and co-lead of the Violence Prevention Workgroup of the Bloomberg American Health Initiative at Johns Hopkins University; has published over 120 articles in scientific journals on topics including gun policy and violence prevention

Join Athletes' Voices on Wednesday, May 12, 2021 at 5 PM ET / 2 PM PT for an important and timely discussion on the vital role of athletes and sports figures and teams in increasing awareness about violence in our communities and the conversation around gun control. This will be a provocative and action-oriented conversation, featuring athletes and practitioners who are on the front lines of this important topic: Steve Kerr | Head Coach, Golden State Warriors; 5x NBA Champion (player) and 3x NBA Champion (coach); Team USA Coach; NBA Coach of the Year (2016); outspoken activist and advocate around gun control, equity and the Black Lives Matter movement Pastor Earl Smith | Author - Death Row Chaplain; former Chaplain - California Department of Corrections (San Quentin); Team Pastor, San Francisco 49ers and Golden State Warriors; CEO - C.A.R.E. (Concerned About Recovery Education) Torrey Smith | NFL Legend; 2x Super Bowl Champion; Founder - LEVEL82; former intern - Maryland Representative Elijah Cummings; Task Force Member - Players' Coalition Daniel Webster ScD MPH | Director, Center for Gun Violence Prevention and Policy and co-lead of the Violence Prevention Workgroup of the Bloomberg American Health Initiative at Johns Hopkins University; has published over 120 articles in scientific journals on topics including gun policy and violence prevention With this eighth installment of our Pitch for Change Speaker Series, Athletes' Voices continues to inspire impact and amplify athletes' voices as influencers around a wide range of topics, including the role sports plays in motivating young scholars. Pitch for Change has curated a fascinating group of influencers who will share their first-hand accounts, professional perspective and suggested action items around sports as a conduit for awareness and action related to gun control and violence in our communities.

The 2021 Move United Education Conference is ready to provide the tools and training to help demystify disability and make inclusion a reality. This year’s theme, “Join the Movement: Redefining the Reality of Adaptive vs. Inclusive Sport,” brings us together to lead this evolving narrative so that we leave no one on the sidelines. This unique opportunity aims to enable sports providers with the education, awareness, and skills to serve individuals with disabilities in both recreational and competitive sports opportunities. Building off the success of the 2020 Move United Virtual Conference, which reached over 1,800 people from over 900 unique organizations, Move United is pleased to offer the virtual Move United Education Conference May 10-14, 2021. How can we help change the narrative and be champions for athletes with disabilities in our communities? Together.

The 2021 Move United Education Conference is ready to provide the tools and training to help demystify disability and make inclusion a reality. This year’s theme, “Join the Movement: Redefining the Reality of Adaptive vs. Inclusive Sport,” brings us together to lead this evolving narrative so that we leave no one on the sidelines. This unique opportunity aims to enable sports providers with the education, awareness, and skills to serve individuals with disabilities in both recreational and competitive sports opportunities. Building off the success of the 2020 Move United Virtual Conference, which reached over 1,800 people from over 900 unique organizations, Move United is pleased to offer the virtual Move United Education Conference May 10-14, 2021. How can we help change the narrative and be champions for athletes with disabilities in our communities? Together.

From the first female GM of a major sports team to the first female Vice President in the history of the United States, 2020 has brought great wins for women throughout all facets of the professional ecosystem. While there is certainly a long way to go, in 2021 SporticoLive will celebrate the visionaries who have kicked open the door that future generations will walkthrough. WOMEN + SPORTS is a two-day event that will bring together the athletes and boardroom trailblazers throughout the world of sports

From the first female GM of a major sports team to the first female Vice President in the history of the United States, 2020 has brought great wins for women throughout all facets of the professional ecosystem. While there is certainly a long way to go, in 2021 SporticoLive will celebrate the visionaries who have kicked open the door that future generations will walkthrough. WOMEN + SPORTS is a two-day event that will bring together the athletes and boardroom trailblazers throughout the world of sports

The Cleveland Power of Sport Summit, presented by KeyBank and the FirstEnergy Foundation will showcase local and national organizations that are utilizing their voices to address topics related to adaptive sports, gender equity, LGBTQIA+ athletes, mental health, racial equity, and more. The goals of the Cleveland Power of Sport Summit are to allow attendees to EXPLORE new ideas, EMBRACE differences, and ENACT positive change in the communities they represent. Four learning zones will allow guests to explore at their own pace: Digital Learning Lounge, Community Corner, Workshops and Demos, and Equality Lounge, presented by the Female Quotient, Cleveland Browns, Greater Cleveland Sports Commission, and Velocity.

The Cleveland Power of Sport Summit, presented by KeyBank and the FirstEnergy Foundation will showcase local and national organizations that are utilizing their voices to address topics related to adaptive sports, gender equity, LGBTQIA+ athletes, mental health, racial equity, and more. The goals of the Cleveland Power of Sport Summit are to allow attendees to EXPLORE new ideas, EMBRACE differences, and ENACT positive change in the communities they represent. Four learning zones will allow guests to explore at their own pace: Digital Learning Lounge, Community Corner, Workshops and Demos, and Equality Lounge, presented by the Female Quotient, Cleveland Browns, Greater Cleveland Sports Commission, and Velocity.

The Cleveland Power of Sport Summit, presented by KeyBank and the FirstEnergy Foundation will showcase local and national organizations that are utilizing their voices to address topics related to adaptive sports, gender equity, LGBTQIA+ athletes, mental health, racial equity, and more. The goals of the Cleveland Power of Sport Summit are to allow attendees to EXPLORE new ideas, EMBRACE differences, and ENACT positive change in the communities they represent. Four learning zones will allow guests to explore at their own pace: Digital Learning Lounge, Community Corner, Workshops and Demos, and Equality Lounge, presented by the Female Quotient, Cleveland Browns, Greater Cleveland Sports Commission, and Velocity.

Given the unparalleled challenges of the past twelve months, PCA’s upcoming National Youth Sports Awards & Benefit holds a particularly special meaning to us. Annually, the event celebrates the impact youth coaches have by highlighting winners of PCA's Double-Goal Coach® Award. This year it is a matter of great pride to know that the coaches and others we will honor tonight have worked during a time of unimaginable crisis when our youth needed sports and coaches more than ever.

From a pause in play to a push for more progressive racial justice to unanswered questions about the long-lasting impacts of COVID-19 that still linger in the air - what do we wish we knew then, that we know now? On the next GSM Live, guests return one year later from all around the world to talk about how they and sport have transformed over the last year.

Historically, positions of leadership and power in professional sports and organized sports, in general, have been occupied by men. What if pro sports were owned, designed, and run by women? How might the experiences change or stay the same – the competition formats, the way athletes are treated, the storytelling themes that get elevated, and the cultural conversation around the value of sports and their intersection with critical issues in society? Recently, we’ve been offered a look into that crystal ball. The success of the National Women’s Soccer League has been driven by a female commissioner with female celebrities as investors. Female athletes have brought the WNBA to new heights by leading the way on racial justice themes in sports. New women’s professional softball, volleyball, and lacrosse leagues introduced by Athletes Unlimited look nothing like traditional men’s leagues. Join the Aspen Institute’s Sports & Society Program for our next Future of Sports conversation on April 16 from 12-1 pm ET when we explore these developments – and how the perspectives of women shaped them. In partnership with Axios Sports, we take the measure of the growth of women’s sports, where it’s headed, and how female-driven innovations could create new opportunities for the sports industry broadly. What can be learned about pro sports as women take control of their games? Speakers include: • Julie Foudy, Angel City FC co-owner, ESPN broadcaster, former U.S. women’s soccer star • Angela Ruggiero, Sports Innovation Lab CEO, Athletes Unlimited advisory board member, former U.S. women’s hockey star

The Denver Broncos DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) Career Huddle will virtually bring together collegiate students from across the United States to learn more about working in sports after college through discussion panels featuring members of the Denver Broncos football and front office staff.

Sports represent a reflection of society, but they can also provide a powerful means to combat racism. This global webinar will examine the state of racism in societies and sports today and provide background on how racism develops and how it can be countered. The webinar will also analyze what is currently being done to address racism through sports and provide practical and tangible ways sports can be used to battle racism.

The Rose Bowl Institute will address issues of collective activism in a one-hour moderated discussion streamed on April 15, 2021, at 1:00 p.m. PT | 4:00 p.m. ET on the Rose Bowl Institute Website and Youtube. The panel discussion will be moderated by Fox News journalist and political analyst Juan Williams engaging four panelists: Stan Kasten, Kiki Stokes, Angela LaChica, and Dr. Amira Davis.

We will be hosting a 16 team (adult) hockey tournament at Fifth Third Arena on April 9-11, 2021. We will have four divisions to accommodate multiple skill levels. Each team must raise a minimum of $1,500 to participate in the tournament. Each team must meet a minimum of $1,000 raised by 3/1 and the remaining $500 is due no later than March 15, 2021. All profits from this event will go to benefit the SEDOL Foundation and be allocated towards programs that benefit children and young adults impacted by Autism.

We will be hosting a 16 team (adult) hockey tournament at Fifth Third Arena on April 9-11, 2021. We will have four divisions to accommodate multiple skill levels. Each team must raise a minimum of $1,500 to participate in the tournament. Each team must meet a minimum of $1,000 raised by 3/1 and the remaining $500 is due no later than March 15, 2021. All profits from this event will go to benefit the SEDOL Foundation and be allocated towards programs that benefit children and young adults impacted by Autism.