The
Iowa Games formally is opened for competition with the Opening Ceremony
on Friday night. This event is an exciting way for the whole family
to share in the spectacle and pageantry of the Games.
When: Friday,
July 16
Where: Jack Trice
Stadium in Ames
Time: Parade of
Athletes begins at
7:45 pm
Admission: FREE
Parade of Athletes:
Line up at Jack
Trice Stadium
starting at 7:00 pm
Keynote Speaker:
Bernie Saggau
National Anthem and
Special Music:
Katelyn Epperly,
2010 American Idol
Contestant
Entertainment:
Mascot Race.
Martial Arts
Performance. Skydivers.
Fireworks.
Awards: Volunteer
and Official of the
Year; Brian Pearson
Scholarship Winners.
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Brought to you by:
Iowa Medical Society
Finals Fest will
showcase
entertainment,
inflatable games and
a festive
atmosphere.
When
Friday, July 16,
2010
Where
Iowa State Center
parking Lot B6
(north of Jack Trice
stadium)
Time
Excitement begins at
5:00 pm- 7:30 pm
Admission & Parking
FREE
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Brought to you by: U.S. Bank
In 1987, Iowa became the first state to use the
United States Olympic Committee's flame for a statewide torch run.
That same flame will be carried by runners from all walks of life
for the Summer Iowa Games' annual torch run.
The torch run will begin in Des Moines on Friday, July 16,
covering a 3 mile
loop around through
downtown and around
the Iowa State
Capitol. The
torch will return to
Ames for a loop
through downtown and
the campus of Iowa
State University. The journey will culminate with the lighting
of the Olympic-style cauldron at Jack Trice Stadium during the Opening
Ceremony later that evening.
Torch
carriers will run on hard-surface roads in both Des Moines and
Ames. Applicants will receive details in the mail after returning
their application to the Iowa Games office. All runners will receive
a commemorative t-shirt. Runners under the age of 12 must be accompanied
by an adult.
If you would like to
carry the torch in
the run, please
register online or
download the
registration form
below and return it to
the Iowa Games office or contact the Iowa Games at
info@iowasportsfoundation.org.
Click here to
register for the
Torch Run Online
Click here for the
Torch Run
Registration
VIEW ENTRANT LIST
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Brought to you by:
Fellowship of
Christian Athletes
On
9:30 am on Sunday morning, July
18, under the tent
in the northwest
corner of parking
Lot B6, the
Fellowship of
Christian Athletes (FCA)
will hold a chapel
service. Dave
Turnbull, the state
FCA director will
present. FCA
is the largest
interdenominational,
school-based,
Christian sports
organization in
America. FCA
focuses on serving
local communities by
equipping,
empowering and
encouraging people
to make a difference
for Christ.
All participants and
parents are welcome
to attend.
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