The Sioux Falls Skyforce will honor Special Olympics South Dakota with specialty jerseys during their game against the Stockton Kings on Friday, March 13, at 7:00 PM. This marks the fifth consecutive year the Skyforce has partnered with the organization.
A Continuing Partnership
First PREMIER Bank/Bankcard is once again the presenting sponsor of the game, continuing their support of both the Skyforce and Special Olympics South Dakota. Skyforce president Mike Heineman expressed excitement about the partnership, stating the team is “thrilled to welcome all the athletes, coaches and supporters and First PREMIER to the Sanford Pentagon again this season.”
The jerseys themselves feature a black base accented with red and white, and showcase a design celebrating the athletes of Special Olympics South Dakota. The design incorporates circular icons representing a variety of sports, from basketball and cheer to bowling and swimming.
Fans will have the opportunity to bid on the specialty jerseys online through DASH until 8:30 PM on Friday, March 13, with all proceeds benefiting Special Olympics South Dakota. Tickets for the game are available at sfskyforce.com/gettickets or at the Skyforce office located at 2131 S. Minnesota Ave.
Special Olympics South Dakota aims to provide opportunities for individuals with intellectual disabilities to develop physical fitness, courage, and joy through athletic competition. The organization’s athlete oath states, “Let me win, but if win, let me be brave in the attempt.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the date and time of the Skyforce game featuring the specialty jerseys?
The Sioux Falls Skyforce will wear the specialty jerseys during their game against the Stockton Kings on Friday, March 13, with tipoff set for 7:00 PM.
Who is sponsoring the game?
First PREMIER Bank/Bankcard is the presenting sponsor of the game.
Where can I find more information about Special Olympics South Dakota?
More information about Special Olympics South Dakota, including its mission and history, can be found on their website at https://sosd.org/home.html.
What does this ongoing collaboration mean for the athletes and supporters of Special Olympics South Dakota?
