Made for this Moment: An Indiana Sports Corp Story
Synopsis
Indiana Sports Corp has impacted the community through sports by hosting more than 500 national and international events since 1979. In 2021, they were faced with their biggest challenge when the NCAA selected Indianapolis to host the entire Men's Basketball Championship. This documentary explores how Indiana Sports Corp, the city, the state, and thousands of community volunteers were made for this moment.
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