2026 San Antonio Sports Corporate Cup presented by ORTHONOW Injury Clinic by TSAOG

The San Antonio Sports Corporate Cup presented by OrthoNow is a one-of-a-kind Olympic-style, co-ed, team building, opponent-taunting, skills-flaunting field day for adults that pits company vs. company in the ultimate competition to claim the cup! It's not about athletic prowess. Oh no my friends, this is all about coming together to bond, trash talk and score points!  

Besides joining forces with colleagues in a fun, active and football-tailgating-kind-of-way (with bragging rights and a really awesome trophy that won't leak beer), the San Antonio Sports Corporate Cup incorporates a Charity Challenge into the competition each year.  

And...
Proceeds from the Corporate Cup will provide sports and fitness programs for the youth of our community, especially those who are underserved, as well as all of the other amazing things we do for San Antonio like host the Final Four. It doesn't get better than reliving your glory days while going head-to-head with a rival company, but if you need the best reason, do it for the kids!

See PDF icon below to view the 2025 4x100M relay times and results. 

Dates: March 2 - May 10

New to this year's event, is our ACTIVATE Fitness Challenge in that will give teams a unique and inclusive opportunity for employee's to participant in a variety of fitness classes that can help earn their company points. More information and instructions on how employee's will register for classes later this month. We will also provide details on how employees will check-in after a class with the instructor to ensure they are awarded their points. The challenge is participation based and so as long a employee completes a class and confirms with the instructor, he or she will earn 10 points.

Competition Format
Each employee will earn 10 points for his or her participation in a class. Each team will be capped at 100 points (equivalent to 10 employees) but teams are welcomed and encouraged to have employees sign up for more classes after the 100 maximum team points are earned. Each company must have 10 different employees register for classes to earn the 100 team points (10 points per employee) and for example, CANNOT have 2 employees do 5 classes each to earn the 100 team points.

 
Below is a list of weekly classes that will be available for employees to register for at a FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVE basis. Once a class is booked at maximum capacity, the system online will no longer allow for registration for that class on that specific day. 

Monday: YMCA Walzem Family: Functional Bootcamp 6-7pm
 Full-body group workout that builds strength, balance, mobility, and endurance using real-life movement patterns. The goal is to help participants move stronger, safer, and with more confidence, both on and off the workout floor.

Tuesday: Pearl (1100 Springs Plaza): Boot Camp 7-8pm (paid parking)
Get ready to sweat, move, and level up at our Fitness Boot Camp—a dynamic, full-body workout designed to challenge all fitness levels. Each session combines strength training, cardio, agility, and functional movements to build power, endurance, and confidence. Expect high-energy circuits, motivating coaching, and a supportive team atmosphere that pushes you to be your best.
In front of the Full Goods building and Ladino

Wednesday: Brackenridge Park (Koehler Pavillion): Boot Camp 6:30-7:30am
Get ready to sweat, move, and level up at our Fitness Boot Camp—a dynamic, full-body workout designed to challenge all fitness levels. Each session combines strength training, cardio, agility, and functional movements to build power, endurance, and confidence. Expect high-energy circuits, motivating coaching, and a supportive team atmosphere that pushes you to be your best.

Wednesday: Raymond Russel Park: Zumba: 5:30-6:30pm
Turn up the music and dance your way to fitness in our Zumba class! This high-energy workout blends fun, easy-to-follow dance moves with upbeat music for a full-body cardio experience that feels more like a party than a workout. You’ll improve endurance, coordination, and confidence—all while burning calories and having a blast.

Wednesday: Brackenridge Park (Joeske Pavillion) Pilates in the Park: 5:30pm-6:30pm
Join us for an energizing Mat Pilates class in the park. This full-body, low-impact workout focuses on core strength, mobility, and mindful movement—perfect for all levels. Bring a mat, water and enjoy movement in the fresh air.

Thursday: Navajo Civic Center: Line Dancing: 5:15-6:15pm
Step, slide, and sweat your way to better fitness in our Line Dancing Fitness class! This upbeat workout combines popular line dance routines with easy-to-follow steps and energizing music to create a fun, full-body cardio experience. You’ll build coordination, balance, and endurance while enjoying a supportive, no-pressure environment.
 

Yoga Pop-up Classes on Sunday's (only 2 available classes)

Location: Civic Park @ Hemisfair
Time: 10am-11:00am
Dates: March 8 and April 12

QUESTIONS?

Contact Kruger Thomson at kthomson@sanantoniosports.org or call 210.820.2108

2025 Ancillary Contest Winners (complete judging results to be shared by June 8 or sooner)

BioBridge Global BBQ Contest Winners

Bloody Marys - Generations Federal Credit Union

Sausage - Generations Federal Credit Union

Brisket - Marksmen General Contractors

JPMorgan Chase Team Tailgate Contest

Division 1 – Citi

Division 2 – BioBridge Global

Division 3 – Alliance Bernstein

Division 4 – Pizza Patron

Division 5 – Visit San Antonio

RBFCU T-Shirt Design Voting Contest

Division 1 - Security Service Federal Credit Union

Division 2 - BioBridge Global

Division 3 - ESC-20

Division 4 - Pabst

Division 5 - Stirista

RBFCU T-Shirt Design Voting Contest

Back by popular demand, the RBFCU T-Shirt Design Contest will once again count towards the overall point totals. 

Using an online voting system, anyone and everyone can vote daily for his or her favorite shirt design. We will no longer take the top 3 voted designs among each division for final ranking from judges on event day and instead use the online vote totals to determine the final rankings and points award among all designs from teams in each division.

Official T-Shirt Provider: Alamo Tee's

Order your team t-shirts from our official provider, Alamo Tees, for great pricing and free artwork.

Call 210-699-3800 or email sales@alamotees.com for more information.

Participants and the public can vote ONCE a day through May 25 for their favorite t-shirt design, by division. Links will not be activated until May 1!

Division 1 Voting Link (CLICK HERE)

Division 2 Voting Link (CLICK HERE)

Division 3 Voting Link (CLICK HERE)

Division 4 Voting Link (CLICK HERE)

Division 5 Voting Link (CLICK HERE)

We will share voting results throughout the month of May and update teams who are in the top three. Once voting closes on May 25, we will tabulate final results and award points for finished voting positions by May 27. We are asking all companies to please plan to provide an extra t-shirt to bring to display on event day at UIW. Shirts can be turned into Dorsena Picknell at the Solutions Tent near the UIW Cardinal by the football field entrance. 

BioBridge Global BBQ Contest

But wait, there's more! What would tailgating be without BBQ?  And you better believe it's a competition too! The BioBridge Global BBQ Contest is back and our judges are hungry! Teams who BBQ can stay overnight to make sure everything is cooked to perfection.  

Categories for the 2025 contest include: brisket, sausage, and Bloody Marys.

BioBridge Global BBQ Registration (Click Here)

Rules and Contest Overview (Click Here)

SUBMISSION TIMES FOR COMPETITION BELOW:

9:30 am - Bloody Marys

10:30 am - Sausage

11:30 am - Brisket

San Antonio Sports will provide food containers and beverage pitchers to each team for submissions. 

JPMorgan Chase Team Tailgate Contest

As always, in the spirit of fun and camaraderie, we encourage teams to show off their company pride and decorate their area as they see fit. Teams will be judged by division and first place finishers will be recognized as the winner in the JPMorgan Chase Team Tailgate Contest. Décor, themes, and overall spirit will be a part of the contest criteria. The tailgate contest judging will start at 8:30 am for this year's event, so be sure to have your tailgate ready by then!

Laurel Ridge Treatment Center - Corporate Cup’s Official Mental Health Partner.

Laurel Ridge Treatment Center is proud to serve as the Official Mental Health Partner of Corporate Cup. As a leading behavioral health provider in San Antonio, we offer comprehensive inpatient and outpatient services while also serving as a trusted clinical resource for organizations across our region. Our team brings expertise in trauma-informed systems, workforce resilience, and behavioral health strategy to support not only individuals in crisis, but the teams and workplaces that surround them.

Mental health is not only about treatment. It is about prevention, education, leadership, and sustainable systems of support. Laurel Ridge partners with employers, community leaders, and organizations to provide guidance, training, and insight that strengthen workplace culture and response. Whether navigating complex behavioral health needs or building proactive strategies, we are committed to elevating the standard of care across our community.

To learn more about our services or connect with our team, visit laurelridgetc.com or contact Erika Irizarry at erika.irizarry@uhsinc.com .

Boys & Girls Club Kids Zone - Located in The Wellness Center

Limited Walk-Up spots will be available. For all the parents who want to come play with us but will have kids in tow, the Kids Zone will be available to participants from 7:00 AM - 12:30 PM. Games and activities will be offered for kids, ages 4 - 12, in the UIW Wellness Center adjacent to the Founders Hall Parking Lot across the street from Hildebrand. Mini Corporate Cup games will include soccer kicks, sack races, hula hoops, bean bag toss, and much more! Water to be provided. Trained Boys & Girls Club staff and volunteers will be onsite to secure signed parental waivers at the entrance and to help with child pick-up. The best part of the Kids Zone – it’s in a contained facility and indoors for the first time! 

Speed up the check-in process by completing the online form and waiver before you arrive. Click Here to Complete Form - Coming soon!

OrthoNow Medical Services

To support competing athletes, the 2024 Corporate Cup will have trained medical professionals on site. A medical tent will be staffed with OrthoNow Injury Clinic personnel, including doctors, nurses, emergency medical technicians, and certified trainers familiar with athletic and active lifestyle injuries or emergency situations.

University Health System Ambulance

    A University Health ambulance will be on site, just in case!

BSN Official Sport Equipment Provider

Need a company branded tent for your team tailgate or basketballs to practice for the 3v3 Tournament and 3-Point Contest? We have you covered as we are excited to announce BSN Sports at the Official Sport Equipment Provider for Corporate Cup. In addition to tents and sport equipment, BSN can also provide custom athletic jerseys of your choice for your employees to compete in for any Corporate Cup event.

Their named brand partnerships such as Nike, Under Armour, Wilson and many more... give you access to the most brand names in the industry with the hottest products at the best prices!

Contact Joey Squilla at jsquilla@bsnsports.com for orders and more information. 

At the Boys & Girls Club, we believe in the boundless potential of every young person. Our mission is to empower the youth of today to become the compassionate, confident, and capable leaders of tomorrow. Through mentorship, education, and community engagement, we provide a safe and supportive space where young people can dream big, discover their strengths, and shape their futures.

For over 80 years Boys & Girls Clubs have provided safe and supervised after school programming that has consistently made positive impacts on the lives of the children. We work hard to ensure that all Club members are on track to graduate from high school with a solid plan for their futures. Our programs provide avenues for Club members to gain life skills centered around good character, citizenship, healthy lifestyle choices, and academic success. Through our programming, 95% of youth grow socially, emotionally and display an increased interest and understanding of college & career readiness.

Support BGCSA:

Double Your Dollar because every dollar equals 2 points this year! Donate dollars HERE! 
Include your company name in the “Company donation is on behalf of” box so your agency gets credited.
Purchase school/office supplies on our Amazon Wishlist (be sure to include yours and your company’s name on the gift tag) or shop locally and bring your donation and form to: Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio, Mays Family Clubhouse (123 Ralph Avenue, SATX 78204)
To drop off your school supplies donations: Print and complete the Corporate Cup donation form below. 

Drop off your donation and the donation form at: Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio Mays Family Clubhouse

Attn: Corporate Cup

123 Ralph Avenue San Antonio, TX 78204

(210) 436-0686 x 2009

Business Hours: Monday – Friday: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

To make an online donation:

Visit : https://givebutter.com/bgcsacorporatecup26  
Please be sure to include your and your company’s name with your donation.

For questions, please email Jordan Germany at jgermany@begreatsa.org.

Check back for 2023 brackets and schedules closer to the event. 

Check back for 2023 brackets and schedules closer to the event. 

Click the PDF icon at the bottom of the page to view full Charity Challenge partner information including details on how to donate to each partner. 

Click the PDF icon at the bottom of the page to view full Charity Challenge partner information including details on how to donate to each partner. 

Event Q&A and Charity Challenge Orientation #1
January 15, 2026 10:30 AM

Event Q&A and Charity Challenge Orientation #2
March 24, 2026  2:00 PM

Charity Challenge Festival at 5K Run
Saturday, March 28, 2026

Boys & Girls Club- Jordan Germany jgermany@begreatsa.org

Haven for Hope- Saam Miremadi saam.miremadi@havenforhope.org

YMCA- Brian Ortiz briano@ymcasatx.org or Veronica Wong-Rizo veronicar@ymcasatx.org

South TX Blood & Tissue- Yvonne Wheeler yvonne.wheeler@southtexasblood.org

University Health Blood Donor Services- Debra Serna blood.drives@uhtx.com

San Antonio Sports- Deirdre Murphy dmurphy@sanantoniosports.org

Navy All-American Bowl- Kruger Thomson kthomson@sanantoniosports.org

CLICK THE PDF ICON AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE TO VIEW THE 2024 PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT(S) RESULTS!

Below are assigned dates for each division.

5 p.m. start each day:

Tuesday, May 28 – Division 1 & 2

Wednesday, May 29 – Division 3 & 4

Thursday, May 30 – Division 5

Check-in and warm-up time will begin at 4:30 p.m. with competition starting promptly at 5 p.m., so don’t be late! Paddles and balls will be provided by Chicken N Pickle, but teams are welcome to bring their own equipment.

Brackets will be shared with teams on-site; competition will take place on the indoor courts. Team employees and family members are welcome to come and cheer for participants.

Event Format
The tournament will be a round robin, single elimination bracket format hosted at Chicken N Pickle. Each match will be 8 minutes and once time is reached, the team with the higher score will advance. Games are played to 11 points and teams
must win by 2 points. The tournament will follow the basic rules of pickleball from the International Pickleball Teaching Professional Association. Teams can bring their own paddles, but balls and paddles will be provided as needed.

Point System
100 points will be awarded to the 1st place team; 90 points will be awarded to the 2nd place team. The 3rd/4th place teams who lose the semi-final games will each be awarded 75 points and teams who finish 5th – 8th and lose in the quarterfinals will receive 45 points each. All other teams will receive 10 points.

See PDF icon below for final 2025 results and points earned. 

All dates and times below are subject to change.

Team Registration/Employee Participation

Can teams compete in more than one division?

• No, teams are only allowed to compete in one division

Can companies have multiple teams within the same division?

• No, companies are only allowed one team to compete in Corporate Cup

How can a division 4 team manage the possibility of not having enough participants due to smaller employee numbers?

• Division 4 companies may join forces with another small (D4) company and compete together. Combined, the total number of employees must still be 99 or fewer.

How old does an employee need to be to participate?

• 18 years old

What qualifies an employee to be an eligible participant?

• A full-time, part-time, or intern employee of the company

How many total participation slots are there?

• 52 competitive slots + unlimited participation in two virtual events

Can participants who work for multiple organizations compete for multiple teams?

• No, participants are only allowed to compete for one team

Are teams allowed to register alternates?

• Yes. We recommend that teams register up to two (2) alternates who will serve as backups if needed for an event or events. Alternates can sub in the circumstance of injury, no-shows, early departure of employee, or any other unforeseen circumstance.

Does an alternate or employee already registered for one event need to be registered for another event if they decide to compete in that event last minute?

• No. We only require that specific names of participants be confirmed and registered in advance  for the following events: 5K Run, Pickleball tournament, and 3v3 Basketball tournament.

This is to ensure check-in and manage rosters since these are single day tournaments and races.

• When do employees need to be registered by?

For the 5K race, all participants must be registered by May 1 for the race bib order

• For all other events, employees must be registered by May 26

How many events can an employee/participant compete in?

• As many events as the individual would like, but note that several events may cross over which may not allow an individual to compete in every event

Charity Challenge

When does Charity Challenge end?

• Friday, May 12

Can donations be counted for Charity Challenge for charities outside of the six (6) charities?

• No, qualified donations and giving can only be for Haven for Hope, San Antonio Food Bank, South Texas Blood & Tissue, Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio, University Health Blood Donor Services and San Antonio Sports

Do teams have to donate to all six (6) charities?

• No, although we highly recommend as your team will be rewarded more bonus points the more charities your team donates to, with a maximum of five (5) charities for 30 bonus points.

How do teams know if their donation will be accounted for in the Charity Challenge?

• As long as you communicate with our charity partner contacts listed on the web site that your donation is for the Charity Challenge, they will record it the event. If you have any issues, you can contact Carolyn Wheat at 210.820.2119 or cwheat@sanantoniosports.org

Can donations before January 1 qualify for Charity Challenge?

• No. For fairness to all teams, donations after January 1 will be the only ones that qualify.

Are there different rules for the blood drives and blood given since there are two different blood charities?

• No, and in fact cumulative points with both charities will be awarded for blood donations based on the total number of donors.  

Event Schedule

When does the first competition start?

• Online voting for the RBFCU T-Shirt Design Contest begins May 1 and ends May 30

Are there other in-person events besides those on Corporate Cup day (June 3)?

• Yes, there are three (3) other in-person events prior to June 3, and those events include: the 5K run, Pickleball, and 3v3 Basketball

When does the first in-person competition begin?

• Saturday, May 6 the 5K Run at Palo Alto College

There are several Chicken N Pickle Pickleball nights on the calendar; which night will my team participate?

• Each pickleball night will be assigned to a specific division(s) for those teams only. Those assignments are: D1 – May 30, D2 & D3 – May 31, D4 – June 1

Is the entire 3v3 Basketball tournament hosted the night before Corporate Cup on June 2?

• No. All teams participate in the opening rounds on Friday, June 2. “Final Four” teams in their respective divisions will finish play on Saturday morning at the UIW Convocation Center.

What event(s) start after the opening ceremony on June 3?

• The Gonzaba 2k Wellness Walk will be the first event teams can participate in as soon as the opening ceremony concludes.

Can participants compete in multiple events?

• Employees do have the capability to participate in multiple sports, especially from one skilled event to another, however when it comes to tournaments, we recommend that companies assign employees to do only one (1) tournament do to the format of bracket play and the potential of your team advancing, thus requiring your employee to stay at that sport and not being able to rotate to other events.

Do participants need to report at 9 a.m. for all events?

• No. All non-tournament, skilled events will have an opening time from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. to allow teams to participate for points at a time convenient for their team.
• All races and tournaments will have a specific start time for each division that will be shared with teams as the event gets closer.

What happens if a team misses their start time in a race or tournament?

• Unfortunately, due to the high volume of teams and competition management, we do not have the flexibility to wait for teams and any no shows will automatically be disqualified and the opposing team will advance in the bracket or race.

What time does Corporate Cup end?

• Approximately 12:30 p.m. after the PNC 4x100M Relay concludes

Competition/Scoring

Do teams have to follow the gender requirements for each competition?

• Yes. We require teams follow the gender requirements in order to be eligible to compete in events

Does your organization recognize other genders besides male and female?

• At this time, we still identify male and female as our only competing genders and follow the state’s UIL competition rules

How is the 5K run scored?

• Scoring for a team is computed through the WAVA Table of Factors that adjusts a runner’s time based on age, gender, and distance. Female runners are adjusted more than male runners. With gender in the calculation, the results are age-graded among the other runners in that age group which then are sorted from fastest to slowest to determine individual runner results
• By having age-graded times, companies that do not have males in their late teens or early 20s are not put at a disadvantage to companies that doin other words, females and older runners can be competitive

How are skill events scored?

• Soccer kicks and football throw are scored by distance/yards; all other skilled events are scored by a team’s score, that is ranked among other competing teams from 1st to 10th, with 1st place receiving 100 points

How are tournaments scored?

• Tournaments or head-to-head play is scored by a team’s final outcome in the division bracket. 1st place will be awarded 100 points, 2nd place 90 points, semi-final teams will receive 75 points, quarterfinal teams will receive 45 points and all other teams who lose in earlier rounds will receive 10 points

What is the maximum number of points a team can earn in the Gonzaba 2K Wellness Walk?

• With no timing for the event, teams can earn the easily obtainable 100 max points allowed as long as 25 participants complete the walk. Participants must have a bib and turn in their tear-off sheet at the finish line.

Can a team compete in an event if they do not have a full roster or the number of participants required to compete?

• For skilled events such as soccer, golf, football throw and hula hoop-- yes. We will allow teams to still compete for points in skill events but they may not earn the maximum number of points they potentially can since they will be down a member(s).
• For head-to-head, tournaments, and races, NO. We will not allow a team to compete in these events. The exception is in the 3v3 Basketball and Tug-of-War tournaments ONLY-- if both teams are okay with still competing against each other with a disadvantage in place. ALL OTHER head-to-head events will not allow for competition in this circumstance.

Are substitutions allowed?

• Yes, but limited to 3v3 basketball and dodgeball.
• No subbing will be allowed for any other event

What are the details of the Special Olympic Athlete Inclusion Program?

• This is a BONUS opportunity, so it is not required but we highly encourage teams to participate in as:
  • You can earn 50 bonus points for each athlete (max of 2 athletes for a opportunity at 100 bonus points).
  • Supports a great cause with giving our Texas Special Olympic athletes equal opportunity.
• Special Olympics will do their best to match their athletes with each teams needs/request for sport to play. They have over 1,000 state athletes who play the majority of these sports and will do their best based off availability to match a specific sport athlete with your request.
• Once athletes are confirmed and identified by Special Olympics, San Antonio Sports will connect (via email) each team with their athlete(s). After athlete(s) are connected with team and team captain, it is the team captains responsibility to communicate all competition, event, and company specific needs and details as they would for all of their other employees. The emphasis of this program and what Special Olympics does is to make these athletes feel like everybody else without any special accommodations.
• Responsibilities includes:
  • Communication to athlete
  • Having them register on the RunSignUp Corporate Cup page for your company and specific sport(s) they are competing in
  • Any other company specific details that are important to the athletes (t-shirt size, tailgate location, meet time, competition start time, etc.).
• A individual athlete must compete in at least two (2) sports and can do multiple sports if a company would like. Part of this program is to encourage teams to include athletes in all company specific festivities:
  • Cheering on teammates at other ancillary event prior to June 3 like the 5K Run, Pickleball, 3v3 Basketball
  • Tailgating
  • Awards Ceremony

Is there equipment needed to compete in any of the events?

• Golf chipping is the one event in which we ask teams to bring their own clubs.
• For all other events, other than athletic apparel to compete in, no equipment is necessary as San Antonio Sports will provide all sporting equipment needed.
• Participants in the 5K run and 2K walk will need their race bib which they will receive from their Team Captain.

How are the t-shirts judged during the final scoring on June 3?

• Final points awarded and placement in contest will be determined by our judges who will select from the top-5 designs among each division and rank them based of the following categories: creativity, cleverness, fun-spiritedness, and the graphic design

Who manages the scoring for all the events?

• San Antonio Sports will be overseeing, computing, and managing scoring throughout the event with an internal scoring platform that teams can access to view live updated scores and standings.

When will the scoring be updated prior to June 3?

• After every event concludes. The 5K scoring will be updated the week of May 8, and Pickleball, RBFCU T-Shirt voting, Charity Challenge, and 3v3 Basketball will all be updated throughout the week of Corporate Cup (May 29-June 2)

How often will the scoring be updated on June 3?

• Our scoring team will update results and standings throughout the day as tournaments finish and teams complete their skilled events.

Are there repercussions if a team is caught cheating?

• Yes. Teams are subject to forfeiture of an event and a 25-point deduction from their total score if they enter a person who is not on the official entry form or does not meet the employee eligibility rules. In the event of a participant challenge, both the employee and a company official must be prepared to confirm identification.

Ancillary Contests

How many ancillary contests are there?

• Three (3)

Are teams required to participate in these contests?

• No, although the RBFCU T-Shirt contest is the only contest that does count for points

What do teams receive for winning these contests?

• Bragging rights and a cool trophy

What are the rules and criteria for these contests?

• Rules and criteria for contest judging will be shared with teams in April.

Athlete Village/Tailgating

What is the Athlete’s Village?

• Where teams set-up their tailgate in their assigned spaces. The village serves as the heart of Corporate Cup where teams BBQ, play games, and huddle before their competitions.

Is tailgating required for teams?

• No, however we highly recommend that companies invest in it as it enhances the Corporate Cup experience for employees for a small additional charge.

How are tailgate spaces assigned?

• Spaces are assigned by our priority system, first prioritizing our sponsors, then returning teams who registered prior to the start of the calendar year.

When can teams start loading into their tailgate spaces?

• Teams can begin loading into their spaces on Friday, June 2 from 12 – 4 p.m. or Saturday morning prior to the start of the event from 5:30 to 7:30 a.m.

Can teams load into their tailgate spaces after 7:30 a.m. on Saturday?

• No, due to road closures and the safety of participants, NO vehicle movement in the event grounds will be allowed. TEAMS MUST LOAD IN DURING THE TIMES LISTED ABOVE

Is overnight tailgating allowed?

• Yes. We ask that team captains please notify San Antonio Sports if they are tailgating overnight and must follow  UIW sound ordinances.

What is not allowed in the tailgating area?

• No liquor machines such as a margarita machine are allowed. In addition, dumping of coals, and any large equipment outside of standard tailgating amenities are not allowed.

Athlete Services

What is free for participants?

• Free services include the VIA cooling bus, OrthoNow medical services, Boys & Girls Club Kid Zone, and of course, the Glazer’s Beer Garden that provides FREE beer to all participants over he age of 21.

Are there restrooms at UIW for participants to use?

• Yes. There are four (4) main restrooms located throughout the UIW athletic facilities that are identified on the map.

Is there water provided for participants?

• Yes. There are two main water sources located on the football field and in the tailgating area.

Where do I go if I have questions or not sure where my team is?

• Find the Solutions Tent located by the entrance of the football field near the Cardinal statue where we can answer any questions you may have. From schedules to tailgate assignments, our team will be able to answer any question you may have.

Where it the Glazer’s Beer Garden located?

• In-between the baseball and softball fields

Where is the Boys & Girls Club Kids Zone located?

• Inside the UIW Wellness Center across the street from the Founds Hall parking lot on Hildebrand

What services have a cost for teams/participants?

• Taco Cabana will be the food concessionaire for the event selling breakfast and lunch tacos. Teams can pre-order in advance through the RunSignUp Captain Store. Ice is also a service that teams must pay for and we recommend you pre-order in advance.

Parking/Transportation Logistics

Where can teams park after all on campus parking is full?

• There are 1,000 spaces available on-campus (north end, top of hill), and an additional 1,000 spaces in nearby lots.
• There are 705 spaces available on a first come first-serve basis at the Founders Hall surface lot which is directly across the street from the UIW Wellness Center off of Hildebrand
• There are an additional 300+ spaces down the street from campus less, than a half mile away, at Alamo Stadium

Can teams park on the south end of campus?

• No. Other the team captains who must have a VIP placard provided by San Antonio Sports, no other vehicles will be able to access campus to park. All participants must park in one of the locations listed above. Please review the event parking map for full details.

Are there road closures at UIW?

• Yes. The main roadway from the top of the hill that circles around Benson Stadium will be closed from 7:30 – 10:00 a.m. to accommodate the 2K Wellness Walk. It will open immediately following the end of the walk.

Other Questions

Are pets allowed?

• No. Due to UIW athletic facility policies, pets are not allowed on any of the fields, track, or indoor facilities.

Can family and friends attend as spectators at Corporate Cup events?

• Yes. Even though only company employees can participate in events and competitions, we welcome and encourage all company family members and friends to attend the events and support their participating friends.
• The 2k Walk is one event in which we do allow family and friends join their participating employee while they complete the walk.

See PDF icon below for sack race finishig results and points earned. Final times were NOT captured.

Divisions 1 through 3 with the maximum opportunity of 100 team points at 4 points per participant with 25 participants hitting the maximum while Divisions 4 and 5 have the maximum opportunity of 60 team points at 4 points per participant with 15 participants hitting the maximum.

Please see course maps below for the 2k Walk Route that will official kick-off the 2025 Corporate Cup after Opening Ceremony at 7:40 a.m. All participants will be required to turn in the bib tear-off sheet to volunteers at the finish line to verify event completion/participation. 

Haven for Hope’s mission is to provide a place of hope and new beginnings. We achieve this by delivering an efficient system of care for people experiencing homelessness in San Antonio. In addition to providing a safe place to sleep each night, Haven’s 22-acre campus offers a comprehensive array of services in a central location for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Our services include emergency shelter, housing services, clinical services, case management, employment assistance, benefits navigation, financial sustainability and life skills courses, pet kennels, and specialized programs such as Jail Outreach, Veterans Services, Young Adult Program, and Street Outreach.

Haven provides basic necessities while our staff works with clients to create customized income and housing plans tailored to their unique needs, empowering them to achieve lasting success. We do this by partnering with more than 75 on- and off-site partners. This collaborative approach helps us equip individuals with the tools necessary to attain self-sufficiency and transition into independent living in permanent housing. Haven’s one-stop concept has become a national model for addressing homelessness.

For Charity Challenge points, we are accepting the following new items for men, women and children:

Feminine Hygiene products – 5 points
Disposable razors or travel-size shaving cream – 2 points
Toothbrushes or travel-size toothpaste – 2 points
Travel-size deodorant – 1 point
Travel-size shampoo or conditioner – 1 point
Monetary donations: $1 = 1 point
*In order to be counted for Corporate Charity points, donations must be counted and accompanied by the Corporate Cup donation form when delivered to Haven for Hope.

*Please contact us to learn how your company can track monetary donations. For questions or further assistance, contact Saam Miremadi at saam.miremadi@havenforhope.org or 210-220-2361.

Click PDF link at bottom of page. 

Click image below to download 2026 event logo to use for company t-shirts, marketing, etc... Teams can utilize both the regular event logo and the exclusive 15th anniversay logo. 

Click PDF icon below to download Team Playbook Packet. The document is the end all be all for Corporate Cup with full event information. 

Due to the UIW Public Safety and Traffic Plan for events, UIW Campus entrances on Hildebrand will be closed and NO parking will be allowed on the lower campus*.  Participant parking is available in the following areas: 

PARKING OPTIONS:

Upper Campus: the three garages near the 281 & Hildebrand intersection, on the UIW campus. Enter campus eastbound on Hildebrand or via the 281 access road. The garages are located on top of the hill. If you park here, you will walk down the hill to the Benson Football Stadium. 

• McCombs garage – 180 spaces (most accessible parking to stadium – elevator available to walkway on field level)
• Ancira garage – 800 spaces 
• Hillside garage – 80 spaces
• San Antonio Zoo Parking Garage - 600 spaces (off campus)

Founder's Hall: 4119 Broadway - located off Hildebrand across from UIW. The garage and all surface lots available with approximately 900 spaces. UIW PD will be at intersection to assist in crossing Hildebrand. 

UPDATE – Due to construction at the Founders Hall Parking Lot, the Hildebrand entrance to the parking lot will be closed and all vehicles must enter through the Allensworth & Broadway entrance as identified in the map below. Rideshare drop-offs are also recommended to happen in the Founders Hall Lot, as UIW PD will not allow any vehicles to make illegal drop-offs on Hildebrand.

All rideshare and Uber drop-off's and pick-ups should be directed in the Founder's Hall Parking Lot. UIW PD will NOT allow rideshare operations to occur on Broadway Rd. 

Alamo Stadium Parking Lot and Zoo Garage and Shuttle Service: Participants are encouraged to take advantage of the shuttle service we will be providing from Alamo Stadium (Lots A and B only) and the San Antonio Zoo Garage that is across 281 to UIW. The service will be running from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. with the last shuttle departing UIW at 12:50 p.m.

The Zoor Garage will provide an additional 600 parking spaces that will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis to all participants. The shuttle service will be making round trips and dropping and picking up from this garage as indicate by the green dot pickup location icon in the map below. 

UIW Shuttle Drop-off & Pickup Location (Top of the Hill near the Sky View Residence Hall)

Zoo Parking Garage Pickup Location

Road Closure Advisory: 
The roadway from the top of the hill near the Ancira Garage that circles around Benson stadium will be closed to thru traffic. Only staff and volunteers with special placard will be permitted to drive down the road.  The road will close from 7:30 - 9:15 AM to all traffic to accommodate for the 2K Wellness Walk course.

Per UIW Campus policy, no pets are allowed on the track or inside the fenced stadium area.

Back by popular demand, the RBFCU T-Shirt Design Contest will once again count towards the overall point totals. Using an online voting system, anyone and everyone can vote daily for his or her favorite shirt design. We will no longer take the top 3 voted designes among each division for final ranking from judges on event day and instead use the online vote totals to determine the final rankings and points award among all designs from teams in each division.

Official T-Shirt Provider: Alamo Tee's

Order your team t-shirts from our official provider, Alamo Tees, for great pricing and free artwork.

Call 210-699-3800 or email sales@alamotees.com for more information.

Participants and the public can vote ONCE a day through May 25 for their favorite t-shirt design, by division. Links will not be activated until May 1!

Division 1 Voting Link (CLICK HERE)

Division 2 Voting Link (CLICK HERE)

Division 3 Voting Link (CLICK HERE)

Division 4 Voting Link (CLICK HERE)

Division 5 Voting Link (CLICK HERE)

We will share voting results throughout the month of May and update teams who are in the top three. Once voting closes on May 25, we will tablulate final results and award points for finished voting positions by May 27. We are asking all companies to please plan to provide an extra t-shirt to bring to display on event day at UIW. Shirts can be turned into Dorsena Picknell at the Solutions Tent near the UIW Cardinal by the football field enterance. 

ONLINE REGISTRATION GUIDE (& WAIVER COMPLETION) 

It is important to note that ALL participants must complete the registration process to compete in any Corporate Cup event. During this process, it will prompt the participant to create a RunSignUp account if they do note have one already. We are asking teams to please ask their employees to use their company email when registering and creating their account, so we can easily identify them as an employee for your company. Team Captains will have their own team specific access code and registration link that they can share to their employees from their team home page.

Employees can register for their company team and events by:

1.      Clicking the registration link that the team captain will send to employees.

2.      Employees can also register for events by clicking on the EVENT INFO tab located on the top right of the page

• a.      If you do not have the link, you can register by clicking “Join Team” on any teams page through the division tabs depending on which division your team is on.
• b.      Once you click “Join Team” you will need to then enter the access code that your team captain will have.

                                                    i.     Access Codes – MUST include correct capitalization of letter(s)

3.      You will then proceed to create a RunSignUp account or logging into your account.

4.      Per roster availability by gender requirements, you will be prompt to select which event(s) you are registering for.

• a.      Unfortunately all participants will need to register and go through this process for each sport individually and cannot register for multiple sports in one registration process. 

5.      After selecting the event you will participate in, you will be prompt to the waiver completion page.

6.      ALL participants must complete and agree to this waiver in order to participate in any Corporate Cup event.

VIDEO TUTORIAL (CLICK HERE)

Click the PDF icon below to review full details on all competition rules. 

Hula Hoop - At least 1 male is required for each team (team can have more than 1 male if desired but 1 male is the new minimum vs the equal gender split that was last year's format.)

• The maximum hula hoop time per participant is now 10-minutes, with a max team potential of 40-minutes
• WALKING IS NOT ALLOWED! Anyone who walks will automatically be disqualified and receive a zero (0) for their individual time.
• All participants must use the same size hula hoop we provide all participants which is the 8-piece hula hoop, approximately 37.4 inches in circumfurance and around 3lbs. 
• In fairnless of all teams and with limited time for the competition, no teams will have time to practice and if you wish to practice, you must do so on your own prior to reporting to the event location. 

Cornhole - Due to tournament sizes and number of teams, cornhole matches will now be first team to 11 points, not 21 points

• If time allows and both teams agree to it, teams can play to 21 points for the championship games

Tug of War - D4 and D5 teams only need 4 participants to compete (2 men and 2 women)

• All other divisions will still need 8 participants (4 men and 4 women)
• Single matches throughout the tournament with the final/championship game being best-of-3 matches.
• Cleats and gloves are allowed, NO metal spiked shoes! 

Dodgeball - Due to time constraints and court sizes, dodgeball matches will now only be 4 starters on the court (instead of 6). 2 additional players serving as subs can alternate in between best of 3 matches.

• At the start of each match, teams must have 2 males and 2 feamles on the court
• After a player has been eliminated, a sub of either a male or female can be brought back in. 
• Face or headshots will not eliminate a player from the match as headshots are illegal. The thrower will be not be eliminated either, just given a warning. After a second face shot by a thrower, then that player throwing will be eliminated

Pickleball - Each division tournament will be round robin start play that will then determine seeding for the single elimination bracket.

• Games are now 8-minutes
• NO subsitutes will be allowed only in the circumstance of an injury or emergancy where a participant has to leave. Gender requirment is to still be followed if this were to occur. 

Three-Point Contest- At least 1 female is required for each team (teams can have more than 1 female if desired but 1 female is the new minimum vs the equal gender split that was last year's format. )

• New to this year’s contest, the event will be non-timed thus allowing all participants of each team to complete the 25 shots around the 3-point line (both corners, both wings, and top of the key).
• The Three-Point Contest will follow the 3v3 tournament and will begin around 7 PM and teams will have until 9 PM to report at the courts and have their team compete to earn points.

Other Competition Reminders

• All teams and participants are required to bring their own clubs for golf chipping
• Kan Jam matches will be first to 11 points or the highest score after the 10-minute time is reached
• Sack Race – participants are allowed to use 1 hand to hold the bag and both hands are no longer required

For over 51 years, South Texas Blood & Tissue (STB&T) has focused on a critical purpose: to save and improve lives. Inspired by a group of physicians, our organization was formed to provide blood to the South Texas region, ensuring a safe and adequate blood supply through proper testing, storage, and distribution to hospitals. This essential service allows front-line workers to focus on the direct care of patients with confidence that this lifesaving resource will be there when it’s needed most. We could not achieve our mission without the help of our volunteers and designated donors. Each blood donation has the potential to save three lives – imagine how many can be saved in our community.

Participating companies can:

• Host a designated Corporate Cup blood drive by May 15, 2026. Begin the process today by clicking HERE.
• Hosting a Blood Drive:
   o Each company will need to designate a Blood Drive Coordinator/s.
   o The Blood Drive Coordinator must contact their STB&T Account Manager to schedule their Corporate Cup blood drive. (If you have had a        blood drive in the past, please contact your Account Manager directly. If your Account Manager is no longer with STB&T, please email:
            ▪ Liz.Morales@southtexasblood.org or Nadia.Manitzas@southtexasblood.org
• Hosting a NEW Blood Drive:
            ▪ If you have NEVER hosted a blood drive, email: Yvonne.Wheeler@southtexasblood.org or Albert.Carmona@southtexasblood.org
   o The Blood Drive Coordinator will work with their Account Manager to discuss the date, time, location, and promotional materials. All    Corporate Cup blood drives MUST have the Corporate Cup Logo on the marketing material and be designated as a Corporate Cup Blood Drive.
• Donating at a Donor Center
   o Employees can scan the Corporate Cup QR code after donating to any South Texas Blood & Tissue donor centers.
• San Antonio Sports will provide South Texas Blood & Tissue with a list of all participating companies. After May 16, STB&T will tally the total number of donations and provide the totals for each designated Corporate Cup blood drive to San Antonio Sports.

How to earn your points. Participating companies will earn a credit for each unit donated at the donor center or their respective blood drive.
Whole Blood (WB)= 1 point
Double Red Blood Cell (DRBC)= 2 points
Platelet (PLT)= 4 points

Questions? Please contact: Yvonne.Wheeler@southtexasblood.org

SOUTH TEXAS BLOOD & TISSUE DONOR ROOMS: https://biobridgeglobal.org/donors/blood-donation-centers/

SOUTH TEXAS BLOOD & TISSUE CENTERS Neighborhood Donor Room Locations:
Donor Pavilion
6211 IH 10 West at
First Park Ten Boulevard

Boerne Donor Center
215 W. Bandera Road,
Suite 115

New Braunfels Donor Center
651 Interstate 35 Business Loop,
Suite 830

Bulverde Donor Center
20630 Texas Highway 46 West,
Suite 115

Northeast Donor Center
7529 N Loop 1604 E
Unit 115
Live Oak, TX 78233

Shavano Donor Center
4079 N. Loop 1604 West,
Suite102

Southeast Donor Center
3158 SE Military Drive,
Suite 104

Westover Hills Donor Center
10555 Culebra Road,
Suite107

Call 210-731-5590 or visit SouthTexasBlood.org to book your appointment at these donor Centers.

Don’t forget to scan the Corporate Cup QR Code after donating at any South Texas Blood & Tissue donor center.

Please click the PDF below to view the official Corporates Cup sport equipment specs for all balls and equipment used in competition.

*Note that the only sport we ask participants to bring their own equipment is their golf clubs for our NuStar Energy Golf Chipping event. 

Check back for 2023 brackets and schedules closer to the event. 

Check back for 2023 brackets and schedules closer to the event. 

Scroll to the bottom of the page to view the 2025 Team Tailgate Assignments and click the PDF icon at the bottom of the page to download and view high resolution file of space assignments. 

Reminder that per UIW Public Safety Traffic Control, there will be no tailgate load-in and vehicle access to the tailgate zones the morning of the event - Saturday, May 31. This policy is to ensure the safety of every participant and guest on UIW property with the campus being at maximum capacity.

Team captains will get ONE (1) team’s tailgate/VIP parking passes in their packets at Chicken N Pickle. The pass, similar to last year, will allow teams to park in the Riverside parking lot and Agnese Sosa parking garage (levels 2 & 3 ONLY) on the day of the event, with close proximity (approx. 200 yards away from the tailgating zones) to bring over any last-minute tailgate setup items that morning.

Therefore, we are requiring all teams to load in their tailgate the day before the event, Friday, May 30 from 9 AM to 5 PM when they will have direct vehicle access to their spaces. Please see the mapfor campus entry on Friday as all teams upon arrival to UIW should enter campus from the Hildebrand or Broadway entrance and NOT the 281 frontage road entrance.

Any items brought on Saturday morning will have to be hand carried or carted over from the designated parking lot which is 500 yards away. Teams will not be able to bring vehicles to unload as the event concludes on May 31 until approximately 11:30 AM or when UIW PD makes the official call that foot traffic is limited and it is safe for vehicles to come in the tailgate zones. 

During check-in on Friday, May 30, we will also verify that each team’s tents have 30 lbs. of weight per tent leg in case of storms or high wind. If teams do not have the required 30 lbs. of weight per leg, sandbags will be available for rental for $10 each at a first-come, first-serve basis.

Below is access map guidance and entry location(s) for team vehicles that will manage tailgate load in on Friday, May 30 and load out for Saturday, May 31. This will also be the parking spaces for teams that want to get as close as possible to the tailgate zones for any last minute vehicle off loading on Saturday, event day. (On Friday load in, teams can also access the tailgate area and check-in by entering campus off of Hildebrand.)

No vehicle access to tailgate areas on Saturday, May 31 will be allowed until loadout begins at approximately 12 PM!

Continue to check back as resources and documents will continue to be uploaded on this page as we get closer to the event. 

2023 OFFICIAL CORPORATE CUP LOGO (PNG FILE)

EVENT SCHEDULE (PDF)

SCORING OVERVIEW (PDF)

HR POSTER (PDF)

TEAM PLAYBOOK (PDF)

EVENT MAP (PDF)

PARTICIPANT REGISTRATION GUIDE (PDF)

SPORT EQUIPMENT SPECS & INFORMATION (PDF)

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (CLICK TO VIEW)

Please click each tournament listed below to view the full tournament brackets for the following competitions:

(reminder that all brackets are generated randomly and there is no preference in seeding based off last year's results)

1. 3v3 Basketball
   1. Due to scheduling and court availability, Division 5 will complete the entire 3v3 tournament on Friday, May 31 at Mission Concepcion
2. Cornhole
3. Dodgeball (all teams to start at 8:30 AM)
4. Kan Jam (Frisbee)
5. Tug-of-War
6. Pickleball Results (to be shared on May 31)

Please click each race heat listed below to view the full heat assignments for the following both the sack race and 4x100M Relay:

1. Sack Race
2. 4x100M Relay (report time is 12PM on the track start line for all teams)
   1. will start with D5 first and work down in reverse order with D1 being the last division to compete.
   2. Awards ceremony to follow on the south endzone of the football field near the OrthoNow Medical Tent

Please click the PDF icon at the bottom of the page to view and download a high resolution file of the bracket and schedule. 

3 v 3 Basketball Tournament Rules – Single Elimination

Games are to be played in 20 minutes of running time to 15 points, win by one.

     There is no time limit in the championship game.

Game will be scored by 2-points or 1-point with 2-points being awarded for a shot made beyond the arc while all other shots inside the arc will be worth 1-point.

The ball must be taken back behind the 3-point arc with both feet on every change of possession.
     Opponent air balls must be returned outside the arc - no free put backs.
           If the team on offense does score on an air ball without taking the ball back, the team will retain possession at the top of the arc, but the previous basket scored will NOT count. Dead ball throw ins will be outside the 3-point line at the top of the key.

The game will begin with a coin flip to determine possession.

The player who gets fouled will shoot all free throws.
     On the 5th team foul (BONUS), a SINGLE free throw will be awarded to the offended team.  Make or miss, the fouling team will get the possession of the ball. 
     On the 8th team foul (DOUBLE BONUS, a SINGLE free throw will be awarded and make or miss, the offended team will get possession of the ball. 
     If the player is fouled in the act of shooting and his team is in the penalty (has been fouled at least 5 times) and the shot goes in, the basket counts, and he gets a free throw. Possession after the “and one” free throw will be determined as described above. Prior to the penalty if the shot goes in, the basket will count, but possession will change.
     NO OTHER PARTICIPANTS BESIDES THE SHOOTER WILL LINE UP FOR FREE THROWS, THE BALL WILL ALWAYS BE RETURNED TO THE TOP OF THE KEY FOR THE NEXT POSSESION! 

Possession will alternate on all jump or held balls situations.

Teams can substitute freely on dead ball situations. Volunteers will help but participants are to respectfully get the referee’s attention when ready to sub. 

Each team will receive 1 timeout of 30 seconds.
     No timeouts can be taken when the clock is under 2 minutes.    

Each court will have a Referee, and a Court Monitor (volunteer). The Court Monitor is there to keep score, time, and watch for the 2-point shot ONLY.  The ruling of the Referee will be final.

Referees have total control of a game, calling fouls, technicals and ejections as they see them.
Technical fouls will result in two free throw attempts awarded to the offended team, as well as them receiving the subsequent possession.

     Any participant being disrespectful to a referee or official will be ejected from the competition, zero tolerance for rude behavior towards the staff and volunteers working the event!

There is an unmarked No Post-Up Zone under the basket.  No camping underneath will be allowed, or a change of possession may be called. – This is also known as the 3-second in the paint rule. 

A referee or technical official will make a final decision ON THE COURT. There are no other persons in the   Corporate Cup accepting protests.

As the premier Level I trauma center for a 22-county area of South Texas, University Hospital is always in need of an adequate blood supply. The University Health Blood Donor Services was established to provide blood needed for our patients and relies on employees, friends, family members, visitors and the community for blood donations.

All blood donated to University Health is used in-house by our patients. Donating blood is an important and enduring way for you and your organization to give back to the community—and to save lives.

Here are ways your organization can donate:

1. Hosting a blood drive at your organization. We can arrange for an indoor blood drive setup or with our Blood Donation Bus so your employees can donate during the workday.  
2. Donating at one of our already scheduled drives. We have mobile drives all around San Antonio and can help you locate which drives may be close to you and your team.
3. Donating at University Hospital.  Appointments are encouraged to minimize wait time. 

Monday: 8:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Tuesday: 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Wednesday: 8:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Thursday: 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Friday: 7:00 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Saturday, Sunday & Holidays: CLOSED

You can contact the Donor Room at University Hospital at 210-358-2812 if you have any questions or visit our website DonateBloodToday.com to make an appointment. To set up your blood drive, contact us at 210-358-2812 or blood.drives@uhtx.com and a representative will provide assistance.

WHATABURGER 5K RUN @ MISSION COUNTY PARK

(CLICK THE PDF ICON AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE TO VIEW SCORES AND POINTS EARNED)

EVENT FORMAT
Four age divisions: (U30) (30-39) (40-49) (50+). There are no requirements for number of participants in age division.

POINT SYSTEM

Team Points
100 points will be awarded to the 1st place team, 90 points will be awarded to the 2nd place team and points will move down incrementally by 10 until the 8th place team has been awarded 30 points. All teams that finish below 8th place will be awarded 10 points. Each team must have at least four (4) runners in order to qualify for team points. Any team with less than four (4) runners registered will automatically get the minimum of 10 team points earned. All individual runners will still qualify for individual points earned.

After the team scores are computed and adjusted with the formula, we will then rank teams in order from 1st to 10th to then officially award points based off the 100-point system ranking scale. 100 points will be awarded to the 1st place team, 90 points will be awarded to the 2nd place team and points will move down incrementally by 10 until the 8th place team has been awarded 30 points. All teams that finish below 8th place will be awarded 10 points.

Individual Points
5, 4, and 3 points will be awarded to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place male and female runners in each of the 4 age divisions. These individual points will be overall for all runners combined among all competing divisions to determine the top 3 in each age division by gender. 

How is the 5K run scored?

• Scoring for a team is computed through the WAVA Table of Factors that adjusts a runner’s time based on age, gender, and distance. Female runners are adjusted more than male runners. With gender in the calculation, the results are age-graded among the other runners in that age group which then are sorted from fastest to slowest to determine individual runner results
• By having age-graded times, companies that do not have males in their late teens or early 20s are not put at a disadvantage to companies that do in other words, females and older runners can be competitive

The 2026 Corporate Cup will take place live and in person on May 30 at UIW*! 

This is a great way for your employees to experience team building and camaraderie while participating in several different events whether you're back at the office or still working remotely. From cornhole to KanJam, tug-of-war, football toss, running and walking, sack races, soccer shootout, dodgeball, and basketball- there is truly something for everyone! 

2026 Corporate Cup Pricing:

Division 1 (1,000+ employees):  $5,000

Division 2 (400-999 employees): $4,000

Division 3 (150-399 employees): $3,000

Division 4 (75-149 employees): $2,500

Division 5 (under 75 employees): $2,250

Tailgate Space (must purchase a minimum of 2, maximum of 5 allowed): $450 ea

Event/Competition Sponsor: starting at $12,000 (includes team entry + three (3) tailgate spaces + many sponsor benefits, please contact Dorsena Picknell for more details by emailing dpicknell@sanantoniosports.org)

To register your team, select your division from the menu at the top of the page and click "Create a New Team". 

2025-2026 Key Dates: 

• January 1: Charity Challenge Starts
• January 10: Navy All-American Bowl Voucher Bonus Points (SA Sports Charity Challenge)
  
• January 15: Online Charity Challenge & Event Seminar #1
• January 22: 5K Registration Opens
• January 31: Priority Renewal Deadline - Payment must be submitted to claim first priority for tailgate space location. 
• February 2: Participant Registration Opens
• March 2 - May 10: ACTIVATE Fitness Challenge
• March 24: 5K Registration Closes
• March 28 (location TBA by Jan.): Whataburger 5K Run & Charity Challenge Bash hosted at SA Sports ACTIVATE 5K
• Late March/Early-April: Online Charity Challenge & Event Seminar #2
• April 24: T-shirt design submission deadline
• May 1 - 24: RBFCU T-shirt contest public voting period
• May 1: Team Registration Closes
• May 8: Team Payments Due
• May 15: Charity Challenge Ends
• May 15: University Health 3v3 Basketball Tournament & CPS Energy 3-Point Contest (Mission Concepcion Sports Park) 
• May 26: Participant Registration Closes & T-shirt contest public voting period ends
• May 26 - 28: Pickle Ball Tournaments & Team Captain Meetings (Chicken & Pickle)
  • Division 1 - Tuesday, May 26
  • Division 2 & 3 - Wednesday, May 27
  • Division 4 & 5 - Thursday, May 28
• May 29: Team Tailgate Load-In, 9am to 4pm (UIW)

Saturday, May 30: 2026 San Antonio Sports Corporate Cup, main event date (University of the Incarnate Word)

VOLUNTEER FOR POINTS PROGRAM – CORPORATE CUP SHIFTS NOW OPEN!

Every company can earn up to 100 bonus points by coordinating employees to volunteer for designated San Antonio Sports events and/or any Corporate Cup event. Each employee will earn 25 points for his or her volunteer shift and each team will be capped at 100 points (equivalent to 4 employees). Below is a list of eligible events for this program.

With over 200 volunteers needed for Corporate Cup specific events, we need all the support we can get. Even after you hit the four (4) person, 100 point maximum, we ask that you still encourage employees to volunteer and help this epic event run smoothly.

JPMorgan Chase Bank Tailgate Athlete Village

There's no better way in enjoying the fun atmosphere of Corproate Cup than enjoying our Athlete Village that consist of four (4) Tailgate Zones through the UIW Athletic facilities. Tailgating isn't for the faint of heart and it's definitely a popularity contest!  Judges will be roaming the area to crown teams with the best set-up, décor, themes and overall spirit!  So, fire up the grill, get that playlist ready and start coordinating your flash mob! 

Enjoy the Glazer's Beer Garden - located between the baseball and softball stadiums. What would Corporate Cup be without FREE beer! Glazer’s will be supplying the liquid carbohydrates for participants and spectators as part of the best field-day tailgate around. Those of age will enjoy a wide variety of free beer served by our TABC trained staff and volunteers. ID’s are required to receive a wristband and a reminder to always drink responsibly.

We are excited to announce Las Palapas as our new concessions partner! If your team’s idea of tailgating is breakfast tacos, chips or other Mexican food don’t worry, concessions from Las Palapas will be available for purchase. Pre-orders will also be available for captains later this spring, more information coming soon. 

Per UIW Campus policy, no pets are allowed on the track or inside the fenced stadium area.

Assigned tailgate locations will be shared one month prior to event. 

Laurel Ridge Treatment Center - Corporate Cup’s Official Mental Health Partner

Laurel Ridge Treatment Center is proud to serve as the Official Mental Health Partner of Corporate Cup. As a leading behavioral health provider in San Antonio, we offer comprehensive inpatient and outpatient services while also serving as a trusted clinical resource for organizations across our region. Our team brings expertise in trauma-informed systems, workforce resilience, and behavioral health strategy to support not only individuals in crisis, but the teams and workplaces that surround them.

Mental health is not only about treatment. It is about prevention, education, leadership, and sustainable systems of support. Laurel Ridge partners with employers, community leaders, and organizations to provide guidance, training, and insight that strengthen workplace culture and response. Whether navigating complex behavioral health needs or building proactive strategies, we are committed to elevating the standard of care across our community.

To learn more about our services or connect with our team, visit laurelridgetc.com or contact Erika Irizarry at erika.irizarry@uhsinc.com .

Chicken N Pickle - Chicken N Pickle Pickleball

San Antonio Basketball Officials Organization - University Health 3v3 Basketball

First Tee Golf - Golf Chipping

Sports Social Club - Coca-Cola Dodgeball Tournament

Camp Gladiator - SSFCU Tug-of-War

San Antonio Football Chapter - Citi Football Throw

Ultimate Frisbee - Capital Group Frisbee Kan Jam

Classics Elite Soccer - Alterman Soccer Kicks

Trinity University - Accenture 4 x 100m Relay

Refund Policy
Last Updated: July 25, 2024

All sales are considered final. We do not offer refunds or exchanges for any events or company registrations sold through RunSignUp by San Antonio Sports. This policy includes if the event is impacted or cancelled due to weather, a natural disaster, or other unforeseen circumstances. 

Non-Refundable Items or Services
All items or services purchased from San Antonio Sports are non-refundable unless otherwise specified in writing by San Antonio Sports. This policy applies but is not limited to:

• Team Registration Fee's
• Team Tailgate Space(s)
• Team Captain Store Items:
• Bags of Ice
• Sandbags
• Food

Exceptions to the No Refund Policy

The only exceptions to our No Refund Policy include:

Government policy that restricts the event organizer (San Antonio Sports) from hosting the event and providing participate experience as sold to companies. This includes but not limited to the WHO and other health governing bodies that restrict the gathering of individuals for an event (ex. COVID-19 Pandemic). 

Incomplete Service: If a purchased team registration, tailgate space, and/or team store order is not fully delivered or does not meet the predefined criteria as advertised, a partial or full refund may be considered. Legal Requirements: Following applicable laws, any other conditions or circumstances where we are legally required to offer a refund will be honored.

For any questions or concerns regarding this No Refund Policy, please contact us at:

Email: inform@sanantoniosports.org
Phone: 210-820-2100

We reserve the right to modify this No Refund Policy at any time, effective upon posting of an updated version on our website. Please regularly check the Corporate Cup RunSignUp webpage for updates.