Swimming and Diving Honoring Teammate With Pledge to Raise Money for Cancer Research
If they raise $1,000 before Feb. 20 Katelyn Mann will shave head coach Bill Ball's head at the NEC Championships
The Central Connecticut women's swimming and diving team has set out to raise $1,000 for cancer research in honor of their teammate Katelyn Mann.
Mann, a sophomore with the Blue Devils, was diagnosed with Stage 2 Hodgkin's Lymphoma during the fall semester. The Blue Devils have set a deadline of Feb. 20 to raise the $1,000, and if they reach their goal Mann will shave head coach Bill Ball's head at the 2018 Northeast Conference Swimming and Diving Championships Feb. 21-24.
All proceeds from the team's fundraiser will be donated to cancer research!
The team created the video below, to share their feelings and to show their love for their teammate.
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(Important: Donations made to this fundraiser are not considered donations to the CCSU Foundation, Inc. and will not receive donative credit from the Foundation. Donations are being made to a private fundraiser which will then be presented to the cancer charity of the team's choice.)
