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Vol. 7, No. 10 May 2015 Vol. 7 No. 10, May 2015 • $4 The Official Publication of Virginia Tech Athletics YOUNG PLAYERS SHOW STUFF THIS SPRING Greg Stroman, who returned a punt 88 yards for a touchdown in the Maroon-Orange game, is among a group of underclassmen who have created excitement about the 2015 season with their play in spring practices WHAT’S NEXT: Softball standout Kelsey Mericka is accomplishing big things both on and off the field inside.hokiesports.com 1 contents May 2015 • Vol. 7, No. 10 Hokie Club News | 4 inside.hokiesports.com Don't have a LIFE FEELS GOOD WITH News & Notes | 8 subscription? Jimmy Robertson Athletics hands out awards at Gobblers show Editor Marc Mullen From the Editor’s Desk | 11 A TEAM THAT SWINGS Editorial Assistant Five football players who impressed this spring Subscribe today! 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The win marked Tech’s sixth of a seven-game winning streak heading into exams, including four in conference action. “I am very appreciative for my scholarship and for It also marked the Hokies’ 12th conference win this year, all those who make the Hokie Club happen. Their tying for the third-most ACC wins in a season since the efforts help give student-athletes such as me the school joined the league for the 2004-05 season. opportunity to come to a great university and compete for their school. Their support goes a long way, and I thank them for that.” Brendon Hayden Senior | Twin Lakes, Wisconsin Supporting Tech Athletics Since 1949 Supporting Tech Athletics Since 1949 The Donor File Letter from Lu , Q A Frank N. Cowan Hello contributors Q: A Hokie& is … I hope the spring finds all of you doing well! I have several topics that I want to address with this letter and encourage A: When Virginia Tech beat Texas in the you all to read it through. HOKIE CLUB LEVEL: Sugar Bowl in 1995, a TV reporter asked Here they are: a friend of mine, “What is a Hokie?” He Orange and Maroon Benefactor responded, “I’m glad you asked. A Hokie is 110% Hokie Campaign You recently received some information explaining the cost of attendance for our student-athletes. New legislation an a--kicking turkey.” CURRENTLY RESIDES: passed by the NCAA in January will help student-athletes meet the incidental costs of attending college. The athletics Q: The Hokie Nation is real because … North Chesterfield, Virginia A: Thousands follow the Hokies out of love department and the Hokie Club jointly launched the 110% Hokie Campaign where we asked for your support by increasing your annual gift by 10 percent to help us meet the rising costs of tuition, room, board and institutional fees. and respect for Virginia Tech. I am happy to report that the first two weeks of the campaign have produced good results. One of our longtime Q: What is your best memory of Virginia GRADUATION YEAR: 1959 members sent a check for $12,000! This is an excellent example of his Hokie spirit and how one Hokie has stepped up Tech athletics? to help meet this challenge. A: Virginia Tech beating the University of I am encouraged by the early responses, and I hope that each of you will be able to participate in the campaign. Each Texas in the Sugar Bowl in 1995. Bryan FAMILY: gift helps, and collectively, they will make a difference. Still ran a kick back for a touchdown and Marianne (wife); Charles D. Phlegar scored another on a long pass from Jim Neil, Chris and Brandon (sons) Druckenmiller. The headline in the morning On April 20, President Timothy D. Sands appointed Charles D. Phlegar to be the university’s first Vice President for paper led with, “In the Still of the night.” Advancement. He starts his new assignment on July 1, and while I will not have the pleasure of working with him, I wanted to applaud the hire and welcome him back to his alma mater. Q: How did you get involved with the I knew Charlie when he was here at Virginia Tech in the mid-1980s and have followed his career at East Carolina, Hokie Club? South Carolina, Johns Hopkins, and most recently, Cornell. He has demonstrated proven fundraising skills and will bring A: I became seriously involved when Bud Q: Describe your perfect day at Virginia schools in the ACC and other top schools. an “orange and maroon” passion to this important job. I am impressed with Tim Sands and Whit Babcock and what Keever brought John Moody to my office Tech. It is not enough to be a spectator. each has done during their first years on campus. Charles Phlegar is another excellent addition to the university’s senior in 1992 and asked for what I thought was A: A beautiful fall day shared with friends Q: My favorite Virginia Tech sports are … leadership team. Charlieelcome will enablehome, CharlieVirginia Phlegar! Tech, and in our case, intercollegiate athletics, to develop a more efficient a lot of money. Moody told me how much and the Tech football team winning. A: Football, basketball (men’s and fundraising model. W I was going to enjoy it. As it turned out, I Q: Please let us know what made you women’s) and golf (men’s and women’s). gave the money, and I have enjoyed being want to support our 110% campaign. Q: My all-time favorite Virginia Tech ACC meetings On April 20-21, the athletic development directors from each of the 15 ACC schools met in Greensboro at the ACC a participant as opposed to a spectator.
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