Storm checks available at Citibank starting October 27
October 17, 2008 - Xtreme Soccer League (XSL)
Chicago Storm News Release
HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. - Tired of signing a bland, standardized check when you're paying your bills? Looking to personalize things up a bit?
Starting on Oct. 27, you'll have a chance to sign your very own Chicago Storm-style checks, courtesy of Citibank! Visit the Citibank located at 2550 N. Sutton Road, in Hoffman Estates, and sport the black and yellow colors of the Chicago Storm professional indoor soccer team!
The Chicago Storm recently announced that Citibank is a corporate sponsor and the exclusive provider of Chicago Storm checks for the 2008-2009 and 2009-2010 seasons. Approximately 70 Citibank branches are located throughout the Greater Chicago region. For more information, contact Citibank's Hoffman Estates branch at 1-847-645-3998, or visit www.citibank.com.
The Chicago Storm organization enters its fifth season of professional indoor soccer. Chicago is a member of the newly created Xtreme Soccer League, which features the Storm, Detroit Ignition, Milwaukee Wave and New Jersey Ironmen. The Storm's 2008-2009 XSL season kicks off with a road game at New Jersey on Sunday, Dec. 14. Chicago's home opener takes place at 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 20, against Milwaukee, at the Sears Centre Arena.
Storm offices are located at 5333 Prairie Stone Pkwy., in Hoffman Estates. For more information on all aspects of Storm soccer, including season tickets, group outings, birthday parties and more, call 1-866-STORM-81 (1-866-786-7681), or visit www.ChicagoStorm.net.
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