Hall of Fame Game Team Incentive Program


June 7, 2005

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Coaches, bring your team to the 2005 MLS Hall of Fame Game, featuring four-time and defending Champion D.C. United, the team of America’s youngest professional Freddy Adu, against the Colorado Rapids as a part of your pre-season team training.

Wear your team uniforms and be a part of FOX Soccer Channel’s live national broadcast of the match. U.S. Soccer and MLS stars Marcelo Balboa, John Harkes and Tab Ramos will be inducted into the Hall of Fame in a free and open to the public ceremony in the Hall of Fame Museum immediately prior to the game.

Team Package

  • Special reduced price of $10 person - includes game ticket and pass to the Hall of Fame Museum (tickets, if still available, are $18 to general public at the gate)

  • Coaches with teams - FREE (up to two coaches per team - team must include minimum of 20 players)

  • Reserve time on a national award winning Hall of Fame field for a team practice following the Hall of Fame Game (limited availability and reserved on a first come, first sold basis)

The 2005 Hall of Fame Game gives every team and every coach the opportunity to see top professional players “up-close-and-personal” and to be part of honoring America’s soccer heroes. Use the trip to Oneonta as a team bonding experience; Use the game for technical and tactical training. And take advantage of this special occasion to give your players a chance to meet past and present soccer heroes!

Contact David Hammons at (607) 432-3351 ext. 208 for details and to reserve your place at the biggest soccer event in Upstate New York this year!

About Induction 2005
The National Soccer Hall of Fame will host Induction 2005 in Oneonta, New York on August 27th - 29th. Induction Weekend kicks off on Saturday, August 27th with a Pub Night starting at 7:00 p.m. Then on Sunday, August 28th the Hall of Fame will present the 2nd Annual Hall of Fame Golf Tournament presented by Nike at the Delhi Golf Course in Delhi, New York. For those who are interested in exploring beautiful Otsego County there will a Leatherstocking Summer Sampler tour at 9:00 a.m. on Sunday. The Hall of Fame will host the President's Reception & Dinner starting at 6:00 p.m. in the Hall of Fame's Museum.

The Induction Ceremony on Monday, August 29th honors three of the most identifiable players in U.S. Men's National Team history as Marcelo Balboa, John Harkes, and Tab Ramos will be enshrined into the Hall of Fame starting at 10:00 a.m. and ceremony is free of charge and open to the public in the Museum. The 2005 Hall of Fame Game will kick off at 1:00 p.m. on August 29th on the Hall of Fame campus.

Tickets for the Hall of Fame Golf Tournament, President's Reception & Dinner and the Hall of Fame Game are available at the Hall of Fame or by calling 1-800-545-FAME (3263).

About the National Soccer Hall of Fame and Museum
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ocated in Oneonta, NY, the National Soccer Hall of Fame opened a 30,000 square foot, state-of-the-art museum in 1999. The Hall of Fame tells the story of soccer in America through artifacts, photographs, and video clips. The new Hall features an extensive interactive, youth oriented Kicks Zone where visitors have fun kicking, heading and playing computer trivia stations and video soccer games. The VideoWall portrays some of the greatest moments and the greatest goals in history as well as live soccer action with World Cup, MLS, and U.S. Soccer matches. Unique and rare artifacts on exhibit range from the world’s oldest soccer ball to the FIFA Women’s World Cup trophy won by the USA in 1999, Pelé's and Mia Hamm’s uniforms, Kristine Lilly’s golden shoes, NASL championship rings, the original MLS championship trophy, MLS gallery - it’s all at the National Soccer Hall of Fame. In addition to the interactive Museum, the National Soccer Hall of Fame complex boasts the Kicks Zone Store, a research library, four world-class soccer fields and office/meeting facilities. The Hall plans to add a stadium, an indoor soccer arena and housing facilities in the future.

The mission of the National Soccer Hall of Fame is to celebrate the history, honor the heroes, inspire the youth and preserve the legacy of soccer in the United States.

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