MEN'S BASKETBALL TO HOST "AUTISM AWARENESS DAY" AT HOME OPENER ON SATURDAY
This seems like it's definitely worthy of blog note ..(froim the MU web site)
MU to use 2006 home opening to promote awareness for autism
WEST LONG BRANCH, N.J. - In a continuted effort to give back to the community that supports it annually, the Monmouth University men's basketball program will use its 2006 home opener against St. Peter's, on Saturday, November 25, as "Autism Awareness Day" in Boylan Gym.
The Blue and White, who compete with in-state rival St. Peter's at 4 p.m., on the Saturday following Thanksgiving, aim to promote awareness for autism, which effects numerous children in our own area.
"This is a great way to promote a worthy cause," stated Monmouth head coach Dave Calloway. "It is also a great way to bring the community together."
On a day when the Hawks will receive their NCAA rings in honor of last season's NEC Championship, Monmouth will host a clinic for children at 1 p.m., followed by a pizza party in the Rebecca Stafford Student Center. The package also includes a ticket to the game at 4 p.m.
For more information about the event, please contact Monmouth University Athletics at (732) 263-5188. Also, please wear orange to show your support for Autism Awareness.
MU to use 2006 home opening to promote awareness for autism
WEST LONG BRANCH, N.J. - In a continuted effort to give back to the community that supports it annually, the Monmouth University men's basketball program will use its 2006 home opener against St. Peter's, on Saturday, November 25, as "Autism Awareness Day" in Boylan Gym.
The Blue and White, who compete with in-state rival St. Peter's at 4 p.m., on the Saturday following Thanksgiving, aim to promote awareness for autism, which effects numerous children in our own area.
"This is a great way to promote a worthy cause," stated Monmouth head coach Dave Calloway. "It is also a great way to bring the community together."
On a day when the Hawks will receive their NCAA rings in honor of last season's NEC Championship, Monmouth will host a clinic for children at 1 p.m., followed by a pizza party in the Rebecca Stafford Student Center. The package also includes a ticket to the game at 4 p.m.
For more information about the event, please contact Monmouth University Athletics at (732) 263-5188. Also, please wear orange to show your support for Autism Awareness.
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