Javelina Hash - Texas A&M Kingsville
Javelina Hash - Texas A&M Kingsville
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Blue and Gold Turns Pink For a Night<br />
The <strong>Javelina</strong> volleyball team<br />
The <strong>Javelina</strong> volleyball team wore pink warmups and game jerseys on<br />
“Dig Pink” night last week at a home volleyball match in the Steinke<br />
Physical Education Center. The annual event helps promote breast cancer<br />
awareness month.<br />
<strong>Javelina</strong> coaches, athletes and fans and representatives from Christus Spohn Hospital Kleberg wore pink at a<br />
home volleyball match last week to promote breast cancer awareness. Among those pictured are <strong>Javelina</strong> athletic<br />
director Ken Oliver, sixth row far right; Bo Atterberry, <strong>Javelina</strong> head football coach, second row far left, and<br />
Norman McBride, Christus Spohn Hospital Kleberg vice president and COO, second row, second from the right.<br />
A group from the <strong>Javelina</strong> baseball team showed their support for the<br />
volleyball team with their body paint, and also supported the breast cancer<br />
awareness campaign by substituting the gold paint with pink for last<br />
week’s match in the Steinke Physical Education Center.