Inspired By Excellence & Innovation

360 Sports is a sports management company which specializes in organizing, coordinating, and operating sport themed events and services. Our main offices are based in Eden Prairie, MN but we manage events and clients across North America. Our branded company founded in 1995 brings an effective and unique style to you or your event. We have years of experience working with professional and amateur events and athletes, and are associated with various sports.

360 Sports and Events Agency offers the following services: Events: Hosting Events, Facilitating Events, Various Events Rights Holders, Marketing, Personal Athlete Marketing (NIL), Company/Product Marketing; Event Related Marketing, Athlete Commercial/Movie Casting; Commercial/Movie Wardrobe Services, Foundations: Philanthropy, Charitable Contributions; Awards / Apparel: Apparel – Embroidery & Screen-printing, Equipment; Awards / Trophies.

As the new WAVE in sports events management, we look forward to working with you!

The All American Bowl was founded to give athletes the opportunity to compete against the best at their level in an all star game setting. In April of 1996, the first All American Bowl was played in Minnesota and has since been played at various cities across North America including: As part of the Super Bowl in Miami, the NFL experience in Atlanta and coordinated games in AT&T Stadium Dallas, Texas; Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas, the US Bank Stadium (Metrodome) Minneapolis, Minnesota, Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida, UNI Dome in Cedar Falls Iowa; Daytona Beach, Florida; Thunder Bay, Canada; San Juan, Puerto Rico and the Aztec Bowl in Mexico City at Olympic Stadium, Chihuahua, Monterey, and Chiapas Mexico.

We offer a wide range of high quality of teaching and extra-curricular activities.

Who we Are

Terry Sullivan

Terry Sullivan is an entrepreneur, promoter and founder of many enterprises and the owner of 360 Sports and Events. He is the founder of the All American Bowl, All American Eagles, USA Bowl, WPFL and Preferred Image Sportswear. His contributions to football at many levels are professional, thorough and exemplary.

In 1996 he established the All American Bowl which is an American Football All Star Game for several levels including: Division I, II and Division III, JUCO, Semi-Pro and High School football players. He has coordinated All Star games and events at the Super Bowl in Miami, the NFL experience in Atlanta and coordinated games in AT&T Stadium Dallas, Texas; Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas, the US Bank Stadium (Metrodome) Minneapolis, Minnesota, Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida, UNI Dome in Cedar Falls Iowa; Daytona Beach, Florida; Thunder Bay, Canada; San Juan, Puerto Rico and the Aztec Bowl in Mexico City at Olympic Stadium, Chihuahua, Monterey, and Chiapas Mexico.

Sullivan founded the Mid America Football League in 1995 and in 2007 merged this league into the North American Football League. With Sullivan’s hard work the NAFL expanded to 140 teams with 7,000 participants by 2009. Sullivan founded the USA Bowl National Championship for Adult Amateur teams. He recognizes and ranks the nation’s Top 25 teams by analysis of 1,100 Semi Pro teams in the USA.

In 2003 Terry Sullivan was inducted in the American Football Association Hall of Fame. Two years later he was inducted in the Minor League Football News Hall of Fame and by 2010 into the American Football Hall of Fame Making him a member of three Halls of Fame. Sullivan was named National Football Events “Man of the Year” in 2012.  These prestigious honors are the culmination of Terry’s forty-five years in football.

Sullivan was instrumental in the resurgence of women’s football in the United States. He Founded the Women’s Professional Football league in 1999 and the two original teams the Minnesota Vixens and the Lake Michigan Minx. From those teams women’s football has grown to over 100 teams and 3,000 participants. Prior to the start of the WPFL in 1999 there were no organized women’s teams playing American football in the United States.

Sullivan is a former assistant football coach from Eden Prairie, Minnesota and was raised in Brooten MN. Where he rushed for 2,500 total yards in High School before playing college football at Willmar Community College and then at Moorhead State University. In 1974 he was listed in Who’s Who in Football. Sullivan is married to Patricia and has 3 children Brandon, Declan and Kiersten. Sullivan is also a Classic Car collector. Philanthropy: Minnesota Minute Men: Minnesota Mr. Hockey Awards Board Member.

Bowl Game history

All American Bowl – US Bank Stadium Minneapolis MN
USA Bowl Semi-Pro Championships – Daytona Beach FL
Aztec Bowl – Mexico City,  Mexico, Team USA All American Eagles

All American Bowl – US Bank Stadium Minneapolis MN
USA Bowl Semi-Pro Championships – Daytona Beach FL
Aztec Bowl – Texcoco, Mexico, Team USA All American Eagles

All American Bowl – US Bank Stadium Minneapolis MN
USA Bowl Semi-Pro Championships – Daytona Beach FL
Aztec Bowl – Monterrey Mexico, Team USA All American Eagles

All American Bowl – Municipal Stadium Daytona Beach FL
USA Bowl Semi-Pro Championships – Daytona Beach Fl
Aztec Bowl – Mexico City  Mexico, Team USA All American Eagles

Casino Bowl – Las Vegas Nevada
DII/DIII All American Bowl – AT&T Stadium Dallas Texas
Aztec Bowl – Chihuahua, Team USA All American Eagles
USA Bowl Semi-Pro Championships – Daytona Beach Fl

All American Bowl-HHH Metrodome
College All American Bowl Stripes 17  Stars 17 & Team,,
Semi Pro All American Bowl CanAm 38  Team IronMan 6
American Bowl Mexico City  Mexico, All American Eagles
DII/DIII Aztec Bowl Monterrey Mexico, All American Eagles

All American Bowl-UniDome Waterloo Iowa
DII/DIII All American Bowl-HHH Metrodome
Semi Pro All American Bowl-HHH Metrodom
Aztec Bowl – Monterrey, Mexico (All Amercan Eagles)

All American Bowl-San Juan Puerto Rico
All American Bowl-Charleston, West Virginia
High School All American Bowl-Kings Mountain NC
DII/DIII & Semi Pro All American Bowl-HHH Metrodome
Aztec Bowl – Chihuahua, Mexico (All Amercan Eagles)

DII/DIII & Semi Pro All American Bowl-Charleston, West Virginia
DII/DIII & Semi Pro All American Bowl-HHH Metrodome

Free Agent NAFL/All-American Bowl – North Miami Stadium, Florida
College/Semi Pro All American Bowl – HHH Metrodome (2 Games)

Division II/III & Free Agent All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome (3 Games)

All American Bowl – Orange Bowl Miami, Florida
All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome

All American Bowl – Sam Boyd Stadium, Las Vegas
Agent All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome (3 Games)

All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome (3 Games)

All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome (3 Games)

All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome (3 Games)

All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome (3 Games)

WPFL All-Star Game – Atlanta Super Bowl
DII/III All-American Bowl – Atlanta Super Bowl
DII/III All-American Bowl – Midway Stadium

All American Bowl All-Star Game – Miami Super Bowl
JUCO All-American Bowl – Las Vegas
DII/III All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome
WPFL Championship- Houston Texas

Semi-Pro/DII/III All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome
JUCO All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome
Semi-Pro/DII/III All-American Bowl – Daytona Beach
Semi-Pro/DII/III All-American Bowl – Tropical Park, Miami

Semi-Pro Bowl – HHH Metrodome
DII/III All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome
JUCO All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome
DII/III All-American Bowl – Orange Bowl, Miami

Semi-Pro Bowl – HHH Metrodome
JUCO All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome
DII/III All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome
Semi-Pro/DII/III All American Bowl- HHH Metrodome
DII/III All-American Bowl – Orange Bowl, Miami
High School All-American Bowl – Minneapolis, MN

Semi-Pro Bowl – Minneapolis, MN
DII/III All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome
JUCO All American Bowl – HHH Metrodome

mID aMERICA fOOTBALL lEAGUE hISTORY (mFL)

DII/DIII & Semi Pro All American Bowl-Charleston, West Virginia
DII/DIII & Semi Pro All American Bowl-HHH Metrodome

Free Agent NAFL/All-American Bowl – North Miami Stadium, Florida
College/Semi Pro All American Bowl – HHH Metrodome (2 Games)

Division II/III & Free Agent All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome (3 Games)

All American Bowl – Orange Bowl Miami, Florida
All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome

All American Bowl – Sam Boyd Stadium, Las Vegas
Agent All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome (3 Games)

All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome (3 Games)

All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome (3 Games)

All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome (3 Games)

All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome (3 Games)

WPFL All-Star Game – Atlanta Super Bowl
DII/III All-American Bowl – Atlanta Super Bowl
DII/III All-American Bowl – Midway Stadium

All American Bowl All-Star Game – Miami Super Bowl
JUCO All-American Bowl – Las Vegas
DII/III All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome
WPFL Championship- Houston Texas

Semi-Pro/DII/III All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome
JUCO All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome
Semi-Pro/DII/III All-American Bowl – Daytona Beach
Semi-Pro/DII/III All-American Bowl – Tropical Park, Miami

Semi-Pro Bowl – HHH Metrodome
DII/III All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome
JUCO All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome
DII/III All-American Bowl – Orange Bowl, Miami

Semi-Pro Bowl – HHH Metrodome
JUCO All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome
DII/III All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome
Semi-Pro/DII/III All American Bowl- HHH Metrodome
DII/III All-American Bowl – Orange Bowl, Miami
High School All-American Bowl – Minneapolis, MN

Semi-Pro Bowl – Minneapolis, MN
DII/III All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome
JUCO All American Bowl – HHH Metrodome

wOMEN’S pROFESSIONAL fOOTBALL hISTORY (wPFL)

Welcome to the History of the Women’s Professional Football League! From the first pro women’s football camp in over 20 years in Minneapolis, MN September 7, 1999 to the nationwide smashing successful 1999 “No Limits” Barnstorming Tour to the upcoming WPFL 2000-2001 founded by Minnesota sports group headed by Terry Sullivan.

Inaugural Season culminating in a women’s professional American football World Championship Title Game I, the time is now for Women’s Professional Football.

The League concluded its inaugural 1999 “No Limits Barnstorming Tour” which included games in Chicago, Green Bay, St. Paul (2), Minneapolis, New York, and Miami concluding at an exhibition at the NFL Experience during Super Bowl XXXIV in Atlanta!
League Divisional Play 2000-2001
The WPFL kickoff in 2000-2001 WPFL Inaugural Season. Teams are forming, coaching staffs being hired, coaching staffs planning upcoming team tryouts, coaching staffs busy recruiting top Division I, II, III track field athletes and top club rugby and flag all; marketing strategies being implemented, corporate sponsors coming on board every day; tv and radio contracts and all of the fun game operations & entertainment associated with professional sports for the ultimate fan experience.

Teams committed to League play, as of March 1st, 2000 are Minneapolis, Colorado, Chicago, Miami, Tampa Bay, Daytona Beach, Atlanta, Nashville, Dallas, Houston, Austin, New York, Rochester (NY), and New England (Boston) with negotiations in several Other cities underway. Kickoff 2000 is October 14th.

The WPFL 2000-01 Kickoff October 14th.

World Women’s Pro American Football Championship Title Game I – Feb 3, 01 WPFL All Star Game II – February 17, 01 – Orange Bowl – Miami

Check Out the WPFL Introductory Press Release Interest in the league has skyrocketed from the phenomenal media and fan exposure of the Women’s Professional Football League’s 1999 “No Limits” Barnstorming Tour , the WPFL 2000 Millennium Star Over Miami All Star Game at the Orange Bowl and the WPFL @ the NFL Experience at Super Bowl XXXIV. The U.S.A. wants to see women play full contact American football , top quality athletes want to play exciting smashmouth football, TV and radio contracts are signed, corporate sponsors recognize the phenomenal media collateral exposure of the WPFL, and team investors and owners see the simplicity of the WPFL business structure and business plan garnering immediate revenue.

Football is America’s most popular sport! Now the other half of America’s population; has the opportunity to show their stuff on the Grid-Irons of America!!! The Time is Now! Women’s Pro Football!! Feel free to check out the entire WPFL on this Official Homepage including information about the League’s teams, players, coaches, founders, history, promotions, sponsorship opportunities, authentic merchandise, and schedule.
Women’s Professional Football League’s Mission: To develop and implement a viable professional women’s American football league with built-in safeguards promoting fiscal longevity. The League will provide professional sports opportunities for women in American football.

WPFL All-Star Game – Atlanta Super Bowl
DII/III All-American Bowl – Atlanta Super Bowl
DII/III All-American Bowl – Midway Stadium

All American Bowl All-Star Game – Miami Super Bowl
JUCO All-American Bowl – Las Vegas
DII/III All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome
WPFL Championship- Houston Texas

Semi-Pro/DII/III All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome
JUCO All-American Bowl – HHH Metrodome
Semi-Pro/DII/III All-American Bowl – Daytona Beach
Semi-Pro/DII/III All-American Bowl – Tropical Park, Miami

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