Sports Night at the Pearl
benefiting the Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts
Saturday, January 25, 2020
Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts
Main Gallery
Celebrity Guests:
John McClain, Dale Robertson, and John Lopez
6:00pm • Cocktails
7:00pm • Dinner
Cocktail or Business Attire
Catered By Jackson & Company
benefiting the Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts
Saturday, January 25, 2020
Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts
Main Gallery
Celebrity Guests:
John McClain, Dale Robertson, and John Lopez
6:00pm • Cocktails
7:00pm • Dinner
Cocktail or Business Attire
Catered By Jackson & Company
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Join us at the Pearl on the evening of Saturday, January 25, 2020 for a dinner event unlike any other! Sports fans gather in the galleries of the Pearl to enjoy a gourmet meal catered by Jackson & Company and to hear from some of the biggest names in local and national sports.
Featuring:
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Tables and Tickets
Hall of Fame Table (10 seats plus celebrity guest) - $5,000
Championship Table (10 seats) - $3,500
MVP Table (10 seats) - $2,500
Sports Fan (Individual Ticket) - $250
Hall of Fame Table (10 seats plus celebrity guest) - $5,000
Championship Table (10 seats) - $3,500
MVP Table (10 seats) - $2,500
Sports Fan (Individual Ticket) - $250
Sponsorships
Touchdown Dinner Sponsorship - $2,500
Slam Dunk Cocktail Sponsorship - $1,500
Grand Slam Dessert Sponsorship - $1,000
Fast Break Valet Sponsorship - $1,000
Home Run Event Sponsorship - $500
Playoffs Event Sponsorship - $250
Touchdown Dinner Sponsorship - $2,500
Slam Dunk Cocktail Sponsorship - $1,500
Grand Slam Dessert Sponsorship - $1,000
Fast Break Valet Sponsorship - $1,000
Home Run Event Sponsorship - $500
Playoffs Event Sponsorship - $250
Sports Night 2020 Committee
David Chenault, MD – Chairman
Ross Cooley
Andrea Garrity
Rusty Schlattman, DDS
Clara Lewis
David Chenault, MD – Chairman
Ross Cooley
Andrea Garrity
Rusty Schlattman, DDS
Clara Lewis
Celebrity Guests: The 3 OGs: John McClain, Dale Robertson, and John Lopez
McClain, who will be inducted into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame in 2020, joined the Chronicle in 1976 and is a Baylor graduate. Lopez, a Texas A&M graduate and a native of San Antonio, became an on-air Sports Radio 610 personality in 2009 and currently co-hosts the midday show, In The Loop, with Landry Locker. Robertson is a University of Houston graduate.
Both Lopez, aka “The OG,” and Robertson, who answers to “sportywineguy” on Twitter, were columnists opining on all sports for the Chronicle. Lopez is the author of well-received books on gymnast Kerri Strug and former Houston Oilers quarterback Dan Pastorini and is a competitive salt-water fisherman. His podcast, Bite Me, has been ranked as the best on gulf fishing in the United States.
McClain has served on the NFL’s Hall-of-Fame selection committee since the early 1980s and received the 2006 Dick McCann Memorial Award for his distinguished career as a pro football writer. Lopez has helped select the Heisman Trophy winner since 1985 and became a Baseball Hall of Fame voter in 1999.
Robertson retired from the Chronicle in February 2019 as the longest-tenured sports writer in Texas and continues to cover Houston’s professional golf and tennis tournaments. He also continues as the paper’s wine columnist. He was presented with the 2010 Fred Hartman Award, was recognized by the Texas Daily Newspaper Association as Sports Writer of the Year, and, in December, received the 2019 Ron Stone Media Excellence Award from the Houston Touchdown Club.
Both Lopez, aka “The OG,” and Robertson, who answers to “sportywineguy” on Twitter, were columnists opining on all sports for the Chronicle. Lopez is the author of well-received books on gymnast Kerri Strug and former Houston Oilers quarterback Dan Pastorini and is a competitive salt-water fisherman. His podcast, Bite Me, has been ranked as the best on gulf fishing in the United States.
McClain has served on the NFL’s Hall-of-Fame selection committee since the early 1980s and received the 2006 Dick McCann Memorial Award for his distinguished career as a pro football writer. Lopez has helped select the Heisman Trophy winner since 1985 and became a Baseball Hall of Fame voter in 1999.
Robertson retired from the Chronicle in February 2019 as the longest-tenured sports writer in Texas and continues to cover Houston’s professional golf and tennis tournaments. He also continues as the paper’s wine columnist. He was presented with the 2010 Fred Hartman Award, was recognized by the Texas Daily Newspaper Association as Sports Writer of the Year, and, in December, received the 2019 Ron Stone Media Excellence Award from the Houston Touchdown Club.
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