  SportsQuest Family Festival - Fall Into Fitness October 16, 2010
Be a part of the FIRST event at the SportsQuest Campus! Click here to download the registration form.    Tour the 250-acre SportsQuest campus and see our SPORTS CITY CENTER featuring the Fitness Center, Ice Plex, Aquatics Center and Family Entertainment Center, The WEST CAMPUS with its Track & Field stadium, Velodrome and championship level fields and our EAST CAMPUS with our Ampitheatre.
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 SportsQuest is a sports and family entertainment campus that will be located on a 250 acre campus located in Chesterfield County at the intersection of Route 288 and Powhite Parkway.
SportsQuest will include sports programming for recreational enjoyment, youth development, and high performance athletes in 20 Olympic amateur sports.  Programming will include a wide array of professional sports. Current plans have been announced for Indoor Football and Arena Racing. Membership sales for a wide range of sports programming at SportsQuest began in September 2009. Stay tuned for more details and be sure to stay in touch by filling out the form to the left!
The SportsQuest Campus
SportsQuest is a sports and family entertainment campus that will be located on a 250 acre campus located in Chesterfield County at the intersection of Route 288 and Powhite Parkway. SportsQuest will include sports programming for recreational enjoyment, youth development, and high performance athletes in 20 Olympic amateur sports.
Our Mission
Provide our members a better quality of life through sports. Earn our member's loyalty by delivering an exceptional experience every day and maintaining a secure, fun, healthy and entertaining family environment.
Our Vision
SportsQuest will be a destination where individuals and families satisfy their sports, fitness and entertainment needs. Become a model for Olympic Training and Sports Performance Development through constant innovation in high performance programming.
Our Values
Executive Management Bios
Stephen A. Burton, Ph.D. CEO & Chairman  Dr. Burton has lived in Chesterfield County for almost 20 years. He was a graduate of Thomas Dale HS and the College of William and Mary. After his doctorate, he was on medical staff at Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center for six years. Inventing one of the first digital healthcare diagnostic products, Dr. Burton spent 25+ years in senior leadership roles in the healthcare & fitness industries. His efforts in high performance athletic training, led to his appointment as the Chairman of US Speedskating Development, which is the National Governing Body for the Olympic Sports of Speed Skating. Dr. Burton's awards include being the only three-time Greater Richmond Technology Council Award Winner. He has over 25 peer review publications and is a repeat guest and invited speaker on CNN as well as a wide range of TV and Radio shows.
Phil Evans President General Manager Professional Sports Division  Raised in Northern VA, Mr. Evans completed his BA and law school degree at the University of Virginia. Following his initial specialization in Sports Law, Mr. Evans was tapped by David Stern to lead the NBA Development League as its League President for five years. His wide range of experiences in the legal, operational, marketing and delivery of minor league sports is a tremendous asset to SportsQuest.
Mark Wood Vice President Business Development  Mr. Wood has been a strong member of the Richmond community his entire life. Mr. Wood has 26+ years of Sales and Operational Management. He was on the senior leadership team at American Family Fitness for over 15 years, where he played a central role in membership sales, membership retention programming and business development efforts that are currently used in today's Fitness Industry.
Visit our Member Center or call (804) 595-theQ
We are located in the Shops at Colony Crossing near the intersection of Charter Colony and Route 76 (Powhite Parkway) - just off Route 288 where you'll be able to:
Call us at 1-804-595-theQ (8437) or stop by during the following hours:
Paid in Full Membership Option
When you join SportsQuest via a Paid in Full Membership you get an amazing deal!
No dues for three years.
Full use of fitness facility with no additional costs for three years.
$99 annual renewal rate.
Starting in year four, one low payment of $99 gives you full access to our fitness center for a year. No additional fees.
Call or drop by our membership sales center to learn more about our low annual renewal rate.  The number of Membership Plans that carry the $99 annual renewal rate are limited and selling fast. Once they are gone; they will not be available again. The SportsQuest campus is FREE for its members.
Every SportsQuest member of any type gains full use of any part of the Sports Campus during the regular access hours.
For example, if you join as a Family Fitness Member, during the regular ice hours your entire family can enjoy ice skating-free. Or go cycling on one of three outdoor cycling courses and have a family picnic at the outdoor pavilion-free. Or maybe you decide to go bowling, play laser tag, or shoot hoops in the gym during the regular use hours-free. You get the idea-using our campus is a membership benefit!
*** Some restrictions may apply
*** Fees listed above are based on single membership
SportsQuest Family Festival - Fall Into Fitness October 16
Click here to download the registration form Richmond Revolution
Get your season tickets for the 2010 Indoor Season! Buyers of the first season tickets sold get a great gift from your SportsQuest team. Click here to learn more.Send us an email about your interest in season tickets for exciting, hard hitting professional indoor football by clicking here. Be sure to include your name, address, and phone number!  Click the Richmond Revolution logo to visit http://www.richmondrevolution.com/ Charlie Hildbold Assistant General Manager Charlie Hildbold has been named the Vice President of the Professional Sports Division and the Assistant General Manager for the Richmond Revolution. Raised in the Pittsburgh, PA area, Hildbold completed his Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing at Grove City College in Grove City, PA and is currently completing his Masters' of Science in Sports Leadership at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh. Hildbold most recently was with the Odessa Roughnecks of the IFL as the Director of Marketing and Promotions for the past 2 seasons. Prior to moving to Odessa he served as the Director of Ticketing and Box Office Manager for the South Atlantic League champion Columbus Catfish during the 2007 season. He also spent time in the ECHL with the Pensacola Ice Pilots as an Account Executive and Merchandise Manager. Charlie began his sports career in December 2005 when we was hired by the Pittsburgh Pirates as an Outbound Sales Representative. Charlie is thrilled to be back on the East Coast and very excited about the direction of the team and SportsQuest specifically.
Steve Criswell Head Coach
Steve Criswell began his coaching career in 1984, coaching receivers for Henrico High School in Richmond, VA. The next year he became the assistant offensive line coach and the following year he took over both the offensive and defensive lines.
Louis CorumIn 1989, Criswell began four-year stints at Virginia's Petersburg, Bridgewater's Turner Ashby and Richmond's Hermitage High Schools before making the move to the indoor game after the 2000 season. In 2001, Criswell coached the Fullbacks and Linebackers for the Richmond Speed under Head Coach Richard Davis. That year, the Speed appeared in the Arena Cup, af2's championship game. After 3 years with the Speed, Coach Criswell became the FB/LB's coach for the Cape Fear Wildcats, also of the af2, serving with Head Coach Chris Siegfried. In 2005, Steve came home to join the Richmond Bandits of the AIFL, coaching the Offensive Line, Defensive Line, Linebackers and Fullbacks compiling an 11-1 record and winning the inaugural AIFL Championship. 2006 saw the Bandits finish with a 12-2 record during the regular season. 2007 and 2008 were spent on Will McClay's staff for the AFL Dallas Desperados as the Offensive Line and Special Teams Coach. In 2007, the Desperados set an AFL record by compiling 15 regular season wins. In all, 2 fullbacks, 3 lineman and 2 special teams players received All-Arena honors during the 2 years of Criswell's tutelage. During his 8 year indoor career, teams in which he has been on staff have compiled an overall record of 97-33 (.746) and qualified for post season play 7 of 8 years. Brent Williams Offensive Coordinator Williams joins the Revolution after serving as the Head Coach of the Richmond Bandits of the AIFL for two seasons. Before taking the head football coach position he was the Asst. Head Coach and Offensive Coordinator for the Bandits. In 2003 and 2004, Williams was the Head Coach for the Division II and Division III All Star Game, as well as Offensive Coordinator for the Richmond Speed in 2003. From 2000 to 2002, Williams was the Head Varsity Football Coach for Henrico High School, earning that position after three years as the Offensive Coordinator.
Billy Jarvis Defensive Coordinator Jarvis comes to the Revolution following a successful career as an athletic director, head coach, and defensive coordinator at the High School, College and Professional level. Jarvis also spent time as an Assistant Coach and Head Coach for Division II and Division III all stars over a period of 5 years at the East Coast Bowl Game in Petersburg, VA. Coaching since 1980, Jarvis has been a head coach at 5 area High Schools over a 17 year period.
Tim Jones Receivers Tim Jones joins the Revolution while currently serving as receivers coach at Henrico High School and John Rolfe Middle School in Richmond. Jones also is currently running the East End Youth Football Association and was an Assistant coach with both the Bandits and Speed, working with receivers.
Brian Edmons Running Backs Edmonds will be serving the Revolution as the Running Backs coach, a position he has had with both the Bandits and Speed. Edmonds played professionally for the Carolina Panthers of the NFL, the Nashville Kats of the AFL and the Speed in Richmond. He was a three year starter at fullback during his time at Virginia Tech. He was a team captain his senior year, and ran for over 1,200 yards with 18 touchdowns over his four years at Tech.
John Trott Defensive Secondary Trott will be handling a very talented secondary for the Revolution, and has spent most of his life in Richmond coaching or playing football. A former standout player and eventual Head Coach at Henrico High School, Trott has also coach professionally for the Speed and Bandits.
Linebacker Corum will be a rookie this upcoming season, previously playing at Shepherd College where he won 3 WVIAC Championships while earning WVIAC All Conference honors and being named Div II National Defensive Player of the week once.
Nathan Fairley, Jr. Defensive End / Linebacker Fairley last played for Elizabeth City State University, winning the CIAA championship while he was there. He has no previous professional experience.
Donnie Avant Wide Receiver Avant played at Virginia State University and is currently their Wide Receivers coach. He has no previous professional experience.
Joshua Floyd Wide Receiver / Defensive Back Floyd joins the Revolution after brief stints with the Sioux Falls Storm and Sioux City Bandits of the IFL. While at Chowan University he was a Division III All American honorable mention and the MVP of the Crystal Bowl.
Charles Madison Running Back Madison previously played at Shenandoah University and is a rookie.
Darius Robinson Defensive Line Robinson played his college ball at Virginia State University and was a student at Petersburg High School before playing for the Arkansas Twisters of the af2. During the 2008 season he compiled 16 tackles, 2 sacks as well as forcing and recovering 2 fumbles.
Brandon Isaiah Running Back Isaiah had previously verbally committed to the team. The former UVA standout has spent time in the AIFA, af2 and AFL.
Robbie Jenkins Quarterback Jenkins previously played at Bridgewater College, Lubbock in the old Intense Football League and was the winning Quarterback for the AIFL champion Richmond Bandits. In 21 career starts with the Bandits, Jenkins sported a record of 19-2, throwing for 81 touchdowns and only 14 interceptions in 2006.
Larry Williams Williams comes home to Richmond following a college career at West Virginia University and one season of play in the af2 with the Green Bay Blizzard. Playing both sides of the ball in Green Bay, he had 3 receptions for 16 yards, 2 field goal returns for 27 yards, 4 kick returns for 51 yards, 26.5 tackles (1.0 TFL), 1 interception and 8 passes defensed.
Over the course of his career at West Virginia University, Williams totaled 48 tackles, 2 interceptions, 2 forced fumbles, 1 recovery and 9 passes defensed. At Highland Springs High School, he was named to the all-state team for three different positions, the only player with that distinction. His senior season saw him catch 35 balls for 848 yards and 6 touchdowns, as well as make 30 tackles, break up 11 passes and intercept 2. "Larry brings great experience to the team; he's an explosive kick returner", Coach Steve Criswell said, "Larry is exciting to watch play and we're excited to have him." Aaron Alexander Alexander joins the Revolution after a short but promising career at Michigan State. After redshirting his freshman year, Alexander played back-up quarterback in 2002 , completing a pass for 44 yards and a touchdown. He made the transition to Wide Receiver for his sophomore season, playing in all 13 games, where he totaled 44 receptions for 522 yards and 3 touchdowns.
Alexander was slowed down in his junior season by foot surgery, and was unable to duplicate the success from his sophomore year, catching 15 passes for 178 yards, and completing 2 of 3 passes for 34 yards and a touchdown. After injuring his other foot in the off-season, Alexander missed his senior season. In high school, Alexander was a PrepStar All-American, ranked number 12 among the nation's quarterbacks, and number two in the Mid-Atlantic Region. He was a two- time all-state QB at Henrico High School in Richmond, throwing for over 6,700 yards and 85 touchdowns in his prep career. As a junior in 1999, he was named the Virginia Player of the Year when he set state records for 3,017 yards passing and 43 touchdowns. During his time at Henrico, he also lettered in baseball, basketball and soccer. Alexander is now fully recovered from his injuries and ready to begin his professional career, back home in Richmond. "I watched Aaron while he was at Henrico High School and followed his career at Michigan State very closely", said Revolution Head Coach Steve Criswell. "He's an incredibly gifted athlete and a very positive presence in the community. We're very lucky to have him." Damon "Redd" Thompson Wide Receiver Thompson been at all levels of professional football. He spent time in training camp with two NFL teams, The Baltimore Ravens and the Kansas City Chiefs. He began his professional career with the BC Lions of the Canadian Football League, seeing limited time. He followed up that season by joining the Indiana Firebirds of the AFL in 2002.
By 2003 he came to Richmond for the first time to play for the Richmond Speed of the af2, and responded with a monster season. Thompson totaled 122 receptions, 1569 yards and 27 touchdowns on his way to being named all af2, and the receiver of the year. He also added 10 field goal returns for 132 yards, 49 kickoff returns for 1100 yards and 2 touchdowns, as totaled 2797 all purpose yards, an average of 199.8 yards per game. In 2005 Thompson joined the Richmond Bandits of the AIFL and had another great year with 45 receptions for 645 yards and 19 touchdowns. He was only able to play in 7 games for the year though as he was injured for the last 5 of the season. Thompson's college career at Virginia State University was just as successful. By the time he graduated in 2001 he was the second all time leader in receiving yards in Division 2 history. Thompson, for his career, had 272 receptions for 4660 yards, an average of over 17 yards per reception. He added 50 career touchdowns to those numbers. Thompson finished his career as VSU's and the CIAA's all time leading receiver, totaled 9000 career All Purpose yards, was all conference in the CIAA in 1999, 2000, and 2001 and a Division 2 All American Kick Returner in 1999 and 2000. Stephen Howell Defensive Back Howell comes to the Revolution after a great career at the University of Richmond that saw him sign a contract and attend training camp with the Detroit Lions in 2008.
Howell started 48 games at Richmond over 4 seasons, being voted a captain during his senior season along with Arizona Cardinals running back Tim Hightower. That year he had 88 tackles, .5 sacks, 10 passes defensed, 2 interceptions and 2 fumbles forced and recovered. In 2006, as a junior he intercepted a career high 3 passes, and recorded a tackle in all 11 games, giving him a total of 43 for the season. For his career at Richmond, Howell totaled 274 tackles (5.5 TFL), 27 passes defensed, 4 forced fumbles and 3 recovered. He stands ninth on the school's career interceptions list with 9. Howell earned All-Capital District and All-Metro honors for head coach Scott Burton at Highland Springs High School just east of Richmond. He was named the team's co-defensive player of the year after making 61 tackles, 3 interceptions and 6 passes defensed in 9 games. Throughout his high school career he averaged 18.1 yards every time he touched the ball on offense. Stephen Cason Defensive Back Cason joins the Revolution after spending time at all levels of indoor football. He last played in 2008 with the Georgia Force of the AFL, collecting 75 tackles and 1 interception. He earned his spot on the Force by way of a record setting year in 2007 as a member of the Green Bay Blizzard of the af2. In 15 games with the Blizzard he set the af2 record for tackles in a season with 113, also adding 6 interceptions for 60 yards, and 17 passes broken up.
Cason played his college ball at William and Mary, seeing action in 36 games, 30 of which were starts. Over the 36 games of his career he notched 186 tackles (12 TFL), 20 passes defensed, and 8 interceptions. He also posted 45 kickoff returns for 1,046 yards with one touchdown on special teams. As a senior he was named second team All-Atlantic 10 after tallying 65 tackles, five passes defensed, four interceptions, and 1 sack. He also was a second team All-Atlantic 10 his junior season, recording a career-high 74 tackles (7.5 TFL), 7 passes defensed and 1 interception. Originally born in El Paso, TX, Cason was a two-year letter winner at James River (Midlothian, VA) High School where he rushed for 1,467 yards and 20 touchdowns while playing running back, cornerback and kick returner. Lawrence Lewis Defensive End / Offensive Guard Lewis, a graduate of Virginia Tech, has starred on both sides of the ball since starting his professional career in 2000 with the Richmond Speed of the af2. During the season he totaled 7 receptions for 78 yards and 2 touchdowns, 1 field goal return for a touchdown, 36 tackles (2.0 TFL), 14.5 sacks, 2 fumble recoveries, 6 forced fumbles, a blocked kick and 2 safeties.
He earned a job in the Arena Football League the following year with the Milwaukee Mustangs, but returned to Richmond in 2002 after the Mustangs folded. Rejoined with the Richmond Speed, Lewis again enjoyed success, with 4 receptions for 41 yards, 20.5 tackles (3.5 TFL), 3.5 sacks, 1 fumble returned 17 yards for a touchdown, 3 forced fumbles, 4 blocked kicks and a safety. In 2003 Lewis had a rushing touchdown, 54 yards receiving, a kick return for 18 yards, 26 tackles (6 TFL), 6.0 sacks, 1 fumble recovery and 1 forced fumble. The 2004 season saw Lewis join the Cape Fear Wildcats of the af2 where he had 6 receptions for 73 yards and 2 touchdowns, 1 interception, 20.5 tackles (2.0TFL), 2.5 sacks, 2 fumble recoveries, 1 forced fumble and 3 blocked kicks. Lewis also spent 2005 and 2006 with the Richmond Bandits of the AIFL, helping to lead them to the championship in 2005. During the 2006 season, he led the league in sacks while anchoring the defensive line. Lewis is a graduate of Virginia Tech, and was a part time starting defensive end for the 1995 Sugar Bowl Championship team. Brandon Isaiah Running back Isaiah signs with the Revolution after spending time in the af2, AIFA, and on the practice squad of the Kansas City Brigade in the AFL. During his time with the Brigade Isaiah won the Al Lucas Hero team award for his time spent out in the community, an award given to one player on every team in the league.
In 2007, Isaiah played 13 games at Fullback with the Tennessee Valley Vipers of the af2, rushing for 105 yards and 6 touchdowns, as well as making 14 receptions for 127 yards and 5 touchdowns. His total of 11 touchdowns ranked third on the team, while his total yards had him ranked fourth overall. In limited play on defense he also contributed 11.5 tackles. Isaiah spent 2006 with the Richmond Rebels of the AIFA, where he tied the league record of 5 touchdowns in one game. In college, Isaiah played fullback and defensive line at the University of Virginia, blocking for future NFL player Wali Lundy. During his time at Virginia, Isaiah played 38 games, averaging 6.2 yards per carry, scored two touchdowns and made 22 tackles on defense. While playing at Parkland High School in Winston-Salem, NC, Isaiah once rushed for 386 yards in one game. He was named to the North Carolina All-State team by USA Today, he was a two time All-Conference selection, a 1999 Shrine Bowl captain, and held 10 school rushing records by the time he graduated. He capped off his incredible high school career at Parkland by having his number 8 jersey retired a few years ago. Rodney Landers Quarterback SportsQuest and the Richmond Revolution announced today that they have signed Quarterback Rodney Landers to a contract for the 2010 season. Landers spent the 2008 season at James Madison University where he led them to the number 1 ranking among FCS (Div 1-AA) schools, the number 1 seed in the FCS playoffs and a perfect 8-0 record in the Colonial Athletics Association.
During the 2008 season Landers won numerous awards including Offensive Player of the Year for the CAA and the Dudley Award, the award given to the top Divison 1 player in Virginia. Previous winners of this award include former NFL running back Tiki Barber and current NFL players HB Kevin Jones, DE Chris Long and DE Darryl Tapp. Landers was a finalist for the Walter Payton award, finishing second in the voting. The Payton award is given to the top player in the Football Championship Subdivision, an award won previously by QB Steve McNair, HB Brian Westbrook and QB Tony Romo. Landers was also named a 2nd team All American, 1st team All Virginia and 1st team All CAA. Landers finished his James Madison career as the school's all time 2nd leading rusher and 2nd in career rushing touchdowns. He finished 7th all time in passing yards and 4th in touchdown passes. As a dual threat through his career, Landers compiled over 6,700 yards from scrimmage which ranks 4th all time in James Madison's history. The 2008 season was a memorable one for Landers as it saw him lead the Dukes to wins over 7 top 10 teams during the season. Landers finished eighth in the nation in rushing with 1,770 yards and 16 touchdowns, including 10 games of over 100 yards rushing and a James Madison record 206 yards against Massachusetts. He was equally effective throwing the ball, completing 63.3% of his passes for 1,534 yards and 21 touchdowns resulting in an efficiency rating of 170.73. His career ended with a loss to eventual championship runner up Montana, the team beat by the University of Richmond. Landers also led the Dukes to the playoffs in 2007, his junior year, when they had an 8-4 record, losing to Appalachian State in the playoffs. It was during this season that Landers had a 63.4% completion percentage, throwing for 1,678 yards and 13 touchdowns while running for 1,273 yards and 12 touchdowns. He was named 1st team All State and 2nd team All CAA. For his career Landers totaled 3,288 yards passing, 35 touchdowns and 9 interceptions, 3,489 yards rushing and 31 touchdowns for an average of 6.5 yards per carry and 241 yards of offense per game over his last 2 seasons. Landers sustained an injury during the FCS Championship semi-finals, that he has fully recovered from, an injury that did not allow him to participate in the NFL Combine. After going undrafted, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers invited him to tryout as a quarterback at their rookie mini-camp. He was considered a potential prospect for the team's wildcat formation as well as a corner back and special teams player.
2010 Richmond Revolution Schedule
All home games are on SATURDAY and are played at the Arthur Ashe Center.
The home season will include seven games this year and three ticket packages are available: Silver Package, Gold Package, and Platinum Package. All games are on Friday or Saturday night. All games will be held at the Arthur Ashe Sports Center. Pricing for the Silver Season Tickets are $99. Gold Season Tickets are $149. The member benefits for each package are outlined below. As shown the Platinum Package is luxury box seats that line the perimeter of the field. The costs for Platinum seating will vary by the number of seats in your box. Box sizes can be virtually any size you wish from 6 seats to 20+.   Silver & Gold Package Season Tickets Benefits
Platinum Luxury Box Season Tickets Benefits
Don't Forget the Early Bird Special!
The first 300 season tickets sold get a special team Replica Jersey!
Sponsor a Seat Promotion
Make a $100 donation to the SportsQuest Foundation and you can select a seat in the new SportsQuest arena on which to have your name engraved. SportsQuest Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charity and 100% of proceeds will go toward funding athletes ability to make their Olympic dreams come true.
Congratulations to our newest Dance Team members!
Tiffany Burton Lindsey Floyd Kelly Jessup Carrington Goins Kylene Rinkewich Laura Utt Shawnte Mitchell Gigi Curtin Jaclyn Groves Carter Corbin More tryouts will be held in December. You must be 18 or older to tryout as a dancer and 14-17 to be a SportsQuest cheerleader . . . Stay tuned for more information!
Sponsor the Richmond Revolution!
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For additonal information or questions about sponsorship, contact Charlie Hildbold today.
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SportsQuest invites you to join us at the Q to play in leagues, camps, clinics, combines and tournaments on the largest lighted synthetic turf sport campus in the US. Our first 9 fields will be ready for Fall sports beginning Labor Day weekend, 2010. Additional 8 fields will be prepared for play January, 2011. SportsQuest's Festival Park, which includes an outdoor amphitheater and family entertainment events and activities will be among the many benefits to SportsQuest's players and their families.
This outstanding new venue compliments our current indoor sports programming at the Q. Our commitment to excellence, positive playing experience and athlete development dictates why we will be the perfect program for you - from recreational play to high performance programs! 
Competitive Swimming
Become a member on a swim program that is dedicated to development of swimmers of all ages and skills. To learn more click here.  Executive Director, Aquatics: Dudley Duncan
Online registration coming soon!
SportsQuest invites you to join us at the Q to play in leagues, camps, clinics, combines and tournaments on the largest lighted synthetic turf sport campus in the US. Our first 9 fields will be ready for Fall sports beginning Labor Day weekend, 2010. Additional 8 fields will be prepared for play January, 2011. SportsQuest's Festival Park, which includes an outdoor amphitheater and family entertainment events and activities will be among the many benefits to SportsQuest's players and their families.
This outstanding new venue compliments our current indoor sports programming at the Q. Our commitment to excellence, positive playing experience and athlete development dictates why we will be the perfect program for you - from recreational play to high performance programs! SportsQuest Basketball will currently service elementary, middle school, high school, college and pro basketball players to train and develop their skills during one on one, group, and team camps clinics Focused sessions - building-confidence, self-esteem and self-discipline through the fundamentals of basketball. SportsQuest Basketball is a full service year around skill and Performance Company. In season and off season training is available. The goal of our staff is to ensure thorough, detailed and efficient training, where each player's performance on the court will focusing on improving weaknesses, honing strengths, and conditioning athletes to perform with consistency all season. Player specific, skill development through on-court intensive workouts in small focused groups: • Heavy emphasis on strength, movement, core and endurance • Intense drilling in game situation to improve game performance • Detailed instruction on maximizing opportunities on the floor during our live play period • Intense performance training to improve speed balance, flexibility explosiveness, and core strength. Our training will directly improve your skill set and overall body composition Executive Director, Basketball: Dave Anderson
SportsQuest invites you to join us at the Q to play in leagues, camps, clinics, combines and tournaments on the largest lighted synthetic turf sport campus in the US. Our first 9 fields will be ready for Fall sports beginning Labor Day weekend, 2010. Additional 8 fields will be prepared for play January, 2011. SportsQuest's Festival Park, which includes an outdoor amphitheater and family entertainment events and activities will be among the many benefits to SportsQuest's players and their families.
This outstanding new venue compliments our current indoor sports programming at the Q. Our commitment to excellence, positive playing experience and athlete development dictates why we will be the perfect program for you - from recreational play to high performance programs!  VIRGINIA STATE TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS
Entry to the track omnium or single road even is $20. A daily family rate of $50 allows you and anyone related to you to compete in all events.
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SportsQuest Disc Sports online! SportsQuest invites you to join us at the Q to play in leagues, camps, clinics, combines and tournaments on the largest lighted synthetic turf sport campus in the US. Our first 9 fields will be ready for Fall sports beginning Labor Day weekend, 2010. Additional 8 fields will be prepared for play January, 2011. SportsQuest's Festival Park, which includes an outdoor amphitheater and family entertainment events and activities will be among the many benefits to SportsQuest's players and their families.
This outstanding new venue compliments our current indoor sports programming at the Q. Our commitment to excellence, positive playing experience and athlete development dictates why we will be the perfect program for you - from recreational play to high performance programs! Among the variety of disc sports, the two most popular games are disc golf and the team sport of Ultimate. Disc golf is a modern version of the traditional game, while Ultimate is a high-paced 7-on-7 field sport. Come explore the possibilities of disc sports at SportsQuest. Executive Director, Disc Sports: Jack Cooksey
Online registration coming soon!
SportsQuest invites you to join us at the Q to play in leagues, camps, clinics, combines and tournaments on the largest lighted synthetic turf sport campus in the US. Our first 9 fields will be ready for Fall sports beginning Labor Day weekend, 2010. Additional 8 fields will be prepared for play January, 2011. SportsQuest's Festival Park, which includes an outdoor amphitheater and family entertainment events and activities will be among the many benefits to SportsQuest's players and their families.
This outstanding new venue compliments our current indoor sports programming at the Q. Our commitment to excellence, positive playing experience and athlete development dictates why we will be the perfect program for you - from recreational play to high performance programs! 
Online registration coming soon!
SportsQuest invites you to join us at the Q to play in leagues, camps, clinics, combines and tournaments on the largest lighted synthetic turf sport campus in the US. Our first 9 fields will be ready for Fall sports beginning Labor Day weekend, 2010. Additional 8 fields will be prepared for play January, 2011. SportsQuest's Festival Park, which includes an outdoor amphitheater and family entertainment events and activities will be among the many benefits to SportsQuest's players and their families.
This outstanding new venue compliments our current indoor sports programming at the Q. Our commitment to excellence, positive playing experience and athlete development dictates why we will be the perfect program for you - from recreational play to high performance programs! Executive Director, Football: William Henderson
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SportsQuest Lacrosse online! DEADLINE TO REGISTER
After that date, please email Sue Murphy at smurphy@sportsquest.bizIS SEPTEMBER 6th for available openings. SportsQuest invites you to join us at the Q to play in leagues, camps, clinics, combines and tournaments on the largest lighted synthetic turf sport campus in the US. Our first 9 fields will be ready for Fall sports beginning Labor Day weekend, 2010. Additional 8 fields will be prepared for play January, 2011. SportsQuest's Festival Park, which includes an outdoor amphitheater and family entertainment events and activities will be among the many benefits to SportsQuest's players and their families.
This outstanding new venue compliments our current indoor sports programming at the Q. Our commitment to excellence, positive playing experience and athlete development dictates why we will be the perfect program for you - from recreational play to high performance programs! SportsQuest Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the US! Lacrosse is an awesome sport of skill and athleticism, tons of goal scoring and absolutely fan friendly. We will offer leagues for all ages & both genders starting this Fall, 2010. Following league play the teams will enter into our first SportsQuest Lacrosse Tournament in November. SportsQuest indoor facility (formerly RISE) will host our indoor training league and winter camps & clinics. With Spring right around the corner, look for the largest league and tournament series as we will have 17 synthetic lighted fields by January, 2011. We are proud to create an avenue for lacrosse enthusiasts to explore higher performance with developmental teams that will enjoy the benefits of playing lax year round. Lacrosse is certainly on the rise in Central Virginia. Check us out...SportsQuest Lacrosse. Download SportsQuest Lacrosse Player Registration Information by clicking here or on the icon to the left. 
Indoor Lacrosse
Whether you want to play in a league or enroll in performance enhancement clinics we have the right program for you. To learn more click here. Executive Director, Lacrosse: Sue Murphy
Online registration coming soon!
SportsQuest invites you to join us at the Q to play in leagues, camps, clinics, combines and tournaments on the largest lighted synthetic turf sport campus in the US. Our first 9 fields will be ready for Fall sports beginning Labor Day weekend, 2010. Additional 8 fields will be prepared for play January, 2011. SportsQuest's Festival Park, which includes an outdoor amphitheater and family entertainment events and activities will be among the many benefits to SportsQuest's players and their families.
This outstanding new venue compliments our current indoor sports programming at the Q. Our commitment to excellence, positive playing experience and athlete development dictates why we will be the perfect program for you - from recreational play to high performance programs! Click here to find out more information about SportsQuest Roller Sports Executive Director, Roller Sports: Kelly Springer
Online registration coming soon!
SportsQuest invites you to join us at the Q to play in leagues, camps, clinics, combines and tournaments on the largest lighted synthetic turf sport campus in the US. Our first 9 fields will be ready for Fall sports beginning Labor Day weekend, 2010. Additional 8 fields will be prepared for play January, 2011. SportsQuest's Festival Park, which includes an outdoor amphitheater and family entertainment events and activities will be among the many benefits to SportsQuest's players and their families.
This outstanding new venue compliments our current indoor sports programming at the Q. Our commitment to excellence, positive playing experience and athlete development dictates why we will be the perfect program for you - from recreational play to high performance programs! 
SportsQuest invites you to join us at the Q to play in leagues, camps, clinics, combines and tournaments on the largest lighted synthetic turf sport campus in the US. Our first 9 fields will be ready for Fall sports beginning Labor Day weekend, 2010. Additional 8 fields will be prepared for play January, 2011. SportsQuest's Festival Park, which includes an outdoor amphitheater and family entertainment events and activities will be among the many benefits to SportsQuest's players and their families.
This outstanding new venue compliments our current indoor sports programming at the Q. Our commitment to excellence, positive playing experience and athlete development dictates why we will be the perfect program for you - from recreational play to high performance programs! ADULT SOCCER TOURNAMENT
SportsQuest first event will be a tournament for adults held during the Labor Day weekend for outdoor 11 v 11 soccer matches.Date: Saturday, September 4th – Sunday, September 5th Tournament divisions include: Men's Open, Men's Over 30, Men's Over 45, Women's Open, Coed Competitive, Coed Recreational. Team Registration Fee: $550.00 FALL 2010 ADULT RECREATIONAL LEAGUE
Adult Outdoor Soccer Leagues:- Men's Open - Men's Over 30 - Men's Over 47 - Women's Open - Coed Competitive - Coed Recreational The cost for participation is $75 per player SPORTSQUEST SOCCER ACADEMY
The SportsQuest Academy will be an elite training program for boys and girls ages 9 - 18. This program is designed for the serious player who wants to elevate their play to levels above what they enjoy today.
To REGISTER ONLINE click here. 
Indoor Soccer
If you like playing soccer this is a great program for you. Two excellent indoor fields provide youth and adult programs. To learn more click here. Executive Director, Soccer: Tim O’Sullivan
COACHES Click here to register for
SportsQuest Flag Football online! PLAYERS Click here to register for
SportsQuest Flag Football online! COACHES Click here to register for
SportsQuest Dodgeball online! PLAYERS Click here to register for
SportsQuest Dodgeball online! SportsQuest invites you to join us at the Q to play in leagues, camps, clinics, combines and tournaments on the largest lighted synthetic turf sport campus in the US. Our first 9 fields will be ready for Fall sports beginning Labor Day weekend, 2010. Additional 8 fields will be prepared for play January, 2011. SportsQuest's Festival Park, which includes an outdoor amphitheater and family entertainment events and activities will be among the many benefits to SportsQuest's players and their families.
This outstanding new venue compliments our current indoor sports programming at the Q. Our commitment to excellence, positive playing experience and athlete development dictates why we will be the perfect program for you - from recreational play to high performance programs! Download SportsQuest 2010 Flag Football Registration Information by clicking here or on the icon to the left. Download information about 2010 SportsQuest Dodgeball Summer Season by clicking here or on the icon to the left. 
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SportsQuest Speed Skating online! SportsQuest invites you to join us at the Q to play in leagues, camps, clinics, combines and tournaments on the largest lighted synthetic turf sport campus in the US. Our first 9 fields will be ready for Fall sports beginning Labor Day weekend, 2010. Additional 8 fields will be prepared for play January, 2011. SportsQuest's Festival Park, which includes an outdoor amphitheater and family entertainment events and activities will be among the many benefits to SportsQuest's players and their families.
This outstanding new venue compliments our current indoor sports programming at the Q. Our commitment to excellence, positive playing experience and athlete development dictates why we will be the perfect program for you - from recreational play to high performance programs! Short track speed skating is commonly referred to as NASCAR on ice. Four to six skaters race around a track set up inside a hockey rink. The first to cross the finish line wins. A typical race is fast paced and action packed. Join for fun, fitness or to chase your Olympic dream. 
Short Track Speedskating
Skaters of all levels and ages can enjoy speed skating. Try it the first month for free to learn if speed skating is for you. To learn more click here. Executive Director, Speed Skating: Scott Koons
Online registration coming soon!
SportsQuest invites you to join us at the Q to play in leagues, camps, clinics, combines and tournaments on the largest lighted synthetic turf sport campus in the US. Our first 9 fields will be ready for Fall sports beginning Labor Day weekend, 2010. Additional 8 fields will be prepared for play January, 2011. SportsQuest's Festival Park, which includes an outdoor amphitheater and family entertainment events and activities will be among the many benefits to SportsQuest's players and their families.
This outstanding new venue compliments our current indoor sports programming at the Q. Our commitment to excellence, positive playing experience and athlete development dictates why we will be the perfect program for you - from recreational play to high performance programs! Executive Director, Track & Field: Dan Ward
Online registration coming soon!
SportsQuest invites you to join us at the Q to play in leagues, camps, clinics, combines and tournaments on the largest lighted synthetic turf sport campus in the US. Our first 9 fields will be ready for Fall sports beginning Labor Day weekend, 2010. Additional 8 fields will be prepared for play January, 2011. SportsQuest's Festival Park, which includes an outdoor amphitheater and family entertainment events and activities will be among the many benefits to SportsQuest's players and their families.
This outstanding new venue compliments our current indoor sports programming at the Q. Our commitment to excellence, positive playing experience and athlete development dictates why we will be the perfect program for you - from recreational play to high performance programs! Arena Racing Richmond™
Coming soon!
Arena Racing USA and SportsQuest announce that SportsQuest is now taking reservations for the limited number of Race Driver and Team memberships for the inaugural season at the new SportsQuest center. For additional membership info:
Mark Wood "Arena Racing is an affordable racing series that fits well with SportsQuest's mission to provide quality family entertainment and sports to the region," said Phil Evans, SportsQuest President. "Our goal is to provide Richmonders an opportunity to participate in, or simply watch, exciting new sports like Arena Racing. With easy to drive cars, we're looking forward to making stock car racing available to the masses – young and old alike." "When we met with Joe Gibbs," said Steve Burton, Founder and CEO of SportsQuest, "we knew we'd discovered a cutting-edge sport we had to bring to Richmond. Our members will be able to race cars in our arena as well as on our two outdoor race tracks. We're also going to open a Development Center where drivers and pit crews will sharpen their racing skills. We'll have a racing program unique from all others in the country." "Richmond's NASCAR® fans will love Arena Racing," stated Bob Keane, President and CEO of Arena Racing USA®; SportsQuest's campus will be a great home for this exciting new sport and will provide them the opportunity to directly participate." "I first tested the idea of Arena Racing USA® in Richmond; it's my hometown and the hometown of our company. This will be a great addition to our existing markets", stated Ricky Dennis, Founder of Arena Racing USA®. "I am excited to be a part of Arena Racing USA®, which ran its 100th race in Hampton VA earlier this year," said Joe Gibbs, "I was a driver in that race and can attest to the thrill of the racing experience." Gibbs, the former Washington Redskins Head Coach continued, "SportsQuest's vision of a multisport facility focused on the development of youth, recreation and a professional program for many sports, including motor sports, is an outstanding concept and one I am excited to be associated with through Arena Racing USA®." For more information on the Richmond market, please see our official press release.
SportsQuest is a sports and family entertainment campus that will be located on a 250 acre campus located in Chesterfield County at the intersection of Route 288 and Powhite Parkway. SportsQuest will include sports programming for recreational enjoyment, youth development, and high performance athletes in 20 Olympic amateur sports.
SportsQuest Campus - Sport City Center Click to launch an interactive version of this illustration
SportsQuest Campus - Aerial Click to launch an interactive version of this illustration
SportsQuest Campus - Amphitheater Click to launch an interactive version of this illustration
 World Cup Party - July 11 Posted July 09, 2010 FREE admission for SportsQuest Campus Members!
Come Celebrate the Largest Soccer Event in the World! SportsQuest invites you to join us at RISE for the 2010 FIFA World Cup Championship on Saturday, July 11. Enjoy great food courtesy of HOOTERS and US Foods, special prizes from our sponsors, and exciting competitions and activities. This event will also be an OPEN HOUSE for guests to experience all of the exciting new programing offered by SportsQuest. DOORS OPEN AT 11 A.M. Click here to download a PDF with more information Chesterfield to Partner with SportsQuest Posted May 26, 2010 Second Consecutive Sellout Crowd Watches Revolution Stun Maryland at Ashe Center Posted March 22, 2010 SportsQuest enjoyed its second consecutive sellout crowd in a row for this week’s Bash at the Ashe. A crowd of 3,513 fans bought tickets to watch the Richmond Revolution continue its winning ways. With one third of the season behind them, the undefeated Revolution enjoy a half game lead in the Atlantic East Division of the IFL. SportsQuest, the owner of the Richmond Revolution, appears to have the winning formula for creating a family entertainment setting for sports. Thousands of fans turned out early and dozens brought their own tents to the pre‐game Bash at the Ashe Tailgate party.
Click here to read the full press release SportsQuest Metro Bowl - Greater Richmond High School Indoor Football Tournament Serves as Revolution Under-Card Event Posted March 17, 2010 SportsQuest is hoping to enjoy its second sellout crowd in a row for this week's Bash at the Ashe to watch the Richmond Revolution continue its winning ways. The Revolution remains undefeated and leads the Atlantic East Division of the IFL.
SportsQuest, the owner of the Richmond Revolution, lived up to its reputation last weekend for throwing a great party. Families from all walks of life and all over greater Richmond turned out for an evening of outdoor fun and an exciting indoor professional football game. "We were absolutely thrilled with the season opener last week," said Steve Burton, SportsQuest CEO, "over 75% of our fans were families with their kids - it was a great family event." Click here to read the full press release McDonnell helps to breaks ground with SportsQuest Posted March 12, 2010 Gov. Bob McDonnell joined a crowd of about 150 people in a quiet cul-de-sac behind Southside Speedway yesterday to help Steve Burton begin building his sports mecca in Chesterfield County.
Burton, CEO of SportsQuest, McDonnell and county leaders broke ground on the 250-acre SportsQuest project at Powhite Parkway and state Route 288, the first phase of which is scheduled to open in September. Click here to read the full article in the Richmond Times-Dispatch Speed skaters won the national title in overall medal count for third year in a row in impressive fashion Posted March 09, 2010 The SportsQuest speed skating team, who skate out of the Richmond Ice Zone (Richmond) and Skate Nation Plus (Glen Allen), entered the weekend as the reigning two-time National Champions in overall medal count in 2008 and 2009. They left the weekend having earned a third consecutive title in impressive fashion. The team earned 12 individual gold medals, more than double the second place team. The three-day competition, where every skater skates four distances, was held this year in Wausau, WI, and pits the best skaters in the nation against each other in an age based format.
Click here to read the full press release SportsQuest Pro Football Team logs an impressive victory Posted March 06, 2010 The first game for SportsQuest professional indoor football team - the Richmond Revolution - ended in an impressive road victory.
Home season opens on March 13, 2010 at the Arthur Ashe Center. Tickets on sale now: call 595-theQ. NOTE: Ground Breaking for East Campus has been moved to Wednesday, March 10th, at 11am. US Olympic Short Track team is coming to Richmond to support SportsQuest campus on Saturday, May 1. Meet the team that rocked the world in Vancouver in person. Click here to read the full press release  SportsQuest Ground Breaking Set For Wednesday, March 10 at 11:00. Governor Bob McDonnell to attend Posted March 03, 2010 Ground Breaking Location:
12772 Oak Lake Court (Cul-de-sac on campus entrance) Midlothian, VA 23112 Time: 11:00 am Public is invited A tour of the current neighboring SportsQuest sports facilities will follow immediately Click here to read the full press release The Revolution is coming March 13! 7 Home Games - $99 Posted March 01, 2010 SportsQuest Announces Partnerships Posted February 26, 2010 SportsQuest, Chesterfield County's massive sports and entertainment complex now under construction, announced yesterday a series of partnerships totaling $2 million in investments.
Click here to read the full article in the Richmond Times-Dispatch SPORTSQUEST SHORT TRACK SPEED SKATERS BRING HOME TWO OLYMPIC BRONZE MEDALS Posted February 26, 2010 Tonight was the culmination of an outstanding Winter Games for the US Short Track Speed Skating Team.
The short track relay event is what many describe as one of the most exciting race events in sports. It proved to be the most memorable for SportsQuest two Olympic skaters Kimberly Derrick and Jordan Malone who each now own a Bronze Olympic Medal. Wednesday night the US Women's team won the bronze medal; tonight the US Men's team followed suit by winning a Bronze medal of their own. The two skaters are co-captains of the SportsQuest speed skating team.
Click here to read the full release Dr. Steve Burton interviewed on ESPN 950 Posted February 24, 2010 SportsQuest Speedskaters Kimberly Derrick and Jordan Malone Take the Ice on Day 2 of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games Posted February 19, 2010 Derrick and Malone will each compete in three Short Track Speed Skating Events.
Displaying outstanding skating skills, Malone qualified for the Quarterfinal Round. In his Quarterfinal race, Malone went to the starting line as one of the six top skaters in the world, hoping to finish 1,500 meters in position 1,2 or 3, so that he could join fellow US Teammates, Apolo Ohno and JR Celski, in the Semi-Final Round. "He skated the first half of the race sitting in the back" stated Steve Burton, SportsQuest CEO, "he was watching the other skaters fighting amongst themselves for the lead. He saw an opening in the last two laps and executed a nice inside pass to move into third place with one lap to go," added Burton. Malone crossed the finish line in third position, which would have been put three US skaters in the Semi-Final Round. Click here to read the full press release Two Olympic Skaters with local ties to SportsQuest Posted February 11, 2010 Brigitte Fanelli, Richmond.com
Two skaters with ties to the local Richmond speed skating team, SportsQuest Speedskating, will be competing in the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver. Click here to read the full article from Richmond.com  OLYMPICS: SportsQuest-based athletes poised to make their mark Posted February 10, 2010 Jordan Malone would not be comfortable unless he had an obstacle to overcome.
As a child, he dealt with dyslexia, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and asthma. As an adult, and one of the best speedskaters in the United States, he had to overcome a broken ankle, broken leg, broken foot and now, a partially torn anterior cruciate ligament in his knee. Still, he will compete in the Winter Olympics in Vancouver. Malone, 25, is entered in the 500and 1,500-meter individual events and is a member of the men’s 5,000 relay team. Kimberly Derrick has not faced the same obstacles as Malone. She was the first U.S. woman to win an individual gold medal in a World Cup event. She did experience the disappointment of competing in the 2006 Winter Games and leaving without a medal. She hopes that will change during the next two weeks when she competes in the 1,000 and 1,500 individual events and as a member of the women’s 5,000 relay team. Malone, a native of Denton, Texas, and Derrick, from Memphis, Tenn., are members of the Richmond-based SportsQuest High Performance Speedskating team. Click here to read the full article in the Richmond Times-Dispatch Funding for SportsQuest is “huge step forward” Posted February 08, 2010 Chesterfield County Economic Development and SportsQuest recently issued a joint announcement concerning an additional $15 million of funding for the SportsQuest 250-acre sports and family entertainment campus located in Chesterfield County. The total allocation of Recovery Zone Facility Bonds now totals $30 million for the SportsQuest campus, which extends along the south side of Powhite Parkway and eastward straddling Route 288, with five acres located in Brandermill in the Waterford Business Park.
Click here to read the full article from the Brandermill Association SportsQuest is allocated another $15 million in Federal Stimulus Bonds Posted January 22, 2010 SportsQuest -- the 250-acre, $100 million sports mega-complex slated for groundbreaking in weeks in Chesterfield County -- has gotten another significant financial boost courtesy of federal stimulus funds.
The county today announced plans to allocate an additional $15 million in recovery-zone bonds to the project through American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. SportsQuest received its first $15 million allocation in December as the only private economic development project in the county that qualified. Click here to read the full article in The Richmond Times-Dispatch  Richmond Revolution Reaches 2,000 Season Ticket Holders Posted January 21, 2010 The Richmond Revolution announced today that they have broken the 2,000 Season Ticket holder mark for their inaugural season in 2010. With over 50% capacity achieved for the Arthur Ashe Center there are now less than 2,000 seats available for the season. Individual tickets are not yet on sale, but will be by the middle of February.
"It’s a strong indication of the success of our innovative professional sports business model,” said Steve Burton, team owner and SportsQuest CEO, “we have already reached numbers higher than we expected this season and have two months left before the first home game on March 13th." Click here to read the full press release Local, national representatives applaud SportsQuest concept Posted December 18, 2009 Sports leaders from the Richmond area and beyond packed the ballroom at the Hilton Short Pump last night to celebrate the development of the SportsQuest complex.
Click here to read the full article in The Richmond Times-Dispatch SportsQuest hoping for approval from US Olympic Committee Posted December 15, 2009 SportsQuest Summit Posted December 15, 2009 Olympic officials meeting with SportsQuest leaders Posted December 11, 2009 SportsQuest Sports Summit - December 15th in Chesterfield Posted December 10, 2009 SportsQuest Steve Burton's big dream Posted November 12, 2009 Steve Burton is about to build the ultimate sports playground and family entertainment center in Chesterfield County.
Click here to read the full article in The Richmond Times-Dispatch Sneak Peek: SportsQuest Interview with Dr. Steve Burton Posted November 10, 2009 Get an advance look at The Richmond Times-Dispatch report on SportsQuest, as founder and CEO Dr. Steve Burton discusses upcoming plans for the family entertainment complex.
 How Can I Help?
It's a common question people ask us. The answer is to support Sports for Life™.
Changes in life style, school programs, technology and social culture have led to less active lives for most children. As a result we are faced with record levels of childhood obesity. For the first time in America our children's life span is expected to be less than that of their parents due to the healthcare challenges that our overweight youth will face. You can help.  Our Sports for Life™ program is dedicated to help the youth in our community. It's important to keep our youth healthy and fit. Maintaining an active life is the key and sports provide an excellent platform for an active life. Finding a sport that fits your child is one of the best gifts a parent can provide their child. Not only do sports teach kids to be active; they are also an excellent way to instill character, leadership, and accomplishment.  You can help SportsQuest continue to fund programs that provide recreational enjoyment, potential for college scholarship or even the pursuit of Olympic dreams. By becoming a Bronze, Silver or Gold medal supporter you will be helping our community's children grow into tomorrow's leaders.  It's easy and every donation helps. Your charitable contribution is tax deductible. Just click below on what level of support you would like to provide. You can pay online or mail a check made payable to "SportsQuest Foundation, Inc." to the address shown below:
1001 Boulders Parkway, Suite 300 Richmond, VA 23225 Each contributor will be recognized on the SportsQuest campus:
Your name will be on a seat in one of our sports venues.
Name a seat in one of our sports venues and have your family name etched in brick and showcased in the entrance to SportsQuest.
Name a seat, have your family name etched in brick and showcased in the entrance to SportsQuest, and receive season tickets to the Richmond Revolution 2010 football season.
SportsQuest provides your organization a unique sponsorship opportunity. Your company will be prominently displayed in all of our facilities and at every SportsQuest event.
Over 550,000 people visited our facilities and/or events during 2008.
BRONZE SPONSORSHIP
• You will be mentioned in all Programs at each Event
• Your name and logo will appear on our website • Your name will appear on all Event T-shirts SILVER SPONSORSHIP
All of Bronze level, plus:
• Banner will be placed at each Event • Banner will be placed at SportsQuest sporting venues where over 125,000 people visit each quarter • A Sponsor Table will be made available to your organization at each event to market your products GOLD SPONSORSHIP
All of Silver level, plus:
• Your name and logo will appear on playing surfaces and/or dasher boards, etc. • Marketing table/booth made available on the SportsQuest campus once per month (dates of your choosing) (Existing: Two Ice Rinks, Aquatics Center, Sports Medicine Clinic, Indoor Sports Center and Sports Performance Center) • Promotional piece included in marketing package to new members • Eligible to select one event per quarter where you are the title sponsor for that event Monthly and annual sponsorship plans are available, which include your logo on team uniforms and athlete appearances opportunities.
SportsQuest merchandise is coming soon . . . !
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