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West Liberty, W.Va. – After delaying the event due to rain earlier this month, Thursday, April 18, officially marked the groundbreaking ceremony of the Belmont Savings Bank Softball Complex on the campus of West Liberty University at the Hilltopper Softball Complex.

As the latest facility enhancement on the hilltop, the softball complex gained traction towards reality with a lead gift from Belmont Savings Bank, which will provide the program with amenities such as a locker room, concession stand, restrooms, umpire changing area, and a potential batting cage/bullpen, within close proximity of their home diamond. The facility is planned to be located between the Hilltopper Softball Complex and the Belmont Savings Bank Indoor Practice Facility.

“If you look in the brief amount of time the amount of advancement we’ve been able to do in the sport of softball in terms of facilities is instrumental,” stated interim athletic director Brad Forshey as he referenced the creation of the Hilltopper Softball Complex in recent years. “It’s been a long vision of the athletic department and West Liberty administration of having the ideas to advance this and also the generosity of donors like the Belmont Savings Bank to make it possible. We always have our student-athletes’ interest in our number one interest and with the addition of this it’s going to represent the team that we currently have and allow them to have a facility we can all be proud of and also for decades to come the student-athletes we have there.”

Joining Forshey at today’s groundbreaking event was Dr. Tim Borchers (WLU President), Betsy Delk (Executive Director WLU Foundation), Sara Pelegreen (WLU Head Softball Coach), Joe Rodella (WLU Chief Information Officer & Chief Operations Officer), and Joe Mills (Director of Physical Plant) along with representatives of Belmont Savings Bank which included Paul Spigarelli, Pam McKim, Joe Ticich, Meghan Ball, Tommy Modra, and Alicia Jordan.

“We’ve been doing a lot of talk this year about our values on campus and I think this project really exemplifies a couple of those,” said President Borchers. “One would be excellence. I think this facility will really raise the level of softball here and really raise the experience for our students so that they have a locker room, that they have a practice facility that is top notch and worthy of them. I think also it will provide a good sense of community for our students, they’ll have a place to come in common, they’ll have a place to get ready for games, get ready for practice, a place where they’ll really be able to create those lasting bonds that our student-athletes have, and so it’s really going to be a way to be able to bolster our community as well.”

“We are thrilled!” explained Jordan on behalf of Belmont Savings Bank’s partnership in the project. “This has been a long time coming, congratulations ladies, congratulations coach, congratulations to the West Liberty community! It is really about community at Belmont Savings Bank, and we just can’t say enough how much we enjoy supporting the community. We have support everywhere we go and when this groundbreaking was happening, I thought to myself ‘Oh no, who’s going to go?’ and look at the turnout, these folks are amazing. And I hate to say I can speak for them though, but they are thrilled for you!”

“West Liberty has always had so much pride in their institution, their donors have so much pride in this institution,” commented Pelegreen on ‘Why West Liberty’ and one of the university’s many selling points. “The support that I have felt and seen so far since I’ve been here since just January is unreal, and so I sit here and I thank you from the bottom of my heart and I know these young ladies feel the exact same way.”

For more information on the new softball facility or to donate to the project, please contact the WLU Foundation at (304) 336-5635.

WEST LIBERTY, W. Va., April 17, 2024 – The West Liberty University Foundation and WLU Athletics
welcome area golfers to take part in the 11 th annual Lary Loew Hilltopper Golf Scramble on Friday, June
21 at Oglebay’s Palmer Course. This four-person team scramble raises funds to benefit WLU Athletics
and honors West Liberty alum Lary Loew.

Loew, a 1975 graduate of WLU and a 2011 Wall of Honor inductee, passed away in 2012. The following
year, the annual Hilltopper Athletics Golf Scramble was renamed in Loew’s memory with the support of
his three sisters, Brenda Thomas, Sharon Saseen and Carol Loew.

The three Loew sisters remain at the helm of the employee benefits agency that Lary founded – the
Cornerstone Group. Since the inception of the Lary Loew Hilltopper Scramble, the Cornerstone Group
has served as the event’s title sponsor and Lary’s sisters have volunteered their time to ensure that
every golfer has a great day on and off the course.

“Lary was a proud West Liberty alum and playing golf was his favorite pastime, so this is the perfect way
to remember him. Over the years, we have been grateful for the WLU alumni and friends of Lary who
have supported the event and helped raise funds for WLU Football and Baseball,” said Brenda Thomas.
Proceeds from the Lary Loew Hilltopper Scramble benefit the Robert L. and Nancy C. Loew Memorial
Baseball Scholarship and the WLU Football program. To date, the scramble has raised more than
$100,000 for WLU Athletics.

“The Lary Loew Scramble is the highlight of the summer for many Hilltoppers,” said Betsy Delk,
Executive Director of the WLU Foundation. “Everyone is in a good mood, memories of Lary are
circulating among his family and friends, and our alumni are out in full force to support WLU athletics.”
On the day of the event, registration and lunch take will place upon arrival at the Palmer Course,
followed by a shotgun start at 1 p.m. In addition to 18 holes of golf, there will be the traditional on-
course games and contests, complimentary drinks (3) and a special West Liberty University gift for all
participants. A post-scramble dinner will be held at Hess Shelter in Oglebay Park.

The scramble fee is $500 per four-person team. Event sponsorship packages and tee box sponsorships
are available with proceeds benefiting WLU Athletics.
For more information about sponsorship options or to register a team for the golf scramble visit:
wlufoundation.org/loewgolf.

WEST LIBERTY, W.Va., March 12, 2024 —The West Liberty University Foundation has announced that The Health Plan will return as the title sponsor for the 8th annual Topper Day of Giving. The 24-hour online giving event is set for Wednesday, April 10, and will be the culminating event of the Inauguration Celebration for Dr. Timothy Borchers, WLU’s 38^th President.

“Topper Day of Giving is one of the Foundation’s most important and successful fundraisers each year. Donations from alumni, faculty, and the community help grow scholarship opportunities for students and funding for programs across campus. There will be extra excitement this year as Day of Giving is the final event of the week-long celebration of Dr. Borcher’s Inauguration.” said Betsy Delk, Executive Director of the WLU Foundation.

“We are pleased to welcome back The Health Plan as our Title Sponsor for 2024. The Health Plan has been an important partner in our effort to generate vital support for WLU’s athletic and academic programs. With their partnership, we expect this year’s Day of Giving to be our most successful yet.” said Delk.

Jeff Knight, President and CEO of The Health Plan, acknowledged the importance of supporting higher education in the Ohio Valley. “As a large employer in the area, The Health Plan has an interest in helping WLU students achieve their academic and career goals. West Liberty students are an important part of our internship program and we are always happy when we can help them find a career with our organization,” said Knight.

2024 will mark the 8^th annual Topper Day of Giving which has grown in dollars raised and number of donors over the years. Last year, more than $240,000 was raised on the Day of Giving from more than 1,200 donors.

Donors to Topper Day of Giving can contribute to the WLU Foundation Annual Fund or to the athletic or academic program that means the most to them. Many donors will take advantage of matching funds to double the impact of their gift. A complete list of matching donors and the programs that benefit can be found on the website listed below.

For more information or to make a gift on April 10, please visit the secure site found at: wlufoundation.org/dayofgiving or call 304.336.5635.

Topper Day of Giving is supported through a generous title sponsorship from the Health Plan. Additional support for Topper Day of Giving is provided by CMTA, Inc., Valerie and Alex Paris, Liberty Distributors, Gellner Law Offices, and Wheeling Volkswagen Subaru.

WEST LIBERTY, W.Va., February 20, 2024 – West Liberty University introduced four Speech and Hearing and Behavioral Health clinic rooms on the fourth floor of WLU’s Campbell Hall Sciences Building.

The newly constructed treatment rooms include a behavioral health treatment room, two speech and hearing treatment rooms, and an observation room with a view into one of the speech and hearing treatment rooms. This feature will allow parents, students, or faculty to observe treatment when the client is a minor.

WLU received funding for the space in the 2022-2023 academic year from The Sisters of Saint Joseph Health and Wellness Foundation and the Milan Puskar Foundation, which enabled the expansion of the clinics. Students in the MA Clinical Psychology program, the undergraduate Speech Pathology and Audiology students, and graduate students in the MS in Speech-Language Pathology program can now work directly with real clients, providing a deeper and more meaningful experience, while improving clinical problem-solving and analysis skills.

“This project has been a wonderful collaboration between West Liberty University, the WLU Foundation, and the two private foundations that provided grant funding. We are grateful to have their support for both WLU students and the wider community. The expansion of the clinical space at the WLU Behavioral Health and Speech and Hearing Clinics has served the dual purpose of providing affordable, accessible, high-quality psychological and speech and hearing services to members of the community and WLU students and serving as a training facility for future health care practitioners,” said Betsy Delk, Executive Director of the WLU Foundation.

In addition to continual efforts to provide students with experiential learning, the new treatment rooms expand WLU’s ability to offer accessible, high-quality, and low-cost services to surrounding communities.

“I am extremely excited that these additional treatment rooms will enable the West Liberty University Behavioral Health and Speech and Hearing Clinics to expand our clinical services to the regional community. West Liberty students working with patients in the clinics will gain valuable clinical experience,” said Karen Kettler, Dean of the College of Sciences.

WEST LIBERTY, W.Va., – December 7, 2023 – The WesBanco Investment Club at West Liberty University was established in 2020 with a commitment from WesBanco Bank to provide $25,000 in funding over five years.  The purpose of the Investment Club is to teach students about financial markets and wealth building through the purchase and sale of stocks.  With WesBanco’s funding, WLU students can buy and sell stocks with “real money” rather than working with a stock market simulator. 

Professor Michael Jesse is the faculty advisor to the Investment Club.  He explained, “The stock ideas come from the students.  After a proposed stock is researched, club members vote on whether it should be purchased.  At weekly meetings, the performance of each stock in the Club’s portfolio is reviewed and students discuss current events and economic trends and their potential impact on their stock holdings.  Depending on performance and anticipated trends, a vote may be taken to sell all or part of the position.”

As the income generated by the Investment Club grows, the fund will one day be used to provide scholarships to worthy students in the Gary E. West College of Business.

In addition to funding the Investment Club, WesBanco is the investment advisor for the WLU Foundation.  The connection between the bank, the WLU Foundation, and the University benefits all parties.

Scott Love, WesBanco’s Executive Vice President for Wealth Management, noted, “WesBanco deeply appreciates the strategic partnership with West Liberty University, both at the Foundation and academic level. We are proud to employ many West Liberty University graduates who are critical to our organization’s success. WesBanco is honored to help educate the next generation in preparation for a long and successful career that begins at West Liberty University.”

At a recent meeting of the Investment Club, David Klick, WesBanco Market President for the Upper Ohio Valley and WLU alumnus, talked with students about careers in banking, current banking and market trends, WesBanco’s operations in Wheeling and its growing footprint in the eastern United States. 

The WesBanco Investment Club Officers are President Cole Saseen, a senior from Wheeling, W.Va., majoring in Finance Planning with a Math minor; Vice-President Chase Ward, a junior Political Science Major from Martins Ferry, OH; Treasurer Bryce Wilcox, a junior Finance Planning Major from Sistersville, W.Va.; and Secretary Haden Derrow, a junior Finance Planning Major from Moundsville, W.Va.

The West Liberty University Foundation supports the University through the cultivation, investment, and stewardship of private funds. For more information, please contact Executive Director Betsy Delk at betsy.delk@westliberty.edu or 304-336-8847.

West Liberty University is West Virginia’s oldest public university, and it offers more than 70 undergraduate majors and 12 graduate programs, both online and on campus. Learn more at westliberty.edu.

WEST LIBERTY, W.Va., December 6, 2023– WLU Baseball Head Coach Eric Burkle has announced that lead ESPN College Baseball Analyst Mike Rooney will provide the keynote address for the Hilltoppers’ 2024 Leadoff Dinner on February 10, 2024.

Rooney has been a familiar face on the college baseball scene for years. He starred for current Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy from 1988-92 at Notre Dame, where he was teammates with current Chicago Cubs field boss Craig Counsell, and also coached at Arizona State from 1999 to 2004. He helped coach and develop a total of 19 players who made it to Major League Baseball, including such All-Stars as Dustin Pedroia and Andre Ethier. Rooney has worked as ESPN’s lead college baseball analyst since 2009 and is often referred to as the “voice of college baseball.”

“The return of our Leadoff Dinner is huge for our program,” said Burkle, who heads into his 12th season at the Hilltopper helm having averaged more than 20 wins a season throughout his tenure. “Not only are we showcasing an outstanding and nationally known speaker in Mike Rooney, but we’re also putting the Belmont Savings Bank Practice Facility in the spotlight for our alumni, friends, and most of all recruits. We have outstanding facilities at West Liberty and this is a great opportunity to show them off.”

The Leadoff dinner will be held inside the Hilltoppers’ 144,000-square foot Belmont Savings Bank Practice Facility on the WLU campus beginning at 6:30 pm on February 10.  In addition to Rooney’s address, the event will feature a catered meal by Aladdin Food Services, a video presentation introducing the 2024 Hilltopper baseball team, and a post-dinner “Night at the Races.”

Tickets for the event are priced at $75 per person, which includes the catered meal along with three drink tickets. Additional drink tickets will be available for purchase.

Proceeds from the event will be directed to the WLU Baseball Fund in the West Liberty University Foundation which supports the baseball program through upgrades for equipment, the purchase of uniforms and other team needs, and continuing improvements to Kovalick Field.

To purchase event tickets or sponsor the event, visit: https://wlufoundation.org/wlubaseball

For additional information or to purchase horses for the “Night at the Races” event, contact Coach Burkle by email at eburkle@westliberty.edu or by phone: (304) 639-5989.

WEST LIBERTY, W.Va., November 21, 2023 – The West Liberty University Foundation announces the establishment and permanent endowment of the Dr. Harald Wiesner Memorial Scholarship which will provide financial support to students enrolled in the WLU Music Degree programs of Music Education, Music Performance, and Music Technology.

Dr. Harald Wiesner was a professor of music at West Liberty University for 43 years. During that time, he encouraged, inspired, counseled, and befriended countless students. Following Dr. Wiesner’s death in  March of 2023, a scholarship was established in his memory by his family, colleagues, and friends. Thanks to many memorial gifts, including a significant gift from Dr. Wiesner’s family, the fund has grown to over $130,000 ensuring its permanent endowment for the benefit of WLU students. The first Dr. Harald Wiesner Memorial Scholarship will be awarded for the 2024-2025 academic year.

Dr. Wiesner’s path to West Liberty and, indeed, the United States, was quite remarkable. He was born in Berlin in 1938 and, by the age of fourteen, he had lost both of his parents. He spent time living in foster homes, an orphanage, and a boarding school. At 18, Wiesner emigrated to the United States and enrolled at the University of Richmond while working to pay his tuition. In 1961, he enlisted in the U.S. Army and found his way into the Seventh Army Symphony Orchestra in Germany. After that orchestra was disbanded, he was transferred to Heidelberg where he became the conductor of the first United States Army Europe Men’s Choir, later known as the USAREUR Chorus.  He even wrote and participated in playing, the fanfare for President Kennedy’s visit to West Berlin in 1963.

After his discharge, Wiesner became a U.S. citizen and received a teaching assistantship at Texas Christian University where he earned a master’s degree. He earned his doctorate from Northwestern University and in 1968, he was offered a position in the music department at West Liberty State College where he remained until his retirement in 2011.

Wiesner’s musical imprint was not confined to the West Liberty Campus. He directed the Chancel Choir at Vance Memorial Presbyterian Church in Wheeling from 1968 until 2005. He started and directed the Ohio Valley Chorale, a large group of singers from communities throughout the tri-state area who performed in many places throughout the country and the world.  In 2010, he became the Music Director at Christ United Methodist Church in Wheeling, where he faithfully served for the remainder of his life.

Sharon Wiesner, Harald’s widow, shared that “having to overcome incredible obstacles to obtain his education, Harald understood the transformative power of both education and music. He was passionate about music and teaching, which enabled him to inspire and guide so many students during his career. With this scholarship, Harald’s legacy of supporting students in their study of music will continue.”

Betsy Delk, Executive Director of the West Liberty University Foundation, stated that “the Foundation and the University are grateful to the generous donors who have remembered Dr. Wiesner with their contributions to this scholarship. Their gifts have enabled the permanent endowment of the scholarship so that it will benefit West Liberty University music degree students forever. We encourage friends and former colleagues and students of Dr. Wiesner to add their own contributions to the fund.” 

Contributions to the Dr. Harald Wiesner Memorial Scholarship can be made online at wlufoundation.org, by mail at WLU Foundation, 208 University Drive, CUB 126, West Liberty WV 26047, or by phone at 304-336-5635.

A video tribute to Dr. Harald Wiesner can be viewed at https://topperstation.com/watch/dr-harald-wiesner-tribute.

WEST LIBERTY, W.Va., November 3, 2023 – West Liberty University Foundation selected two students this fall to serve as interns as it offers real-world experience for students preparing for professional careers in the non-profit sector.

“Each year, the Foundation is pleased to welcome student interns who will assist with the day-to-day activities of the Foundation while learning about the non-profit sector.  Our interns also provide a valuable link to the student community and help to foster a culture of philanthropy on campus,” said Betsy Delk, WLU Foundation Executive Director. 

“These students will develop skills in the areas of fundraising, board development, private sector partnership, communications, event planning, database management, and financial management of a non-profit,” she said.

The interns now assisting the WLU Foundation in its daily work include:

• Courtney Ellifritz is a Junior Marketing major and an early entrance MBA student with a specialty in management.  On campus, she is a Resident Assistant, student ambassador, WVCIA student leader, and member of the marketing club. In her free time, Courtney enjoys self-defense training, reading, and spending time with friends and family. She hails from Keyser, WV.
• Janina Kruppke is an international student from outside of Cologne, Germany.  She is a software developer currently studying Computer Programming and Web Design at WLU.  On campus, Janina is a member of the crocheting club and has recently tried lacrosse.  In her free time, she loves to work on her scrapbook; she also enjoys traveling and exploring new places.

Ellifritz and Kruppke recently assisted with the Foundation’s annual Scholarship Day which was held on November 1 in the College Union.   During this day-long event, Foundation scholarship recipients are encouraged to write personal thank you notes to the donors who provide their scholarship support.  Each fall, Foundation donors look forward to receiving photos, personal details, and thank you notes from the students they assist.  More than 120 students took part in this year’s event.

The WLU Foundation is pleased to manage over 157 scholarship funds. WLU Foundation Scholarships are established and funded by generous individuals and organizations who wish to provide opportunities to WLU students and help them achieve their educational goals.

The West Liberty University Foundation, Inc. was chartered into existence in 1964 and is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors and led by its office staff. It maintains offices on both the West Liberty University campus and in downtown Wheeling.

The Foundation’s mission is to raise, invest, and steward private funds to strengthen West Liberty University and to increase opportunities for students of all backgrounds to pursue higher learning. For more information, please visit wlufoundation.org or call 304.336.5635.

WEST LIBERTY, W.Va., – October 24, 2023 – Jeraldine “Jeri” Dailey was a professor of Mathematics at West Liberty State College from 1965 until 1998. She also served as an advisor to the Alpha Delta Pi sorority.  Following her retirement, the “Jeri Dailey Mathematics Scholarship” was established in her honor by several of her former students. 

In October 2021, Jeri passed away.  Students and colleagues continue to remember Jeri with yearly contributions to the scholarship fund in an effort to move the scholarship to the level of endowment so it can be awarded to WLU students in perpetuity.  Most recently, an anonymous pledge of $25,000 was made to match gifts to the scholarship fund in memory of Jeri Dailey.

A former student and friend, Eve (Kaplan) Wallin noted, “In the late 1960s, Jeri was the only female professor in the department of Mathematics and Science, and I was the lone female student in Mathematics.  As a professor, Jeri was serious about instructing and finding a way to reach her students. She mentored male and female students alike, and I appreciated being one of them.  I continued to keep in touch after graduation, remaining friends over the years.  When Jeri passed away, my husband and I inherited Jeri’s extensive book collection.  Going through the collection, we found notes and inscriptions from former students and sorority members.’  Eve said, ‘Empowering math students at WLU with scholarship support is a wonderful way to continue Jeri’s legacy.”

Jeri Dailey was fondly recalled by former student John Wheeler when she passed away in 2021. “Miss Dailey was my advisor, teacher, colleague, and friend. I wasn’t even certain I wanted to go to college. She steered me into the ‘comprehensive mathematics degree program and encouraged me while I commuted, worked full-time, and got married the summer before my senior year. I graduated on time, secured a great job, and I told her many times that none of that would have occurred without her pushing and encouragement.”

Dailey’s impact was also felt by Michele “Mickey” Zdinak Strayer, a member of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority, “Ms. Daily taught me how to be gracious, kind, and understanding.  She befriended each of us.  She would listen, nod, and then smile with a twinkle in her eye giving her wise counsel.  She didn’t lose her cool, even when we did silly things.  I don’t know how she did it.  Each of us had our own story, but she brought all of us together as a unit to represent the best of Alpha Delta Pi.”

Debbie Campa, a 1990 graduate said of Dailey, “Over the years, I have always thought about Professor Dailey. She was the teacher in my life that when people ask, ‘Which teacher was your favorite in school?’ She is the only person I name. She was tough, but I learned so much from her. As a teacher myself, I appreciate her dedication to the profession. She will not be forgotten.”

Betsy Delk, Executive Director of the West Liberty Foundation, is grateful for this generous matching pledge. “It is always heartening to learn of the impact that WLU faculty members have had on their students’ lives.  Jeri Dailey was clearly a dedicated educator and good friend.  We hope that the generosity of this matching pledge will inspire other students, friends, and advisees of Jeri to make a contribution in her memory.” 

Gifts to the Jeri Dailey Mathematics Scholarship Fund at the West Liberty University Foundation will be matched up to $25,000 and can be made by online at wlufoundation.org, via mail at WLU Foundation, 208 University Drive, College Union Box 126, West Liberty, WV 26003 or via phone at 304-336-5686.  For questions/information, contact Betsy Delk, betsy.delk@westliberty.com.

WEST LIBERTY, W.Va., September 25, 2023 — The West Liberty University Foundation celebrated philanthropy and its donors on Friday, September 22 at its annual Recognition Banquet as part of the WLU Homecoming Weekend festivities.

The Recognition Banquet, which was held in the College Union Ballroom, featured a cocktail reception followed by dinner catered by Alladin Food Services. Entertainment was provided by WLU Vocal Music Majors from the studio of Dr. Linda Cowan and the Hilltop Harmonic Collective under the direction of Dr. Douglas McCall.

Each year, the Impact of Philanthropy Awards are presented to a select group of donors who have given a generous amount of $25,000 or more during fiscal year 2023 to advance priority projects for WLU. The 2023 awardees are Marty ’75 and Patti ’76 Adams, H.R. “Bucky” Kopf ’64, and Panhandle Cleaning & Restoration.

For the first time this year, two special Impact of Philanthropy Awards were given. The Impact of Philanthropy Leadership Award, honoring an individual who has been highly engaged in philanthropic activities at WLU over his or her lifetime, was presented to Dr. John P. McCullough. The Impact of Philanthropy Young Philanthropist Award, honoring an alum or other friend of the University under the age of 40 who has made a noteworthy impact on WLU or has supported or directed fundraising for a specific priority project, was awarded to Katie Kacmarik ‘08.

All honorees received a commemorative crystal award, engraved with their names as a token of gratitude. Each of them addressed the audience, thanking those in attendance and sharing their motivation to support West Liberty University.

In addition to the Impact of Philanthropy Awards, members of the following Foundation’s giving societies were recognized for their contributions: The John P. McCullough Society (lifetime giving of $25,000 or more), The President’s Circle (yearly giving of $2000 or more) and the Nathan Shotwell Society (legacy gifts).

“We are so grateful to our donors and proud to recognize the impact of their gifts on the University and its students,” noted Betsy Delk, WLU Foundation Executive Director. Delk served as emcee of the event along with WLU Foundation Chairman Dr. Daniel Jospeh. West Liberty’s 38 th President, Dr. Timothy Borchers and David H. McKinley, Chairman of the University’s Board of Governors, were both on hand to congratulate the honorees.

2023 Impact of Philanthropy Honorees are:
Marty ’75 and Patti ’76 Adams
H.R. “Bucky” Kopf ‘64
Panhandle Cleaning & Restoration
Dr. John P. McCullough (Leadership Award)
Katie Kacmarik ‘08 (Young Philanthropist Award)

2023 Homecoming Sponsors include:

Title Sponsor: Barnes & Noble College Bookstores
Hilltop Hero Sponsor: Marty ’75 and Patti ’76 Adams
1837 Sustainer: WesBanco
Homecoming Game Sponsor: The Alpha Tavern
Topper Friend: Regional Economic Development Partnership (RED), S.R. Snodgrass, AC
Print Sponsor: Richardson Copy Concepts