Aeroméxico Announced as Presenting Partner
Published on June 20, 2012 under North American Soccer League (NASL)
San Antonio Scorpions News Release
SAN ANTONIO, TX (June 20, 2012) - The San Antonio Scorpions are introducing Aeroméxico as the Presenting Partner for the Scorpions International Challenge.
On Saturday, June 30, the Scorpions will host the Scorpions International Challenge, a double header that features their match against the Atlanta Silverbacks and an exhibition match between two prominent club teams from Mexico's first division: Reigning CONCACAF Champions League winner C.F. Monterrey Rayados and San Luis F.C.
The Scorpions International Challenge presented by Aeroméxico is slated to begin at 7:30 p.m. at Heroes Stadium.
Aeroméxico, Mexico's leading international carrier and largest domestic airline group, was founded in 1934. It currently offers air transportation from Mexico to numerous destinations around the world, including the United States, Canada, Central/South America and Asia.
In San Antonio, it operates three daily flights to Mexico City and six weekly flights to Monterrey with continuing service to Guadalajara. These flights provide connectivity to a wide array of preferred destinations in Mexico and Latin America such as Leon, Puerto Vallarta, Los Cabos, San Salvador, Guatemala City, Lima and Bogota.
"We are honored to have Aeroméxico as our presenting sponsor for this event," Scorpions President Michael Hitchcock said. "This partnership is a statement for the credibility of this event, which we believe will be one of the most exciting events in San Antonio this year. On behalf of the Scorpions, I'd like to thank Aeroméxico for their support for Soccer for a Cause and international soccer in San Antonio."
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