Ballin With the Boys is May 31st

Ballin with the Boys

Tickets go on Sale April 20, 2012

Don’t miss the 4th Annual Ballin With the Boys on May 31st.  This is the benefit game between the “Old School” Cowboys and the Fourth annual Ballin’ with the Boys celebrity charity basketball game enlists Dallas Cowboys legends, current Players and various celebrities to provide support to North Texas Salvation Army with proceeds from the May 31st game

Effort gains momentum; attracts participation from various celebrities including NFL & NBA stars & legends.

DALLAS (March 1 , 2012) – The 4th Annual Ballin’ with the Boys Celebrity Charity Basketball game to be held on May 31 in Carrollton is expected to surpass the impact and reach it has yielded previous years. As the project gains momentum, many of the initial participants continue to support the cause while several new supporters have emerged. The game is designed to pit former Dallas Cowboys legends against current Dallas Cowboys standouts in an hour-long basketball tournament whose proceeds benefit a worthy cause in the DFW community. This year’s proceeds will benefit the North Texas Salvation Army.

Since we started the game in 2009 it’s always been about bringing the fans and the players together for a common charitable goal. We’ve been blessed with the opportunity to work with various charities over the years and with the players & fans working together it will always be an event that continues to raise money for local and national causes. —Bryan Lockhart- Executive Producer – Ballin with the Boys.

Past celebrity participants include:

Current Dallas Cowboys Players: Dez Bryant, Martellus Bennett, Marcus Spears, Orlando Scandrick, Felix Jones, Patrick Watkins, Tashard Choice, Stephen McGee, Marion Barber, Bradie James, Kevin Ogeltree, Jesse Holley, many more.
Dallas Cowboys Legends: Michael Irvin, Ed “Too Tall” Jones, Rocket Ismail, Everson Walls, Drew Pearson, Tony Dorsett, Randy White, Darryl “Moose” Johnston, Eugene “the hit machine” Lockhart, Michael Downs, Jesse Penn, Kevin Smith, Thomas Everett, many more.

Update

According to Damon Tackett, President of PSN Dallas, Ballin with the Boys Event organzier:

Terrell Owens, Michael Irvin & Demarco Murray have all already agreed to participate in this years game.

TICKETS/SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION:

We need and appreciate your support and encourage you to visit www.ballinwiththeboys.com. Opportunities to participate include sponsorship/donations, ticket purchases and volunteerism. Celebrities may lend their physical support by committing to making an appearance at this event to show support of the cause. For more information, contact us at info@ballinwiththeboys.com or call Bryan Lockhart at 972-375-4164 .

WHERE: R.L. Turner High School- Carrollton TX
1600 South Josey Lane Carrollton, TX 75006

BWTB 2012 Sponsor information (Click Here)

 

Pre-Season games to benefit Justin Brazil

There will be pre-season games on January 8th to raise money and support the family of Justin Brazil. Justin was severely injured during a road rage incident near Princeton in Collin County.Plano Pitbulls

Justin has made big contributions playing linebacker for various North Texas semi-pro teams. We would like to fill the stands in Roffino Stadium on the campus of Bishop Lynch HS to show support and help address is:

9750 Ferguson Road
Dallas, TX 75228

The games will start at noon on January 8th:

12:00 Dallas WarHawx vs Plano Pitbulls

3:00 East TX Outlaws vs TX Knights

6:00 Collin County Rattlers vs Mexia Trojans

Please come and support a great guy and his family and let’s all strive to end senseless violence.

Please help Spread the word.

North Texas Stampede hosts the Toys for Tots Bowl

The MPFL’s North Texas Stampede will be hosting the Texas Colts in their Marine Toys for Tots Bowl on December 17th.

Toys for Tots Flyer

Rattlers host Freedom Fighters for a good cause

Collin County Rattlers vs North Texas Freedom Fighters

November 12, 2011, 3 pm
Williams HS
1717 17th Street
Plano, TX

Cost is $5 plus 2 can foods or box food or $10

Food donations will go to the God’s Pantry of Plano

Rattlers vs. Freedom Fighters

Hunger Bowl is this Weekend

This game was being talked about on Monday night’s Saturday Night Lights.  The Avengers and Vipers will hook up in on of this season’s most anticipated exhibition games.

January 9 and 2 pm in Wichita Falls, TX.

Hunger Bowl


Time runs out on Xpress

Xpress player runs with the ball

Photo by Chase Rader

By Chase Rader

The fans at the Toys for Tots bowl who braved the cold winds were treated to an exciting finish at Keller ISD stadium Saturday night.

Late in the fourth quarter, the DFW Xpress missed a field goal to keep them down 20-6. The DFW Avengers fumbled a pitch on the next play to turn the ball right back over to the Xpress inside the 5 yard line.

With 1:05 left in the game, James Chism snuck into the end zone for the Xpress on fourth down to bring the score to 20-13.

One on one for the Avengers

Photo by Chase Rader

The Xpress recovered the onside kick and had just under a minute with no timeouts to tie the score. After a handful of plays and a couple of first downs, The Xpress just missed spiking the ball to give them one more shot at the end zone as time ran out.

At the end of the first half the score was tied up 0-0. Turnovers and wind were the story of the game early. The teams swapped fumbles, interceptions, and short punts.

The DFW Xpress struck first on a TD pass from Tre Fields to James Chism with 12:59 left in the third to go up 6-0.
The Avengers countered with 20 unanswered points. Jacob Nelson returned a fumble recovery around 85 yards for a touchdown in the third. Terry Barber found Nicc Frazier and Q McKinney within two minutes of each other for short touchdown passes.

Highlights

Toys for Tots Update

The DFW Avengers is hosting the Toys for Tots Bowl this weekend on Saturday, December 11.

Unfortunately, the Collin County Rattlers were unable to make the game, so the DFW Xpress has stepped in to play the game.

Everything will remain the same except that the game will be at 3:00 pm.

You can learn more at the game’s Facebook page.

Time: Saturday, December 11 · 3:00pm – 5:30pm
Location: KELLER HIGH SCHOOL
More Info KISD Athletic Complex
500 Pate-Orr Road North
Keller, TX 76248

Avengers will host the Toys for Tots Bowl

The DFW Avengers will host their annual Toys for Tots Bowl this season on December 11, 2010 at Keller High School to benefit the Toys for Tots program provided by the Marines.

Don’t miss a chance to see the newest additions to the Avengers roster as well as the newest additions to the Collin County Rattlers roster.  The game will feature the TUFL North Conference Champions from the past two football seasons.

WHEN: Dec 11th, 2010 7pm Kick Off
WHERE: Keller High School
**Bring an unwrapped toy
COST: $3.00 w/toy
** regular admission $10.00
WWW.DFWAVENGERS.COM
INFO : 817-933-0563
972-904-1187

Toys for Tots Bowl

Stallings Speaks at Harvey Marting Classic Luncheon

DALLAS, Texas ­– Legendary head football coach Gene Stallings and many former Dallas Cowboys were among those in attendance to honor the late Harvey Martin at the 2010 Harvey Martin Classic Luncheon on Thursday at the Sheraton Dallas Hotel.

Gene Stallings

Stallings speaks to the luncheon

“First of all, Harvey was a good person,” said Stallings, a Dallas Cowboys assistant coach during Martin’s career and current member of The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents. “He had great speed and a knack for getting off the ball and getting to the quarterback. He laughed a lot and was just a fun person to be around.”

Stallings served as guest speaker at the third annual luncheon, and was interviewed by Scott Murray, former sports director and anchor at NBC 5 and current chairman and CEO of Murray Media. Stallings spoke about his son, John Mark Stallings, his coaching career, and about Martin during his playing days on and off the field. Donovan Lewis, A&M-Commerce alumnus and current talk show host at 1310 The Ticket, served as emcee.

The luncheon honored the former Lion and Dallas Cowboys standout, who earned multiple accolades throughout his time in college and in the pros. The event gave alumni, students, fans and friends of A&M-Commerce a chance to connect with the university and foster pride in its endeavors.

“It’s a joy to be a part of this luncheon,” Stallings said. “We are very proud of A&M-Commerce and the leadership it provides to students.”

Texas A&M-Commerce will take on Angelo State in the 2010 Harvey Martin Classic at the Cotton Bowl on Saturday, beginning at 5 pm. The game will be played in Dallas at the Cotton Bowl.

Crunch Surprise Flag Teams

(North Texas Crunch Indoor Professional Football Team, Southlake, TX) On Saturday, as the youth flag football was taking place at Stampede Sports Arena the North Texas Crunch professional indoor football franchise made a non-official introduction to the young playing. “We’re just excited to get active in the community and add another winning program to the great city of Southlake”, North Texas Crunch GM and Head Coach said to a number parents at Stampede.

NT Crunch Logo

The Independent Indoor Football Alliance back to back champions North Texas Crunch has made the Stampede Sports Arena in Southlake their home for their 2010 season. The North Texas Crunch Indoor Professional Football Team completed their second season in the IIFA finishing with a record of 6 wins, 2 defeats and winning the IIFA 2009 championship defeating the Texas Wranglers 52-12 in The Colony Texas at Blue Sky Sports Center on July 11, 2009. The first season in the IIFA the Crunch finished with a record of 8 wins, 3 defeats and won the 2008 IIFA championship by defeating the Galveston Thunderstorm 52-50 in Galveston Texas at the Galveston Convention Center on July 26, 2008.

The North Texas Crunch will play 15 games for their 2010 regular season opening on the road against the East Texas Drillers on March 14th in Tyler Texas. The Crunch will host their first home game against the Texas Wranglers on Sunday April 4 at the Stampede Sports Arena.

The goal of the North Texas Crunch is to be a contributor in the community that we play and work within. We are here to provide the people in our community the highest quality of family-oriented entertainment possible at an affordable price. It is also our intention to operate as closely to the standards of major-league sports as possible while still maintaining the service levels of a hometown franchise. This specifically means treating each and every guest (ticket holder) and partner (corporate sponsor) with the very best in service at all times. We are here to promote promising athletes to play at the highest level of professional football possible.