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Northview, Neal, ECHS, Flomaton Dig Pink For Cancer Awareness
October 14, 2016
Northview, Flomaton, W.S. Neal and Escambia County High (Atmore) high schools held a Dig Pink volleyball tournament Thursday afternoon at Northview.
Northview won the junior varsity portion of the tournament. Complete results, including the varsity winner, were not available.
All proceeds from the gate will go to the Side-Out Foundation for cancer research. Northview also sold shirts for the event and all those proceeds will also be donated to the Side-Out Foundation. The schools hosted a hospitality room for survivors, referees, and coaches. Survivors present at the game were admitted free and received a special treat from the volleyball players.
The Side-Out Foundation funds breast cancer research and support with “cutting-edge clinical trials at renowned medical institutions. . . which has extended the lives of people with Stage 4 breast cancer.” In addition to cancer research, the Side-Out Foundation also provides support services for cancer patients and their families.
NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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