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Storm Head Coach Hangs Out With A Bunch Of Animals

September 6, 2007 - Major Indoor Soccer League 2 (MISL 2)
Chicago Storm News Release


BROOKFIELD, IL - Chicago Storm Head Coach Steve Morris is hanging out with the animals... at Brookfield Zoo! Sunday, September 16th from 11:15am-12:45pm, head out to the zoo to catch Coach Morris as he takes part in Pinniped Pals, one of the Wild Encounters programs the zoo offers.. As part of the encounter, Coach will be a special guest at a Dolphin Show and then participate in a training session with the seals and sea lions (a.k.a. pinnipeds) at Pinniped Point, where he will learn the ins and outs of seal and sea lion training.

For more information about Brookfield Zoo's Wild Encounters programs, log on to www.BrookfieldZoo.org. For press credentials for this event contact Sondra Katzen at (708) 903-2071. For information regarding the Storm contact the Chicago Storm corporate offices at (866) STORM-81.

The mission of the Chicago Zoological Society, which manages Brookfield Zoo, is to inspire conservation leadership by connecting people with wildlife and nature. Open every day of the year, the zoo is located off First Avenue between the Stevenson (I-55) and Eisenhower (I-290) expressways and is also accessible via the Tri-State Tollway (I-294), Metra commuter line, CTA, and PACE bus service.

The Chicago Storm is a member of the Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL) since 2004. Chicago's professional indoor soccer team plays its home games at the all-new Sears Centre in Hoffman Estates with the 2007-08 season kicking off Saturday October 27th versus the California Cougars. Storm offices are located at 1945 Cornell Ave., in Melrose Park. For additional information on all aspects of Chicago Storm soccer including season tickets, group outings, birthday parties and Chicago Storm Summer Soccer Camps call (866) STORM-81.



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