Hall of Famer Brian Urlacher headlines 25th anniversary of Hy-Vee/Sanford Legends for Kids
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Chicago Bears legend Brian Urlacher is coming to Sioux Falls! The Pro Football Hall of Famer will be a guest at the 2024 Hy-Vee/Sanford Legends for Kids, a week-long event happening June 4-7 at the Sanford Sports Complex. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the program.
Urlacher will attend the Legends Banquet on June 6 at the Sanford Pentagon. Drafted by the Bears ninth overall in 2000, he played his entire 13-year NFL career in Chicago. A four-time All-Pro and eight-time Pro Bowler, Urlacher was also named NFL Defensive Player of the Year in 2005.
"I'm excited to be in Sioux Falls and see the impact the Hy-Vee/Sanford Legends for Kids event has on the community," said Urlacher. "It's an honor to be part of this program's 25th anniversary, and I look forward to sharing stories from my career at the banquet."
What is Hy-Vee/Sanford Legends for Kids?
The Hy-Vee/Sanford Legends program is a unique opportunity for young athletes to learn from the best. The program features sports clinics and camps led by Sanford Sports Academy employees, professional athletes, and top college and high school coaches who are recognized as positive role models. Parents and coaches can also participate in clinics designed to help them better support young athletes.
The program emphasizes quality, integrity, and character, and each year brings celebrity athletes who embody these values to Sioux Falls. Last year, the event raised an impressive $87,000 for the Legends Grant Program, which benefits area communities. Since 2005, Hy-Vee/Sanford Legends has raised over $3.2 million!
Don't Miss Out!
Space is limited to ensure a great experience for all participants. Register today to secure your spot and get the right t-shirt size.
Legends Football High School Team Camp
Also making a return in 2024 is the Legends Football High School Team Camp, scheduled for June 24-26 at Kirkeby-Over Stadium and The Crossing at the Sanford Sports Complex.
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