Thurs., April 17, 2014
6 pm to 9 pm
Weber State Marquardt Fieldhouse
Weber County Sports Complex
(just west of the Dee Event Center)
$3 Kids | $5 Adults | $15 Family
Buy tickets at the door
Our vision is to provide a state-of-the-art sports facility to give Ogden kids a place to develop confidence, teamwork, discipline, and the benefits of hard work.
The Ogden Community Soccer Complex spotlights its community partner, The Weber Morgan-Health Department for its support and generous donation of $5,000. Brian Bennion, new director of Weber-Morgan Health shares in the vision of the complex with the complex committee.
"We feel a facility to encourage physical activity, healthy lifestyles and a tobacco free attitude among our community parallels the goals of public health. A complex of this nature will continue to provide healthy opportunities to youth in Weber County for years to come," Bennion said of the complex. The department likes the idea of a new complex because of the limited number of existing fields in Weber County. "Sports lead to healthy lifestyles by instilling confidence to make better decisions which promote success in staying tobacco free. Statistics in Weber County show that 7% of school-aged children use tobacco and 20% use electronic cigarettes regularly. We believe that physical activity and community engagement are protective factors in preventing tobacco use," Bennion added. The Weber-Morgan Health Department and the Weber-Morgan Board of Health strongly support this state-of-the-art complex. Thank you Weber-Morgan Health Department and the Weber-Morgan Board of Health for your generous donation and full support of this great project! |
The Ogden Community Soccer Complex would like to spotlight Storm Products Incorporated, "Storm Bowling" for its generous donation of $5,000 to the soccer complex. Co-owner Barb Chrisman said she was glad to make the donation because she saw the impact soccer made in her children's lives. "I remember when my children played AYSO. They really loved it. They loved to run and the freedom they felt," Barb said. She likes the idea of giving more kids in the community an opportunity to play. "With football a lot of time you have to be big and with soccer it's not like that," she added. She said she hopes good things come from the project.
Thanks again to Barb and Bill Chrisman, owners of Storm Bowling for making a difference in our great community!
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