2011-2012 IOWA SPORTS FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT
TABLE OF CONENTS ISF Vision and Mission......................................................................... 1 About the ISF....................................................................................... 2 Leadership........................................................................................... 3 Overall Participation............................................................................ 4 Participation Map................................................................................ 5 Iowa Games......................................................................................6-7 Live Healthy Iowa.............................................................................8-9 Adaptive Sports Iowa....................................................................10-11 Awards..........................................................................................12-13 Budget Summary............................................................................... 14 Sponsors.......................................................................................15-16
OUR VISION To make Iowa the healthiest state in the nation. OUR MISSION To provide sports, recreation, health and wellness opportunities for Iowans of all abilities.
ABOUT THE ISF IOWA GAMES offers statewide sports competition for Iowa’s athletes. The Iowa Games was first introduced to the state in 1987 when the Summer Iowa Games was held in Ames. Today, more than 14,000 athletes participate in 58 sports at the Olympic-style sports festival during July. In 1992 the Games expanded to include the Winter Iowa Games in Dubuque and Cedar Rapids. In late January and early February more than 4,100 Iowans compete in 20 sports. The Iowa Games offers additional sports events over the course of the year. The 2012 line-up of sporting events included: • Iowa Games Net Fest Basketball & Volleyball • Fish Iowa Games • Iowa Games Hoopin’ At The Dome • Iowa Games Mud Run • Iowa Games Golf Classic • Capital City Challenge LIVE HEALTHY IOWA was created in 2001 as a strategic health initiative to address the state’s growing obesity problem. What began as a team-based weight loss challenge in central Iowa has evolved into year-round wellness challenges and events for Iowa youth and adults. Bringing together friends, families, businesses and communities, Live Healthy Iowa has maintained participation in each of Iowa’s 99 counties since 2004. In 2012, over 208,000 Iowans took part in a Live Healthy Iowa challenge or event. Live Healthy Iowa • 100 Day Wellness Challenge • Burst Your Thirst Challenge • Dog Days of Summer Challenge • The Next Step Challenge Live Healthy Iowa Kids • 100 Day Wellness Challenge • Go The Distance Day • Fall Fitness Day • Exercising Your Character ADAPTIVE SPORTS IOWA is a program reaching a new demographic; Iowa’s physically disabled athlete. The focus is improving the quality of life for all physically disabled Iowans through consistent recreation and sport opportunities. ASI strives to be a resource for Iowa on the Paralympic movement. ASI wants people to enjoy the activities they’re passionate about, by providing a sense of independence rather than isolation. ASI programs are offered year round in a variety of sports with an ever-expanding catalog of opportunities including: • Wheelchair Basketball • Beep Baseball • Track and Field • RAGBRAI Team • Winter Experience • Shooting Team
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LEADERSHIP Board of Directors Chair: Vice-Chair: Treasurer: Secretary: Chairman Emeritus:
Doug Reichardt, Des Moines John Briggs, Waukee Lynn Walz, West Des Moines Greg Wilcox, West Des Moines William Vernon, Newton
Gary Barta, Iowa City Troy Dannen, Cedar Falls Mike Dick, Des Moines Rudy Fors, Ames Jim Gibbons, Perry Robin Hartley Barnett, Urbandale John Hartung, Indianola Sandra Hatfield Clubb, Des Moines Steven Jordison, Ames Harold Kahler, Des Moines Susan Klein, Des Moines
Mark Kostek, Des Moines Jack Lashier, Des Moines Tom Newton, Des Moines Jamie Pollard, Ames Emily Porter, Des Moines Steve Purcell, Des Moines Aaron Putze, Ankeny Wade Riedinger, Des Moines Todd Senne, Johnston Karin Sevde, Ames David Sparrey, Ames
Joel Tharp, West Des Moines Mary Van Zante, Pella Chris Verlengia, Des Moines Troy Vincent, West Des Moines Brad Waller, West Des Moines Danny Wilson, Ames Rick Wulkow, Boone
ISF Team Kim Abels, Sports & Special Events Director Emily Bisbee, Live Healthy Iowa Coordinator Mike Boone, Adaptive Sports Iowa Director Kevin Bourke, Chief Operating Officer Nicole Bruce, Live Healthy Iowa Director Clarence Hudson, Executive Director Cory Kennedy, Marketing & Communications Director Traci Kepley, Live Healthy Iowa Coordinator & Financial Manager Ryan Vogt, Assistant Sports Director Lisa Weber, Live Healthy Iowa Coordinator
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OVERALL PARTICIPATION IOWA GAMES Capital City Challenge..............................................................................................................159 Fish Iowa Games (87 schools)............................................................................................12,631 Hoopin’ At The Dome (94 teams).............................................................................................507 Iowa Games Golf Classic (30 teams).......................................................................................120 Mud Run...............................................................................................................................1,811 Net Fest (Basketball and Volleyball, 149 teams)...................................................................1,511 Summer Iowa Games.........................................................................................................14,172 Winter Iowa Games...............................................................................................................4,202 LIVE HEALTHY IOWA 100 Day Wellness Challenge...............................................................................................33,700 Burst Your Thirst Challenge..................................................................................................5,074 Dog Days of Summer Challenge................................................................................................92 The Next Step Challenge......................................................................................................5,117 LIVE HEALTHY IOWA KIDS 100 Day Wellness Challenge...............................................................................................31,004 Fall Fitness Day..................................................................................................................56,466 Go The Distance Day...........................................................................................................77,620 ADAPTIVE SPORTS IOWA* Beep Baseball..........................................................................................................................114 ASI Lunch & Learn.....................................................................................................................18 RAGBRAI Team...........................................................................................................................42 Track & Field..............................................................................................................................11 Wheelchair Basketball.............................................................................................................447 Winter Experience.....................................................................................................................16 Youth Sports Club......................................................................................................................70
TOTAL ISF PARTICIPATION...................................................... 244,904 *Adaptive Sports Iowa numbers are reported based upon program visits
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OVERALL PARTICIPATION MAP
Lyon 545
Osceola 377
Sioux 1,504
Dickinson 155
O’Brien 252
Plymouth 442
Clay 1,633
Cherokee 513
Woodbury 6,459
Monona 52
Crawford 2,520
Harrison 1,204
Pocahontas 594
Sac 861
Shelby 1,941
Calhoun 2,259
Carroll 2,961
Audubon 1,148
Winnebago 2,147
Worth 547
Mitchell 140
Howard 2,112
Hancock 203
Cerro Gordo 1,316
Floyd 2,187
Chickasaw 1,691
Kossuth 2,632
Palo Alto 1,004
Buena Vista 843
Ida 355
Emmet 645
Humboldt 443
Wright 1,873
Webster 1,687
Greene 609
Guthrie 183
Hamilton 1,035
Boone 5,875
Dallas 4,820
Grundy 1,771
Hardin 2,076
Story 11,531
Black Hawk 3,471
Clayton 5,230
Buchanan 714
Delaware 1,176
Linn 6,903
Dubuque 16,862
Jones 976
Cedar 1,522
Iowa 1,028
Poweshiek 1,705
Allamakee 3,225
Fayette 2,950
Benton 2,010
Tama 1,822
Marshall 1,648
Jasper 5,526
Polk 33,783
Bremer 2,530
Butler 809
Franklin 1,344
Winneshiek 3,973
Johnson 3,446
Jackson 1,602
Clinton 4,223
Scott 5,356 Muscatine 1,260
Pottawattamie 3,678
Cass 1,151
Adair 794
Warren 2,698
Madison 1,415
Marion 3,130
Keokuk 1,211
Mahaska 4,841
Washington 976
Mills 339
Montgomery 680
Adams 614
Union 3,011
Clarke 1,060
Lucas 1,510
Monroe 975
Wapello 714
Jefferson 591
Fremont 309
Page 365
Taylor 762
Ringgold 519
Decatur 1,199
Wayne 107
Appanoose 5,189
Davis 1,186
Van Buren 938
Henry 846
Louisa 1,242
Des Moines 1,613
Lee 432
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Summer Iowa Games
The 2012 Summer Iowa Games was held over three weekends in July. The 2012 Summer Games had 14,172 athletes participating with all 99 Iowa counties represented. The main weekend featured a change in the Opening Ceremony with country singing artists Sunny Sweeney and The Lost Trailers performing along with a free meal and carnival atmosphere. Rugby, whitewater slalom and cycling gravel grinder were added to bring the total number of sports to 58.
Iowa Games Mission
To provide sports and recreation opportunities for all Iowans through Olympic-style festivals, events and programs. Winter Iowa Games
The 20th annual Winter Iowa Games saw 4,202 athletes from 83 of Iowa’s 99 counties. The majority of events were held in Dubuque and Cedar Rapids. Eight other Iowa communities played host to Winter Iowa Games competitions including Ackley, DeWitt, Des Moines, Eldora, Harlan, Johnston and Montrose.
Iowa Games Net Fest Basketball & Volleyball
Iowa Games Net Fest had a combined 1,511 athletes compete in the basketball and volleyball tournaments. The basketball event was held the Saturday before Thanksgiving while the volleyball tournament was the first Saturday of the New Year. The tournament was held on the Iowa State University Campus and in Ames area gyms.
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Fish Iowa Games
In partnership with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR), the ISF developed Fish Iowa Games as a fun and educational program for kindergarten through high school students. During the program students learn three different casting techniques: flip, pitch and overhand cast. Students then use these techniques in a competition of accuracy. Eighty-seven schools were provided rods, reels, targets, instructional DVDs, medals for winners and other materials from the DNR. A total of 12,631 kids participated in the 2012 Fish Iowa Games. Medalists from the school events were invited to compete in the Summer Iowa Games, Fish Iowa Games Finals.
Iowa Games Hoopin’ At The Dome
Hoopin’ At The Dome is a half-court, 3 on 3 basketball tournament. Partnering with the Des Moines Parks & Recreation, Hoopin’ At The Dome was created to promote both the Iowa Games in the city of Des Moines and sport & fitness throughout Iowa. The tournament was played in the shadow of the State Capitol with 94 teams with 507 athletes competing.
Iowa Games Mud Run
The 2012 Iowa Games Mud Run was moved to the Cownie Soccer Complex in Des Moines. This unique 3 mile trail running race, 1 mile fun run and Little Muddy Buddy run was enjoyed by a record 1,811 runners. Runners of all ages and abilities completed the muddy course which featured several obstacles.
Iowa Games Golf Classic
The annual Iowa Games Golf Classic was held at Hyperion Field Club in Johnston for the first time. Sponsors, board of directors and supporters of the ISF made up the 30 foursomes.
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100 Day Wellness Challenge
The 100 Day Wellness Challenge is a simple and affordable challenge encouraging Iowans to make healthy choices. Over the 100 days, teams of 2-10 people, compete in friendly competition, tracking activity minutes and/or weight loss through the LHI website. The record 33,700 participants received a T-shirt, weekly motivational tips, unlimited access to online healthy resources, and opportunities to win incentives and prizes.
Live Healthy Iowa Mission
To provide health and wellness opportunities to educate and motivate all Iowans to live a healthy lifestyle. Burst Your Thirst Challenge
Burst Your Thirst Challenge is a six week effort to promote healthy hydration and physical activity to Iowa adults. Teams of 2-10 earned points by reporting water intake and physical activity minutes on a weekly basis. 2012 saw a record 5,074 participants from 97 counties. Participants received LHI water bottles to help track water consumption.
Dog Days of Summer Challenge
New for 2012, LHI offered a unique way for canine owners to walk regularly with their pets through Dog Days of Summer. The pilot program was held primarily in Boone with 92 participants tracking their activity minutes for the month of August.
The Next Step Challenge
In 2012, 5,117 Iowans participated in The Next Step (TNS). TNS is a fall challenge to keep Iowans moving as the weather changes. Participants tracked the number of ‘steps’ each week of the six-week challenge. Participants received a pedometer, weekly motivational tips, as well as, opportunities for incentives and prizes.
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100 Day Wellness Challenge
A record 31,004 kids participated in the 100 Day Wellness Challenge in 2012. The program is designed to encourage young Iowans to increase their physical activity levels and make better food choices. Teams of 5-30 youth, from grades kindergarten through twelfth, track minutes of activity. Kids were asked to also track fruits, vegetables, milk and water intake, as well as, screen time. One $1,000 and four $500 prizes were awarded to qualifying teams placed in a random drawing. The winning schools are required to use the funds to purchase physical education, recess or playground equipment.
Fall Fitness Day & Go The Distance Day
On October 5, 2011, 56,466 kids participated in Fall Fitness Day (FFD) while on May 4,2012 a record 77,620 kids participated in, Go the Distance Day (GTDD). Both FFD and GTDD are one-day events in which schools are asked to have the entire enrollment perform 30 minutes of aerobic activity. These events bring awareness to the importance of daily activity in a healthy lifestyle. Each school that achieved 100% participation was entered into a random drawing for cash and prizes. Prize money is required to be used for physical education or playground equipment to promote physical activity and wellness efforts at the winning schools.
Exercising Your Character
As part of Go The Distance Day, the Iowa Sports Foundation, Hy-Vee and Character Counts! brought 8,000 fourth and fifth grade students from central Iowa to Hy-Vee Hall in Des Moines for the Exercising Your Character event. Olympic athletes talked with the students about the importance of exercise, eating healthy and how to practice the Six Pillars of Character Counts! Speakers included NFL kicker Billy Cundiff, Iowa State Football Coach Paul Rhodes and former Hawkeye basketball star BJ Armstrong.
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Wheelchair Basketball
ASI sponsors pickup basketball games every Thursday evening in Ankeny. ASI provides 12 sport chairs on-site for athletes to use. Games are non-officiated and casual. The goal is to have fun and experience the sport.
Adaptive Sports Iowa Mission
To provide statewide leadership in the planning, promotion, education and organization of sports and recreation opportunities for physically disabled Iowans. ASI All Star Youth Club
Taking place the hour before our Adult Wheelchair Basketball program, the ASI All Star Youth Club is designed for our younger athletes. This safe, supervised, and coordinated program is intended to serve more as a physical education activity time. Activities include tag, dodge ball, basketball, boccia and other playground type games.
Beep Baseball
In July of 2012, ASI and Ames hosted the Beep Baseball World Series. This annual event played host to 17 beep baseball teams from all over the country as well as a team from Taiwan. Understanding the importance of having a team from the host state represented within the tournament we established the Iowa Reapers, Iowa’s first ever Beep Baseball team. The team is comprised of 10 players and a number of dedicated volunteers.
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Track and Field Clinic
In May of 2012 the US Paralympic Track Team sent two Paralympians and two Paralympic coaches for the first ever Paralympic track clinic in Iowa. The all-day clinic was a great start to launching the ASI Track and Field Club. Numerous athletes and coaches attended the clinic at Waukee High School.
RAGBRAI Team
In 2011 ASI established the first team supporting the physically disabled athlete to ride in RAGBRAI. The 2012 ASI RAGBRAI team was comprised of approximately 50 people including volunteers, support crew, and cyclists to take on the 7 day, 500 mile track across Iowa. Now successfully completing two years the ASI team has become a part of the RAGBRAI culture and the Adaptive Sports Iowa brand is recognized amongst the thousands who take part in RAGBRAI.
Winter Experience
In collaboration with our counterparts at Adaptive Adventures from Chicago, IL, ASI offered a snow skiing events at Seven Oaks Recreation near Boone. This two day event presented opportunities for both local instructors to learn the adaptive equipment, as well as, physically disabled participants to experience the sport. Day one included instructor training for local instructors and volunteers. Day two offered sessions of ski and ride clinics for physically disabled participants.
Community Education Events
Throughout the year ASI took part in community education and awareness events in an effort to recruit new athletes, expand public awareness of our mission and represent the physically disabled community effectively. Such events include the Iowa State Fair, SCIA Adaptive Sports Clinic, Iowa Bicycle Summit & Expo and school assemblies. These events allow for ASI athletes to engage the public in a unique and meaningful way.
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AWARDS Brian Pearson Memorial Scholarship
In honor of former ISU basketball player Brian Pearson, who died of brain cancer in 1997, the Iowa Games began awarding the Brian Pearson Memorial Scholarship in 1998. Each year, the Iowa Games awards a $1,000 scholarship to one female and one male who exemplify the spirit of Brian Pearson. Only high school juniors are eligible for the scholarship to ensure that fellow students can observe the winners during their senior year to recognize the traits the students showed in order to receive the award. The 2012 Brian Pearson Memorial Scholarship winners were Ann Ku and Nolan Dickson both of Ames High School.
Marty McHone Athlete of the Year In 2003, the Iowa Games Athlete of the Year award was renamed after Marty McHone who was the 1996 Iowa Games Female Athlete of the Year and had competed in the Iowa Games track meet for 16 years. The award annually is given to two Iowa Games athletes who best exemplify the qualities of outstanding integrity, citizenship and athletic achievement. The 2012 Marty McHone Athletes of the Year were Danna Kelly of Boone and Carroll Marty of Ames. Both were also named the National Congress of State Games Athlete of the Year, marking the first time both the male and female athletes were from the same state.
Sean Runyan Adaptive Sports Iowa Athlete of the Year
Named in memory of Sean Runyan, a Central Iowa wheelchair athlete who was the first in the nation to compete in a sanctioned high school athletic event. The 2012 Sean Runyan Adaptive Sports Iowa Athlete of the year was Mario Bennett of Urbandale.
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2012 Athletes of the Year at the 2012 Iowa Sports Foundation sponsorship reception held at Terrace Hill in Des Moines. Back - Carroll Marty, Governor Terry Branstad and Danna Kelly; Front - Mario Bennett
Caring Coach Award
The Caring Coach Award is designed to recognize coaches who have made significant and positive influences on the actions and development of their players. Anyone who has coached a youth team sport in the Iowa Games and has had a positive impact on young people may be nominated for the award. The 2012 Iowa Games Caring Coach was Burton Powley from Des Moines
Official of the Year
The Iowa Games relies heavily on its volunteers, which includes its volunteer officials. In most cases, a volunteer official receives a T-shirt, lunch and an occasional sign of gratitude from an athlete or spectator. Many of our volunteers officiate all day long with no expectations of recognition or reimbursement. The 2012 Winter Iowa Games Official of the Year was Jim Ingrham of Montrose. The 2012 Summer Iowa Games Official of the Year was Fran Long of Fort Dodge.
Iowa Games Volunteer of the Year
This award was designed to reward our volunteers and give them the praise and recognition they deserve for effortlessly giving their time and talents year after year. For many of our volunteers, it is the feeling of accomplishment, sharing in others’ success or just having fun that keeps them returning. The 2012 Winter Iowa Games Volunteer of the Year was John Dodge of Cedar Rapids. Summer Iowa Games Volunteer of the Year was Kim Downard of Ames
Character Counts! Coach of the Year
The Character Counts! Coach of the Year award, sponsored by the Institute of Character Development and the Iowa Games, is awarded to a coach who displays great character traits in the school and community. The award is presented by the IGHSAU at the girls state basketball tournament brunch and the IHSAA at the boys state basketball tournament. The 2012 girls recipient was Roger Wright from Edgewood-Colesburg. The 2012 boys recipient was Mark Hubbard from Waverly-Shell Rock.
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BUDGET SUMMARY
Income Sponsorships - 32% Entry Fees - 60% Grants & Royalties - 6% Other - 2%
Expenses General & Administrative - 35% Program Operations - 59% Promotional - 6%
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SPONSORS PRESENTING IOWA GAMES SPONSOR iowa food & family project gold sponsors ames convention & visitors bureau central iowa toyota dealers hy-vee iowa health system iowa soybean association iowa state university mediacom pella subway U.s. bank wellmark silver sponsors coca-cola dee zee emc insurance companies nyemaster law firm trilix bronze sponsors alliant energy blue bunny casey’s general store hunziker & associates hcs builders hunziker property management Midamerican energy principal financial group vermeer corporation winnebago industries corporate partners ames tribune des moines register iowa newspaper association mary greeley medical center screenscape studios spindustry interactive who radio winning solutions, inc. yellowbook $6,000-15,000 Care Initiatives Dubuque Regional Sports Commission Mediacom Principal Financial Group University of Iowa Wells Fargo $2,500-$5,999 3M Foundation, Inc. Bankers Trust
Cardinal Transportation CIPCO Delta Dental Iowa Army National Guard Iowa Medical Society Ken Waller Loras College McFarland Clinic Prinicipal Financial Group Story County Board of Supervisors Vernon Company (Bill Vernon) Wesley Life $1,000-$2,499 Ames Community Grant Fund Ames Rotary Club Community Foundation of Greater Des Moines Dennis and Suzan Runyan Dubuque Chamber of Commerce Eye Care of Iowa Fitness Sports Limited Inc. Products Inc.
SPORT SPONSORS Cardinal Transportation Clifton Gunderson LLP Copyworks Copyworks Crystal Clear Fitness Sports Limited Inc. Fox Engineering hopkins sporting goods, inc. Iowa Black Powder Federation Iowa Network Services Iowa Rifle and Pistol Association Scheels Skunk River Cycles
In-Kind & Other Contributors 3d farms AmericInn (Ames) Ames Boy Scouts Ames Chamber of Commerce Ames Figure Skating Club Ames High School AMES LITTLE LEAGUE Ames Park & Recreation $500-$999 Ames Police Department/Explorer Scouts Advanced Rehab Technologies Ames Soccer Club PDI-Perishable Distributors of Iowa, Ltd. BALLARD SOCCER CLUB Reynolds & Reynolds baymont inn & Suites (dubuque) Skunk River Cycles Best buy Spinal Cord Injury Assoc. of Iowa Best Western plus Hotel (Dubuque) Valentino’s BEST WESTERN UNIVERSITY PARK inn (AMES) Zanfel Boone Community Schools Boone County Hospital $250-$499 Boone County Sheriff Department American Trust & Savings Bank BOONE NATIONAL LITTLE LEAGUE Ames Trenching & Excavating, Inc. BOONE PARKS DEPARTMENT Dupaco Community Credit Union BOONE POLICE DEPARTMENT Gary Thompson Oil Co. BRACKETT MEDIA Greater Iowa Credit Union - Ames Cedar Rapids CVB Jerry Carney and Sons, Inc CHAMPIONSHIP BOOKS AND VIDEOS Steve Jordison CITY OF AMES Theisen’s Home Farm Auto City of Des Moines Valentino’s City of Dubuque Wal-Mart Foundation Clarke university (Dubuque) ComElec Services Inc. (Dubuque) $249 and below Comfort Inn (Ames) Ag Leader Technology comfort inn (story city) Ames Oral Surgeons Comfort Inn & Suites (Dubuque) Ames Pet Hospital, PC Copyworks (Ames) Day Chiropractic Country Inn & Suites (Ames) His & Hers Styling Salon Country inn & suites (dubuque) Lois and Bob Vohs DAYS INN (AMES) Marrs, Craig & Beth days inn (dubuque) Pizza Pit DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES VenuWorks, Inc. DES MOINES COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Welch Ave. Station DES MOINES PARK AND RECREATION Des Moines Police Department
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SPONSORS DES MOINES TRIATHLON CLUB PERRY HIGH SCHOOL Diving, Inc. PIZZA PIT (AMES) Dubuque Chamber of Commerce Premier Sells Group (Ames) DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Quality Inn & SUITES (Ames) Dubuque Telegraph Herald SEVEN OAKS RECREATION (BOONE) EASTERN IOWA FIGURE SKATING CLUB STORY COUNTY CONSERVATION FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES (AMES) Story County Sheriff Department Fairfield inn (dubuque) SUNDOWN MOUNTAIN RESORT FINLEY HOSPITAL (DUBUQUE) Super 8 Motel (Ames) Fitness Sports Limited, Inc. super 8 motel (dubuque) Fox Engineering TRANSLUX • FAIR-PLAY SCOREBOARDS Gateway Hotel & Conference Center university of dubuque grand harbor resort (dubuque) Valentino’s (Ames) Grandstay Residential Suites (Ames) Vernon Company Gilbert Community Schools wahlert cathloic high school (dubuque) Hampton Inn (Ames) waukee high school HAMPTON INN (DUBUQUE) HARDIN COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS HEART OF IOWA SOCCER CLUB Heartland inn (ames) Heartland Inn South (Dubuque) Heartland Inn West (Dubuque) HILTON GARDEN INN (AMES) hilton garden inn (dubuque) hOLIDAY INN (AMES) Holiday Inn Express (Ames) holiday inn express & suites (dubuque) hotel julien (dubuque) hy-vee (dubuque area locations) Hunziker Youth Sports Complex (Ames) Huxley Police Department Iowa Amateur Softball Association Iowa Bowling Proprietors Association IOWA COMMUNITY COLLEGE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Iowa High School Athletic Association Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union Iowa Hawkeye Horseshoe Pitchers Assoc Iowa Junior PGA Iowa National Guard Army Iowa Network Services IOWA RACQUETBALL ASSOCIATION Iowa Soccer Association KENNEDY MALL (DUBUQUE) KIRKWOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE MainStay Suites (Dubuque) Masters Swimming of Iowa Microtel (AMES) MINES OF SPAIN RECREATION AREA (DUBUQUE) Moffitt’s Ford-Lincoln-Mercury (Boone) motel 6 (dubuque) NEVADA PARKS AND RECREATION NEVADA SOCCER CLUB NORTH COUNTRY INN (DUBUQUE)
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