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News
 2008 AVP Louisville Open presented by
Kentucky Unbridled Spirit
Memorial Day Weekend - May 24-26
Waterfront Park, Louisville, Kentucky
Event Promoters: Blue Entertainment Sports Television (BEST) & Reach Event Marketing
Schedule and Format:
Saturday, May 24 (Session 1, Main Draw) - 9:00am to 6:00pm
Saturday, May 24 (Session 2, Main Draw) - 7:30pm to 10:30pm
Sunday, May 25 (Session 3, Main Draw) - 9:00am to 6:00pm
Sunday, May 25 (Session 4, Main Draw) - 7:30pm to 10:30pm
Monday, May 26 (Session 5, Main Draw) - 9:30am to 5:00pm
(Men's Final approx 2:30pm.; Women's Final immediately following)
National & Local Television Coverage for Men's and Women's Finals
 Ticket Prices
General Admission
Saturday Day Session - $15
Saturday Night Session - $15
Sunday Day Session - $15
Sunday Night Session - $15
Monday Finals - $20
Courtside Seats
Saturday Day Session - $30
Saturday Night Session - $30
Sunday Day Session - $30
Sunday Night Session - $30
Monday Finals - $35
All Session Packages & Discounts
General Admission - $65 (save $15)
Courtside Seat - $125 (save $30)
Tickets can be purchased through www.tickets.com or www.avp.com or by phone at 1-800-919-6272
For more Event/Sponsorship information visit the event website or call 1-800.781.4296
Louisville is among the last three finalists to become headquarters for USA Basketball
LOUISVILLE, KY. - March 12- If there's one thing we love here in Kentucky, it's basketball. Now, USA Hoops could become the new headquarters of USA Basketball.
Louisville Serves Up Another Hot Summer Event!
AVP Crocs Tour Louisville Open returns to Waterfront Park over Memorial Day weekend showcasing Olympic Athletes
LOUISVILLE, KY. – You don't have to go to Beijing to see Olympic athletes - look no further than Louisville, KY. So get out the shades, flip-flops and sun tan lotion because pro beach volleyball is back in 2008.
Making Home Field an Advantage
How the University of Louisville transformed its athletic facilities.
Baseball dream parks coming
Developer planning to open three by 2016
2008 Ford Ironman Louisville: SOLD OUT
Over 2,400 hundred slots for the 2008 Ford Ironman Louisville have been filled.
"We flew in, saw the park and drove the course and the different options that could make up the event, and we were sold. The sports commission made everything so easy."
- Ben Fertic, Ironman Corporation
"This was one of the greatest AVP events I've ever been to. We'll be back to Louisville to defend our title."
- Misty May-Treanor, 2004 Volleyball Gold Medalist
"I never knew anything about the city of Louisville until now. This place is awesome."
- Paul Azinger, Captain of 2008 Ryder Cup
"This is one of the best first-time events ever, and we look forward to
returning next year."
- Leonard Armato, AVP Commissioner
The Greater Louisville Sports Commission is dedicated to attracting, producing and supporting the best sporting events available. We support a wide range of events that offer opportunities for a diverse demographic mix of athletes from all age groups and all sports.
The Greater Louisville Sports Commission is a not-for-profit entity established in 1999. Our mission is attracting, creating and hosting sports-related events and opportunities that:
- Have a positive economic impact on greater Louisville.
- Enhance the image of the greater Louisville area as a premier destination for sporting events.
- Improve the quality of life for area residents and sports enthusiasts.
It is the goal of the Greater Louisville Sports Commission to put Louisville on the map as a nationally recognized "player" for hosting top quality sports activities.
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March Madness Rules Basketball Country
Louisville has once again proved it’s love for basketball! For the ninth year in a row, WLKY-TV (Louisville CBS affiliate) has topped the national ratings for the Men’s 2008 NCAA Tournament. WLKY averaged a 21.0 rating and a 36 share for all of the tournament competitions, while Memphis, TN came in a far second place with a rating of 16.9 and a 26 share. Even for the Monday night final game, Memphis vs. Kansas, Louisville came in a close third to Kansas City and Memphis. Basketball is truly the No. 1 priority for Louisville citizens.
Among the Best Fans in the Country
According to SI, Kentucky's enthusiasm for sports rated 3rd best in the nation*:
- Nebraska, 89.1
- Alabama, 88.8
- Kentucky 88.6
- Mass., 88.3
- Texas, 87.7
*1 - 100 scale, 7/12/04 edition
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