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~ 2011 MADDBACKER CELEBRITY BASKETBALL GAME - This Saturday, July 9 at 5 pm ~
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Don't miss the 7th annual Maddbacker Celebrity Basketball Game
hosted by Adrian Ross taking place at Capital Christian
Center, located at 9470 Micron Avenue in Sacramento. Adrian will
be joined by current and former NFL and NBA stars, celebrity music
entertainers, and local TV/Radio personalities to help raise money for
local charities and causes such as: Shriners Hospital, The Elk Grove
Police Activities League, Roberts Family Development Center, and True
Grit Sports Academy. Adrian Ross, formally playing for the Cincinnati
Bengals, was nicknamed the “Maddbacker” for his
hard hits in the NFL. Born in San Jose and raised here in the
Sacramento area; Adrian has been previously recognized for hosting the
Celebrity Basketball Tournament by Sacramento Magazine and The Best of
Sacramento Awards naming Adrian “Sacramento’s best
sports hero with a cause”.
Other celebrities currently scheduled to appear are: Mark Cuban
(Mavericks), Joey Porter (Cardinals), Clark Haggans (Cardinals), Seneca
Wallace (Browns), Donte Green (Kings), Darnell Jackson (Kings), Marlon
Moore (Dolphins), Keith Lewis (49ers), Sammie Stroughter (Buccaneers),
Brandyn Thompson (Redskins), Deon Taylor (Producer) Ephraim Salaam
(Texans), Corey Dillon (Patriots), Celly Cell, Rick Rock, along with
half-time entertainment from Mean Doe Green. Check out the
2011 Maddbacker Celebrity Promo video on YOUTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_70t1lSyvA&feature=player_embedded
Tickets are only $10 and all of the proceeds will go towards helping
the local charities and causes that the Maddbacker Foundation supports.
Fans can purchase tickets online at http://maddbacker-sacculturalhub.eventbrite.com
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