The Hunger Games Series is a week long multi sport showcase designed to combine elite competition with real purpose. Athletes compete representing their home states rather than clubs, creating an environment built on pride, accountability, and identity. This event brings together multiple sports under one platform while maintaining professional standards of organization and evaluation.

In a world that feels increasingly divided and self centered, the Hunger Games Series exists to bring people together around something bigger than individual success. This is not a battle for survival. It is a celebration of life, competition, and responsibility through sport.
The event is a week long multi sport showcase designed to unite athletes, families, coaches, and communities under one shared purpose. Using God given talent to help feed homeless children and serve communities in need.
Competition fuels the event. Impact defines it.

Athletes compete representing their home states, not clubs. Pride, identity, and responsibility replace logos and politics. Every match contributes toward crowning the top state in each sport while serving a cause far greater than trophies. Competition formats include
Polocrosse with four state teams competing in semifinals, a third place match, and a championship final
Professional soccer with three professional teams competing in a round robin format
Youth soccer with two age groups ages 11–13 and 14–16, boys and girls divisions, four state teams per group, and sixteen player rosters. Final standings award gold, silver, and bronze. Youth competition is invitation based and evaluated under professional standards.

This is not exposure for exposure’s sake. Evaluators and decision makers are present from Future X, university coaching staffs, and professional scouting networks. Athletes are evaluated not only on performance, but on discipline, mentality, and how they carry themselves within a larger mission. Public awareness campaigns are launching. Partners and public figures will be invited to support and amplify the cause. The event takes place before all Proxsports leagues officially kick off. It is the foundation. Where relationships are formed. Where standards are set. Where the mission becomes real. All matches will be broadcast live on Influenza TV, giving communities direct access to elite competition and meaningful sports content. The Hunger Games Series is not just something to watch. It is something to stand behind.