Coastal Orthopedics & Sports Medicine Hall of Fame Players Classic, presented by Mich Ultra and Bellacino's Pizza & Grinders / Sarasota
This annual event is hosted by Bellacino’s Pizza & Grinders, and participating sponsors of the 2010 Hall Of Fame Players Classic.
Sponsorships for, and a limited number of playing spots in, the 2010 Hall Of Fame Players Classic are still available.
We invite you to join us for a day of friendly competition at The Ritz Carlton Golf Club Bradenton, Florida as your foursome, along with its Hall of Fame Captain, competes for the title of 2010 Hall of Fame Players Classic Champion. A private Awards Party will be hosted by Bellacino’s Pizza & Grinders on University Avenue.
Hall of Fame Players invited and tentatively scheduled to attend include:, Paul Krause, Jim Taylor, Anthony Munoz, Dwight Stephenson, Don Maynard, Terry Bradshaw, Art Monk, Lawrence Taylor, Jack Ham, Ted Hendricks, Barry Sanders, Bobby Bell, Billy Shaw, Jack Youngblood, Joe DeLamielleure, Carl Eller, Gayle Sayers, and Lynn Swann.
The Friends Who Share Inc. is a non-profit corporation. It is comprised of a group of friends who use our God-given gifts to help others navigate through life’s obstacles by raising funds through fund raising events and donations. These funds are then gifted back to the community with an emphasis on education.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame Players Enshrinees Assistance Fund is a non-profit 501©(3) charitable organization dedicated to assisting members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, particularly those who played in the early years and may be facing financial difficulties long after the conclusion of their football careers.
I have played in the HOF Players Classic for a few years and it is not only a great event but if you are a football fan and you know your history, then you realize that these are the men that make the game what it is today. That you are walking and talking to the history of your favorite sport. The really amazing part is that they are just regular people like you and me not the Prima Donna’s of today.
~Bruce Fishbein