Ravens fan from white marsh lands season tickets for next two decades

Ravens fan from White Marsh lands season tickets for next two decades

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February 18, 2026

White Marsh woman wins Ravens season tickets for next 20 years

Baltimore, MD – A White Marsh retiree who waited nearly five months for the final drawing walked away Wednesday with Baltimore Ravens season tickets for the next two decades after her name was revealed behind a locker room curtain at M&T Bank Stadium.

Sharon Kulczynski was announced as the winner of the Maryland Lottery’s Ravens Seats For 20 Years prize, securing a pair of club level seats and a parking pass for every Ravens preseason and regular season home game for the next 20 years.

The announcement concluded the Maryland Lottery’s Ravens Second Chance Promotion tied to the 2025 football season. Kulczynski was one of six finalists selected in drawings held throughout the season. Her name was drawn as a finalist on September 23. Each finalist received $10,000 and was invited to the stadium for the final event.

The five other finalists were Joyce Merson of Pasadena, Shawne Stephens of Windsor Mill, Cornell Toney of Bowie, Francine Tripp-Jones of Laurel and Patricia Williams of Baltimore City.

The finalists toured M&T Bank Stadium before gathering in the Ravens locker room, where a black curtain concealed a jersey displaying the winner’s last name. Former Ravens cornerback Jimmy Smith attended the event alongside Ravens cheerleaders for the reveal.

When the curtain was pulled back, the jersey displayed the name Kulczynski.

Kulczynski attended the event with her son, Erik. Lottery officials said the promotion generated more than five million entries and awarded more than $640,000 in cash and Ravens themed prizes during the season. The six finalists for the grand prize were selected from more than 1.1 million entries.

The Ravens scratch off tickets tied to the promotion remain on sale. As of Wednesday, the $10 Ravens ticket has one unclaimed $200,000 top prize, along with additional $50,000 and $10,000 prizes. The $2 ticket has two unclaimed $20,000 top prizes and other remaining prizes.

A stadium locker room reveal has now turned one White Marsh fan into a Ravens season ticket holder for the next 20 years.


Key Points

  • Sharon Kulczynski of White Marsh won Ravens season tickets for 20 years
  • She was selected from six finalists in the Maryland Lottery promotion
  • The prize includes two club level seats and a parking pass for home games
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