UTSA announced the seven winning art designs that will appear on next season’s football tickets.
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UTSA said they received more than 150 entries for the design contest from children ages 5-12 in the greater San Antonio area. The theme of the ticket contest was “Hometown Heroes” and aimed to represent the six groups of hometown heroes that UTSA Athletics will recognize during the 2024 football season.A press release said one winner will be on each of the six home game tickets, and one will be on the cover of the season ticket booklet.
The winners will receive an exclusive UTSA Athletics prize pack, including tickets for them and a parent to the season opener and a VIP experience at an upcoming home game in addition to having their design featured, a previous press release said.
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