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　　DHL快递公司，全球的快递和物流服务供应商，已经拉开序幕 了#Go转发大赛，由DHL交付给一个幸运的孩子在橄榄球世界杯2019在提供比赛用球的一次在一个千载难逢的机会日本。

　　作为这项全球精英体育赛事的物流合作伙伴，DHL 正与美国的非营利性青年橄榄球组织 Play Rugby USA 合作，从美国的众多申请者中挑选一名儿童（8-15 岁）谁将立即成为橄榄球历史的一部分。

　　无论是在场内还是场外，获胜者都将体现“勇往直前”的心态，展示激情、敢于做的精神、正直、领导力、尊重、团队合作和的体育精神。DHL 和 Play Rugby USA 都支持这样一种信念，即在面临家庭、学校或社区的逆境时，如果年轻人保持积极的态度并努力付出的努力，他们就会处于更好的位置来克服挑战。

　　被选中代表这一有力信息的比赛获胜者（由父母或监护人陪同）将参加 2019 年橄榄球世界杯，并在 2019 年 10 月 2 日法国队与美国老鹰队的比赛之前将比赛用球送到场地。

　　如何进入

　　每个年轻的申请人和/或父母或监护人应访问 提交视频、图片或文章，描述他或她如何在日常生活中表现出“前进”的心态，以及为什么这让他们值得难以置信的经历。

　　参赛作品将发布在社交媒体（PlayRugby Facebook 和 Instagram）上，并带有#DHLGoForward 标签。参赛作品将在 2019 年 4 月 19 日之前接受，获胜者将由专家小组选出，其中包括：DHL Express 美洲营销官 Christine Nashick、PRUSA 执行官 Wil Snape-Rogers、前美国鹰和世界橄榄球堂成员 Phaidra Knight、美国橄榄球商务总监 Mark Griffin 和纽约橄榄球联盟总经理 James English。

　　“橄榄球是美国发展Zui快的青年运动之一，它带来了培养诚信、领导力、尊重和良好体育精神的丰富传统，”DHL Express 美国执行官格雷格休伊特说。“Play Rugby USA 在将橄榄球的影响范围扩大到美国各地服务欠缺的社区方面做得非常出色，同时仍然非常注重向参与者宣传这项运动固有的价值观。作为一个了解这些技能和价值观如何转化的组织在赛场之外，DHL 很高兴与 Play Rugby USA 合作参加这项比赛。我们期待着表彰一个在社区和日常生活中努力展示 Go Forward 心态的孩子。”

　　除了提供比赛用球外，其他奖品还包括比赛获胜者和监护人的往返机票和住宿，以及 2019 年橄榄球世界杯 DHL 商品包（包括制服和 DHL 橄榄球）和他们的比赛球交付照片，作为纪念品。

　　Play Rugby USA 执行董事 Wil Snape-Rogers 表示：“对于体现橄榄球和 Play Rugby USA 价值观的年轻人来说，这是一次千载难逢的机会，可以体验世界上Zui负盛名的橄榄球赛事。” “我毫不怀疑比赛会非常激烈，我知道无论谁被选中代表美国队，都将是一个非常特别的年轻人，他每天都在践行橄榄球的价值观。”

　　橄榄球运动在 100 多个国家/地区进行，作为这项运动的首要赛事，橄榄球世界杯是世界上和Zui受尊敬的比赛之一，与奥运会和 FIFA 世界杯并驾齐驱。

　　此次活动延续了 DHL 与橄榄球比赛之间的长期合作关系。作为 2019 年橄榄球世界杯（将于 2019 年 9 月和 2019 年 10 月在东道国日本举行，为期六周）的物流合作伙伴，DHL 将负责协调这一的国际体育赛事。这一重要角色的很大一部分是将比赛和团队装备从世界各地运送到日本各地的各种比赛场地。这包括估计 1,400 个球、200 个踢球台和 200 个铲球袋。

　　DHL Express, the world's leading express and logistics provider, has kicked off its #Go Forward Contest, Delivered by DHL to give one lucky child the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity of delivering an official Match Ball at the Rugby World Cup 2019 in Japan.

　　As the Official Logistics Partner of this elite global sporting event, DHL is working alongside Play Rugby USA, the leading nonprofit youth rugby organization in the U.S to choose from a pool of applicants in the U.S selecting one child (ages 8-15) who will instantly become a part of rugby history.

　　The winner will exemplify a “Go Forward” mentality whether on or off the field, demonstrating the attributes of passion, can-do spirit, integrity, leadership, respect, teamwork and exceptional sportsmanship. DHL and Play Rugby USA both support the belief that, when faced with adversity at home, school or in the community, young people put themselves in a better position to overcome challenges when they maintain a positive attitude and strive to give maximum effort.

　　Chosen to represent this powerful message, the contest winner (joined by a parent or guardian) will attend Rugby World Cup 2019 and deliver the official Match Ball to the field prior to the match between France and the USA Eagles on Oct. 2, 2019.

　　How to Enter

　　Each young applicant and/or a parent or guardian should visit to submit a video, graphic or essay describing how he or she exhibits a “Go Forward” mentality in daily life and why that makes them deserving of this incredible experience.

　　The best entries will be posted on social media (PlayRugby Facebook and Instagram) with the hashtag #DHLGoForward. Entries will be accepted until April 19, 2019, and the winner will be chosen by an expert panel including: DHL Express Americas Chief Marketing Officer Christine Nashick, PRUSA CEO Wil Snape-Rogers, former USA Eagle and World Rugby Hall of Famer Phaidra Knight, USA Rugby Commercial Director Mark Griffin and Rugby United New York General Manager James English.

　　"Rugby is one of the fastest-growing youth sports in America, bringing with it a rich tradition that fosters integrity, leadership, respect and good sportsmanship," said DHL Express U.S. CEO Greg Hewitt. "Play Rugby USA has done a remarkable job of expanding the reach of rugby into underserved communities across America – while retaining a keen focus on promoting to their participants the values inherent in the sport. As an organization that understands how these skills and values translate far beyond the field, DHL is delighted to be partnering with Play Rugby USA on this competition. We look forward to honoring a child who has worked hard to demonstrate the Go Forward mindset in their community and day-to-day lives."

　　In addition to delivering an official Match Ball, other prizes include round-trip airfare and accommodations for the contest winner and a guardian, as well as a Rugby World Cup 2019 DHL merchandise kit (which includes a uniform and DHL rugby ball) and an official photo of their Match Ball delivery, as a memento.

　　“This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for a young person who exemplifies the values of rugby and Play Rugby USA to experience the most prestigious rugby event in the world,” said Play Rugby USA Executive Director Wil Snape-Rogers. “I have no doubt that the competition will be very strong, and I know that whoever is chosen to represent the USA will be a very special young person who lives the values of rugby every day.”

　　Rugby is played in over 100 countries, and as the sport’s premier event, the Rugby World Cup is one of the world's most popular and admired competitions, alongside the Olympics and FIFA World Cup.

　　This event continues the longstanding relationship between DHL and the game of rugby. As the Official Logistics Partner of Rugby World Cup 2019 – which will take place in host country Japan over six weeks in September and October 2019 – DHL will assume responsibility for coordinating one of the largest international sporting events. A large part of this vital role is transporting tournament and team equipment from around the world to various match venues throughout Japan. This includes an estimated 1,400 balls, 200 kicking tees and 200 tackle bags.

　　Expected to create an estimated $3.2 billion economic impact, Rugby World Cup 2019 will consist of 48 matches played by 20 nations over 44 days. During the tournament, there will be 920 players and team officials and over 60 citing, judicial and match officials. There will also be 6,000 volunteers and 400,000 visitors to Japan.