ST. PAUL, Minn. - Concordia Athletics is excited to announce the Comet's Kids Club presented by InSports Foundation. Kids ages 12 and under are invited to join the new Comet's Kids Club. Thanks to the generous backing of the InSports Foundation, the Kids Club will be at no cost for the first 100 kids!
Joining the club will give you access to:
Membership Benefits:
- T-shirt
- Credential Lanyard with Season Pass
- Locker Room Nameplate
- 15% off Bear Wear Merchandise
- Birthday Card from Comet
- Autographed Team Photo
- Printable Word Finds and Color Sheets
- Name Displayed on Gangelhoff Center Video Board
In-Game Opportunities:
Football: Honorary Captains
Basketball, Lacrosse & Soccer: Announced as Honorary Starters
Baseball & Softball: Throw Out the First Pitch (
weather permitting)
*Dates are TBD *
Must register in advance
*Dates will be announced via e-newsletter
Special Engagement Opportunities:
Attend a Practice, Receive Locker Room Tour and Interact with CSP Student-Athletes
Special Invitations to Youth Days at Concordia Home Contests
*Dates are TBD *
Limited dates available must register in advance,
*Dates will be announced via e-newsletter
Join the Comet's Kids Club Today
About InSports Foundation: Founded by Max Smith in 2012. As a former hockey player and golfer at Concordia College in Moorhead, Max believes that sports are a great way for kids to stay healthy and be positive members of society. In 2011, Max was playing junior hockey in Washington, DC. During this time, he took an entrepreneurship class at a local community college. In this class, he had to come up with a business plan to compete with his classmates and present his plan to mock investors. After being inspired by companies like TOMS Shoes, Max came up with a golf clothing company that used the profits to help teach kids how to play golf. He presented his idea to the mock investors and Smith's business idea was voted the top idea of the class. Upon returning to Minnesota after his junior hockey season, Max started thinking more and more about his business plan. He, along with some co-workers at his parent's company, Innovative Office Solutions, came up with the name InSports Foundation. The original idea for InSports was to put on free sports camps for kids who couldn't afford to pay for camps in the summer. As the foundation grew, Smith began to create apparel fundraisers to help teams raise money, gave out scholarships to kids in need, and began to put on weekly, completely free camps for kids in need.
Learn more about InSports Foundation by visiting - https://www.insportsfoundation.org/
