July 24 - Game: 7 PM Jack Trice Stadium in Ames
Gates open 5:00 PM.

The Iowa Shrine Bowl Game is an all-star football game between selected pre-college football athletes on each side of a north-south dividing line in Iowa.

The players are selected by a process of nomination by coaches, balloting by state-wide sports media professionals, and official invitation from a representative of the Iowa Shrine Bowl.

The Iowa Shrine Bowl produces this game each year. The game brings honor and recognition to the players, their schools and their communities. It has also been an effective tool in raising money for Shriners Hospital For Children.

The 2010 game will be the 38^th Annual Iowa Shrine Bowl Game.  To date, the Iowa Shrine Bowl has raised over $2,000,000 for the Shriners Hospitals for Children.  Funds for Shriners Hospital For Children are developed by ticket sales, advertising in the Shrine Bowl program, merchandise sales, contributions and sponsorships.

Iowa Shrine Bowl, Inc is an incorporated 501(c)3 fundraising organization. All profits from operations are sent to Shriners Hospital For Children. The principle fundraising event of Iowa Shrine Bowl, Inc is the Iowa Shrine Bowl Game.

There are 19 orthopedic hospitals in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Hawaii, 3 burn centers in the United States and 1unit in the US that treats all types of cases.  We have been privileged to have some of the finest football players participate in this prestigious game – many who have gone on to excel at the college and professional level.  Regardless of the score – everyone is a winner in the All-Star game – especially our hospital kids!