Kick For Glory
Think you've got the perfect kick?
Now's your chance to prove it!
Compass Media is giving you the opportunity to compete in Kick for Glory, where qualifiers will battle it out by kicking a soccer ball closest to the pin for the chance to win an incredible prize package.
Prizes include:
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A 72" Samsung TV from A.L. Thompson's
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Four seats to Cayman's largest Finals party at Hotel Indigo
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Six months of TV service from Logic
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Pepsi Prize Packs
How to Enter
There are two ways to qualify:
🎙️ Listen On-Air
Tune in to Z99.9, Rewind 94.9, Island FM 98.9, and Rooster 101.9 between June 29 and July 10 for your chance to qualify live on-air.
💻 Enter Online
Complete the registration form below for your chance to be selected as a qualifier.
Live Final
📅 Saturday, July 11
📍 Compass Green
⏰ Live Broadcast begins at 10:00 AM
Selected qualifiers will compete live to see who can kick a soccer ball closest to the pin and take home the top prizes.
Complete the form below and you could be one step closer to kicking for glory!
By entering, you confirm that you are available to participate in the live event on Saturday, July 11, if selected as a qualifier. Additional terms and conditions apply.
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