NCAA Men's College World Series 2010 - Road to Omaha Sculpture

Road to Omaha Sculpture

Copyright CWS of Omaha, Inc.

The Road to Omaha sculpture, standing in front of Rosenblatt, was a gift to the City of Omaha and Series fans from College World Series of Omaha, Inc. (CWS, Inc.), the local organizing committee. CWS, Inc. owns the sole and exclusive right to make reproductions of The Road to Omaha sculpture. Visitors to the stadium are welcome to take photographs of the sculpture for their personal use and enjoyment, but the sculpture cannot otherwise be reproduced in any way, including by photograph, without CWS, Inc.'s prior written consent.

The Road to Omaha, sculpted in 1999 by Omaha artist John Lajba (pronounced "Lie-bah"), serves as a permanent testimonial to the enduring sports tradition. Lajba has been a professional artist since 1982, has achieved a world-wide reputation through high-profile commissions such as a likeness of Dale Earnhardt displayed at Florida's Daytona Motor Speedway; a near-life sized figure of NBA star Vince Carter for Manland High School; a bust of Bob Hope for the Bob Hope Village in Ft. Walton, Fla. and a full-length bronze sculpture of aviation pioneer James "Jimmy" Doolittle displayed at the Air Force Association in Arlington, Va. Mr. Lajba also has sculptures in Japan and Poland.

The Road to Omaha sculpture, by John Lajba, is reproduced with permission of College World Series of Omaha, Inc.

For further information, contact Kathryn Morrissey (402) 554-4404.

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