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Hyden/Scott Upset Top Seeds Dalhausser/Rogers to Claim First Title as a Team at AVP Crocs Tour Atlanta Open

Top Women’s Seeds Branagh/Youngs Take Home Fifth Title of 2009

ATLANTA (May 31, 2009) – Top seeds and Olympic gold medalists Phil Dalhausser and Todd Rogers were upset in a thrilling three-game final by second-seeded John Hyden and Sean Scott in the championship match of the AVP Crocs Tour Atlanta Open. On the women’s side, it was business as usual as top seeds Nicole Branagh and Elaine Youngs took home their fifth title in six tournaments on the 2009 AVP Crocs Tour.

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Gary Stokan Featured in AJC Sunday Edition Business Section June 7, 2009

Coaching skills have paid off
By Caroline Wilbert
For the AJC

Gary Stokan, who began his career as an assistant basketball coach at North Carolina State University, still thinks like a coach. Now president of the Atlanta Sports Council and the Chick-fil-A Bowl, Stokan refers to his staff as his team and said he manages employees the way he once coached players.

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An Attitude of Gratitude Campaign

The Atlanta Sports Council staff wants to reward individuals who make a concerted effort to create a positive impact on others, especially with so much negativity floating around.

So, we’ve created the Attitude of Gratitude Award for an individual who goes above and beyond to leave a positive impact on society.

If you know someone that is worthy of acknowledgement please send an e-mail to Perry@680thefan.com explaining why your candidate is deserving of this award.

The winning entry will be announced each week during Gary Stokan’s “Breakfast with the President” segment (9 a.m. Fridays). The winner will received four (4) tickets and a parking pass to a local sporting event.

Greg Moore
The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

Robb Dillon
New York Butcher Shoppe

Fitz Johnson
Jen Plante
Chris Sperry
Atlanta Women's Professional Soccer

Pam Kruseck
Georgia Tourism

Rhonda Anderson
Lorna DeShay
Central Michigan University