"Strong Legs Run So Weak Legs May Walk"

Kickoff for 2008 - 6 pm on Saturday, January 19th

University of Houston's John O'Quinn Field at Robertson Stadium, Houston, TX

The East-West Shrine Game - America's original and premier college football all-star game - will be broadcast live on ESPN2.

Find out more about the game at the official game web site

Kickoff for 2008 - 6 pm on Saturday, January 19th

University of Houston's John O'Quinn Field at Robertson Stadium, Houston, TX

The East-West Shrine Game - America's original and premier college football all-star game - will be broadcast live on ESPN2.

Find out more about the game at the official game web site

Local Games -- 2008

November 23rd, Eagle High School Thunder Stadium, Eagle, ID

8-man team game kick-off at 11:00 a.m.

11-man team game kick-off at 2:30 p.m.

AL KADER SHRINERS

BAKER CITY, OR

August 2, 2008 -- Schedule of Events

6am-10 am

Breakfast in the Park

10:30 am

Parade in downtown Baker City

2:00 pm

Game Preliminaries - Baker City High School Football Stadium

3:00 pm

Kick-off

The East West Shrine Game is All About Kids!

The East West Shrine Game has never been "just another football game. "The Shrine Game is the Premier All-Star Game in America, and has a long history of distinguished players and coaches in the Game.

But that's not what makes it "Football's Finest Hour." What makes the Shrine Game so special is its true purpose - helping to support Shriners Hospitals for Children. Every year since 1925, the Shrine Game has been played to raise money and to help make the public aware of the expert orthopedic and burn care available, at NO cost, at all 22 Shriners Hospitals for Children.

To date, the game has raised more than $14 million for Shriners Hospitals and has helped inform millions of people about the mission of this extraordinary philanthropy. The Shrine represents many things: good times, camaraderie, and tradition. But what really binds together the approximately 400,000 Shriners nationwide is an attitude of caring.

In addition, throughout the United States, there are hundreds of high school post-season football games also played for the benefit of the Shrine Hospitals. For many graduating seniors, it is their last competitive football game but the one they'll remember with the fondest memories, despite the other accolades they may have received while playing.