About

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.

Matt Farago

Matt Farago is a multimedia professional base in Pittsburgh, PA in his 15^th season with the All American Bowl. Farago has vast range of experience including holding positions as a; sports announcer, content producer, voiceover artist, emcee, radio personality, marketing director, fundraiser, and a PR / communications specialist. Farago spent four seasons as the in-game announcer for the world famous Harlem Globetrotters, announcing over 400 games in 24 countries along with every corner of the US and iconic arenas like Madison Square Garden and Staples Center (Now Crypto.com Arena). He also served as the team’s emcee.

With Champs Sports, Farago directs 360 Sports Net.

Chad Baldwin Director of Operations 18th year.

Experienced Director Of Business Operations with a demonstrated history of working in the fitness and sports industry. Skilled in Athletics, Nutrition, Sports Psych, Exercise Physiology, Strength and Conditioning. Strong Business Development skills.

John JT Turner

Turner graduated from the University of Miami, where he starred as a cornerback. He played 10 seasons in the National Football League (NFL), 9 of those with the Minnesota Vikings.

In 1997, Terry Sullivan hired Turner to coach the expansion St. Paul Sting, a semi-pro American Football team in the Mid-America Football League (MFL). In the team’s first and only season, Turner led the Sting to the MFL Championship Game, played at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The St. Paul Sting fell to the Minneapolis Lumberjacks in that Championship Game. The Lumberjacks were coached by former St. John’s University standout Todd Fultz. Turner played high school football at Miami Norland where the school mascot, like his professional years with Minnesota, was the Vikings.

Sullivan Hired Turner to be the First Head coach for the Minnesota Vixens of the newly formed Women’s Professional Football League,founded by Terry Sullivan.