Titans vs. Jaguars Game Day Newsletter Sept23Titans_Digital | Page 9

once again, as ambassadors of the arts while
on a Northern Europe Performance Tour
spanning six countries with performances
in Germany, Russia, Estonia and Sweden.
In March of 2017, they took the stage with
Emmy, Grammy and Tony-Award-winning
actress and singer Audra McDonald and
most recently performed with guest artist
“Girl of a Thousand Voices” Christina Bianco.
In January of 2018, The JCC participated in
the 2018 Children, Youth and Young Adult
Choir Festival and performed in a Papal
Mass at the Vatican in Rome.
More information is available
www.JaxChildrensChorus.org.
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HALFTIME
For today’s halftime entertainment, the
Jacksonville Jaguars proudly welcome
members of 20 local high schools. All
schools will have a quarterback and wide
receiver duo compete in a “Deep Ball
Challenge.” Each school will have a chance
to complete the longest pass.
BUD LIGHT PARTY ZONE
The place to meet and mingle is in the South
end zone! Stop by the Bud Light Party Zone
to enjoy the delicious food offerings at Dick’s
Wings and multiple beverage locations!
On hand to interpret the national anthem for
the hearing impaired is Brooke Page.
Today’s Colors will be presented by USMC
Blount Island Command.
The American fl ags will be held by local
high school football members.
Today’s P-8 Poseidon fl yover will be done
by Patrol Squadron 30, the United States
Navy Maritime Patrol Fleet Replacement
Squadron. From combat service in the
Vietnam War to more recent confl icts in Iraq
and Afghanistan, both the P-3 Orion and P-8
Poseidon are true multi-mission platforms,
defending our freedom on the frontlines.
Active patrol and reconnaissance squadrons
are home based in Whidbey Island,
Washington and here at NAS Jacksonville.
Most satisfying for the aviators is the
extensive work they do assisting in search
and rescue operations and providing
surveillance for humanitarian assistance
and disaster relief around the globe.
JAGUARS FOUNDATION
WELCOMES YOUTH TO
THE HONOR ROWS ®
Alert Today Alive Tomorrow, proud sponsor
of Jaguars Foundation’s Honor Rows,
invites you to join Shad and Ann Khan
along with the entire Jaguars organization
in recognizing the youth seated in the
Honor Rows section.
We congratulate
them on their accomplishment of earning
their seat to today’s game. These youth
have set and achieved goals of personal
and academic achievement, physical fi tness
and volunteer service. These youth know
that safety doesn’t happen by accident.
More than 5,000 youth and chaperones
will sit in the Honor Rows this season.
Game day volunteers are provided by
the United Way of Northeast Florida.