A 150th anniversary idea for the Hibernian Community Foundation
A weekly knockout tournament built around the fastest shot in Scottish football — for the fans, for the Foundation, for the 150th.
PowerShot
Film Hibs' men's and women's players in a Fastest Shot Challenge using calibrated, Guinness-approved radar equipment. Release it as a weekly knockout tournament running right through the anniversary campaign.
Fifteen minutes on the training ground becomes months of content, engagement, and fundraising.
Three moves. One season.
15 minutes. 16 shots.
Eight men's players and eight women's, one calibrated radar, one afternoon on the training ground. Guinness-approved kit, cinematic capture, minimal disruption.
Weekly knockout duels.
Each week two players go head-to-head. A short cinematic drop, a countdown, a live radar reading. Content that keeps fans coming back through the whole 150th.
Pick faster. Guess the mph.
Supporters use the Football Wizard web app to call the winner, guess the exact shot speed, climb a live leaderboard and unlock matchday rewards.
Built for the anniversary.
One tournament for each — equal billing, equal cinematics, equal stage.
A drumbeat of content across the whole 150th campaign, not one day of noise.
Broadcast-grade capture and edit — the kind of activation the anniversary deserves.
Digital fundraising is woven into the game loop, not bolted on.
A fundraising asset with a heartbeat.
- Digital donationsMicro-pledges rendered inside the prediction flow — friction-free, on-brand.
- Local sponsorshipWeekly prize packages backed by Edinburgh businesses, credited on-screen.
- Community rewardsWinners routed to Foundation experiences — matchday, coaching, behind-the-scenes.
Imagine Foundation programmes, schools and community groups taking on the same challenge — comparing their speeds with their Hibs heroes while raising money for the Foundation.