Treasure Coast Gator Toast

  • Reserve your tickets below or via Kerry Bartlet (kerrybart@aol.com or 772.538.0659)

    MAY 11, 2012
    5:30 PM
    Pelican Yacht Club
    1120 Seaway Drive,
    Fort Pierce, Florida 32949

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    Our 5th Annual Treasure Coast Gator Toast will prove to be another exciting evening celebrating the Gator Nation.

    In between awarding over $20,000 in scholarships to area students and a delightful feast, hear season analysis and forecast from Gator great and current ESPN radio host, Brady Ackerman. Purchase apparel, have a chance to win tickets for the 2012 season.

    TICKET PRICING
    $55 for UFAA members
    $65 for non members and
    $25 for children under 12.

    All proceeds benefit our scholarship fund that supports Treasure Coast students.

    PURCHASE TOAST TICKETS HERE

    UFAA MEMBER TICKET (Must enter in UFAA membership number)

    UFAA Membership #

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    NON-MEMBER TICKET


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    CHILDREN’S TICKET (Under 12)

    Age of Child

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    About featured speaker BRADY ACKERMAN
    Brady was a running back at the University of Florida from 1987-1991 and lettered in two seasons. Brady was a member of the first SEC Championship team in 1991. He received his degree from Florida in May 1992 in Public Recreations.

    Brady has worked in radio and television for the past ten years.  Prior to his work with the media, he served as an assistant football coach at Valdosta State, Adams State, Jacksonville State and as a graduate assistant at the University of Florida.

    He worked with current head coaches Steve Spurrier, Mike Leach, Hal Mumme and Ron Zook. He also served as game analyst for Sun Sports for the Florida vs Mississippi State game and worked sidelines for the SEC championship game. In addition, he serves as color analyst at Sun Sports for all Florida High School Football Finals.

    Brady lives in Ocala, FL with his wife, Michelle and two sons and daughter, Brendan,
    Preston and Gabby.

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