4th Annual Cancer Awareness Day Huge Success
DAHLONEGA, GA - The North Georgia College &
State University softball team hosted its fourth annual Cancer
Awareness Day on April 8, 2009, taking on Lander University as over
300 spectators witnessed the doubleheader at the Softball
Complex.
The event program raised $1,391, which was donated to the Susan G.
Komen For the Cure Foundation. Anyone who was currently
fighting cancer was honored with a brief on-field ceremony between
games.
North Georgia College & State University Vice President for
Student Affairs, Dr. John Clower (pictured), and family members
participated in throwing out the honorary first pitch.
The team honored those who taught us to fight and recognized
those who continue the fight against cancer.
The North Georgia softball program would like to thank Lander
University for their support and participation in helping to
“Save Second Base” in the final regular season home
games of the 2009 season.
The Saints two victories on Cancer Awareness Day ran their
win-streak at the time to 12 games as North Georgia finished their
historic season with the program’s best winning percentage in
school history with a record of 50-5.
North Georgia captured the Peach Belt Conference Regular Season Championship, PBC Tournament Championship, NCAA Southeast Dahlonega Regional Championship, and the NCAA Southeast Super Regional Dahlonega Championship to advance to their first-ever Division II College World Series.




















