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Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Keeping the Faith
“The good ole days weren't always good, and tomorrow ain't as bad as it seems.” - Billy Joel, American poet.
Believe it or not, as we begin to embrace the heat and humidity of a fine Minnesota summer, there's a ton of things going on these days here at MSU.
Former Maverick offensive linemanAdrian Battles continues to work out in anticipation of attending the Minnesota Viking training camp which starts here in Mankato July 29th.
And along these lines, it's expected that workers will begin laying new sod on the playing field at Blakeslee Stadium sometime this week. We'll post some new photos in the next few days relative to that.
It's been announced by the Northern Sun that MSU Athletics legend Manny Beckman will be inducted in to the league's Hall of Fame Wednesday, July 14, at the Best Western Kelly Inn/St. Cloud.
We have a press conference scheduled for later on today to announce a major indoor track & field meet which MSU has been selected as the host institution. Be sure to check out msumavericks.com this afternoon after 3:30 p.m. for details.
A couple of key fundraising events for MSU Athletics on the docket include the 34th Annual Women's Sports Classic, which takes place June 26th and the Dan Meyer Blue Line Club Golf Classic which takes place Friday, July 26. Both tournaments occur at the Mankato Golf Club. Former MSU men's hockey forward David Backes is playing in the Dan Meyer Tournament and there's a live auction prior to the tournament to have him on your team. Please call Cindy Hobbs at 507.389.5351 for more information.
And, as it considers the possibility of expanding, the NSIC has announced that it will do site visits in December to Minot State and the University of Sioux Falls. Black Hills State and South Dakota School of Mines are also interested in joining the league but won't get a visit just yet. According to an article in the St. Cloud Times, SCSU's president, Earl H. Potter III, has said that he's in favor of league growth.
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