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Sports in Greater Des Moines

History

The Des Moines Area Sports Commission (DMASC) became an official supporting organization of the Greater Des Moines CVB in 2008. The DMASC, previously known as the Greater Des Moines Sports Authority, was established as an organization in 1992 and was known as the Sports Authority until 2002 when it entered into a support agreement and came under the umbrella of the Greater Des Moines CVB. 

Today the DMASC's mission is to establish Greater Des Moines as the premier Midwest community for recreational and competitive sport participation and competition.

World-Class Events

Greater Des Moines has a strong tradition of successful sporting events. The DMASC is experienced in handling events with 14,000 athletes at the Junior Olympic Games and premier events such as the Hy-Vee ITU World Cup Triathlon, the Principal Charity Classic and Drake Relays, which take place annually in Greater Des Moines. Indy and NASCAR Racing at the Iowa Speedway also continue to draw fans to the area again and again. 

Here to Help

The DMASC is ready to partner with you to make your sporting event a success. We provide first-class venues, lodging and attractions, a central location and Midwestern hospitality. 

The following are just a few of the services we can provide.

Before your event: During your event:

We look forward to assisting you. Please contact the DMASC at (800) 451-2625.


DMASC Board of Directors

Craig Armstrong, Iowa Speedway
Sam Bernabe, Iowa Cubs
Brian Bocken, Quality Inn & Suites
Bob Brownell, Polk County Board of Supervisors
Greg Edwards, Greater Des Moines Convention & Visitors Bureau
Ryan Grant, Cyclone Sports Properties
Matt Homan, Iowa Events Center
Mark Kostek, Drake University
Joel McCrea, Clear Channel Radio
Gary Palmer, Prairie Meadows Racetrack & Casino
Teresa Parmenter, AAU - Iowa
Steve Purcell, Mediacom
Doug Reichardt, Holmes Murphy & Associates
Todd Shillington, Scheels
Don Tripp, Des Moines Parks & Recreation
Mara White, Flynn Wright
Rick Wulkow, IHSAA