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Fitzgerald Field House on the University of Pittsburgh's Campus in Oakland @ 8:30Am

SPECIAL OLYMPICS ALLEGHENY COUNTY BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT & SKILLS COMPETITION Sunday, March 10, 2019 Meet us inside the Fitzgerald Field House on the University of Pittsburgh's campus in Oakland @ 8:30am. The “OC-Lot” across the street from the Fitzgerald Field House will be open for you to park, free of charge. Directions to the Fitzgerald Field House and a tentative schedule for the day are on the reverse. ________________________________________________________________ Come cheer on our athletes! Family and friends are welcome and encouraged to attend. Admission is free! DIRECTIONS TO: UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH- FITZGERALD FIELD HOUSE (Allequippa St, Pittsburgh, PA 15261) • Start out going NORTH on CLAIRTON BLVD / PA-51 toward BEALL DR. Continue to follow PA-51. 4.6 miles • Take the ramp toward I-579 / DOWNTOWN / SOUTH SIDE. • Turn RIGHT onto W LIBERTY AVE. • W LIBERTY AVE becomes LIBERTY TUNNELS. • LIBERTY TUNNELS becomes LIBERTY BRIDGE. • Take the BLVD OF THE ALLIES ramp toward I-376 E / OAKLAND / MONROEVILLE. • Turn RIGHT onto BOULEVARD OF THE ALLIES. • Take the FORBES AVE ramp. • Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto FORBES AVE. • Turn LEFT onto MCKEE PL. • Proceed straight through next two lights. • You are now on Darragh Street. Proceed up the hill to the stop light at Aliquippa Street. Fitzgerald Field House is on your right. ____________________________________________________________________________________ TENTATIVE SCHEDULE FOR THE DAY 8:00 – 8:45 AM Volunteer & Athlete Registration Fitzgerald Field House 8:45 AM Coaches & Referees Meeting Trees Hall (Across the Street from FFH) 9:00 AM Opening Ceremonies Fitzgerald Field House 9:15 AM Individual Skills Fitzgerald Field House 3v3 Basketball Preliminaries Trees Hall (Across the Street from FFH) & Fitzgerald Field House 11:00 AM Awards For: Individual Skills Fitzgerald Field House 11:45 AM Awards For: 3v3 Basketball Fitzgerald Field House .

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