Skyforce Tickets
Sioux Falls Fireworks is invited to attend the Skyforce Game on March 13.
This is open to all athletes, their families, coaches, and volunteers. Special Olympics South Dakota (SOSD) has 500 tickets available but encourage you to register as soon as possible to ensure you get tickets. Click on the link below to secure your tickets.
Tickets will need to be picked up at the SOSD office during regular business hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
As part of the pre-game festivities, delegations will be announced and invited to walk out onto the floor to be introduced prior to the game.
Note: This is not a Fireworks event and chaperones or transportation is not provided.
Powerlifting Time Change
Due to potential weather conditions, State Powerlifting will start one hour later on Saturday, March 7. Powerlifting events will begin at 10 am. Weigh-ins will be open 8:30-9:45 am.
Travel safe everyone!
State Powerlifting
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Saturday, March 7
SDSU Campus Brookings SD
Miller Wellness Center – 1440 N Campus Dr
SCHEDULE:
- 8:00 am – ALL athletes must be present for weigh-ins
- 9:00 am – Competition begins and will be a rolling schedule
NOTES:
- Parking is available in the main lot NE of the Miller Wellness Center and overflow parking is available at the Dana J Dykhouse Stadium
- Athletes will be judged critically. Athletes will need to pay close attention to depth and lifts
- Concessions will NOT be available
- Luch will be provided for all registered athletes, coaches and chaperones
- Awards will follow the completion of all lifts
REMINDERS:
- Athletes MUST wear their Fireworks uniform for competition
- Due to lack of interest, the Fireworks will not be taking a bus to Brookings
If you have questions please reach out to Chad. Thank you!
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