Vol. 9, No. 1 // Spring 2015 THREE EVENTS SET FOR SPRING APRIL 18 – PURDUE COLOR DODGEBALL TOURNAMENT MAY 8 – 12TH BOILER GOLF OUTING JUNE 10 -- NFF HONORS DINNER “CELEBRATING OUR LEGENDS” Honoring athletes and identifying champions round draft pick who played in the 2013 are the main focal points of the National Football representing the Washington Redskins. Several other Foundation’s Chapter of Northwest former Purdue athletes and coaches have been invited again this year. to attend. As the chapter continues the judging process for Many of the participants in the golf outing will be the Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award while still vendors, retailers and licensees of , accepting nominations through the end of March for but there will be plenty of spaces available for NFF the other chapter awards (see awards and nomina- chapter members, students and the general public to tion form on adjoining pages), many details are now take part. Cost is $165 per player ($75 for students), in place for three important events involving our covering box lunch, golf cart, 18 holes of golf on the chapter this spring. Kampen Course and an informal reception/dinner Activities begin on the afternoon of Saturday, featuring a few presentations at the Voinoff Pavilion April 18, as Purdue Gold Standard, our partner following golf. The cost is $15 less for those who ONLINE AUCTION student organization, puts on its third annual Color cannot stay for the reception/dinner. Most of the Dodgeball For A Cause at Purdue’s Horticulture proceeds from the event go toward the 12th Boiler OFFERS Park during one of Purdue’s busiest of sports days Scholarship Fund and our NFF Scholarship Fund. of early 2015. It will take place beginning around 3 Contact Jim Vruggink (765-427-3303) for more RARE p.m. that day, fitting in between the 8:30 a.m. Cancer information, or return the order form enclosed as part Challenge 5K Run/Walk, the 1 p.m. Football Spring of this newsletter. AUTOGRAPHED Game and the 6:30 p.m. Purdue Athletics Hall of Fame Dinner and Ceremony. HONORS DINNER “CRADLE OF QB” Then, on Friday, May 8, the chapter joins forces Highlighting the awards process for this chapter is POSTER with Purdue’s Trademarks Licensing Office to host our marquee event, the Honors Dinner “Celebrating an event, the Ryan Kerrigan/12th Boiler Golf Outing Our Legends XI” on June 10 at the Purdue Memorial at Purdue’s Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex in West Union. A 24 X 34 inch framed poster featuring Purdue’s Lafayette. Top scholar-athletes from throughout northern famed “Cradle of ,” autographed by all 12 Following that is the chapter’s primary function, of the signal callers, is now available for auction on Continued on pg. 3 highlighting our scholar-athletes and award winners the chapter’s website. at the NFF Honors Dinner “Celebrating Our Legends The poster, shown above, includes action photos XI” on Wednesday, June 10, at the Purdue Memorial and authentic signatures of the men who make up Union Ballrooms in West Lafayette. one of ’s most famous traditions. Members of Purdue’s elite “Cradle of ” COLOR DODGEBALL are Bob DeMoss, , , Bob The Purdue Gold Standard, which promotes Griese, , , Mark Her- philanthropy and leadership, is looking to expand on rmann, Scott Campbell, , , Kyle the successes of the previous two Color Dodgeball Orton and . events that were held in the fall of 2012 and the Bidding will run through the end of April and all spring of 2014. proceeds from the auction will go into the chapter’s The highly-anticipated student-oriented contest scholarship fund. To join the auctions, go online to serves as a fund-raiser that benefits Purdue’s Center www.nfftillerchapter.org and click on AUCTION on for Cancer Research and the NFF Scholarship Fund. the menu line of the homepage. This fun-filled afternoon includes the dodgeball tournament loaded with paint, and also features free food, music and giveaways. Those interested in signing up can do so at www. REMINDER: nfftillerchapter.org/pgs. The cost is $20/person or $100 for a team of six players. For more information, Please nominate by contact Purdue Gold Standard President Surin Patel at [email protected]. March 31st for Chapter GOLF OUTING Former Purdue All-American Ryan Kerrigan returns Awards (see next page) The seventh annual golf outing features Kerrigan, to campus May 8 for his fourth annual golf outing. the former Boilermaker All-American and first Ryan poses with his grandfather, Vince, and brother, Kyle, at last year’s outing. Awards for Joe Tiller Chapter of Northwest Indiana HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD COURAGE AWARD This annual award is intended to provide recognition to a graduating high This award is given to provide recognition to an individual in our region who school senior football player who exemplifies excellence as a student, an athlete has exemplified great courage by surviving extreme personal hardship or difficulty and a citizen. Scholarship money from the National Football Foundation is provid- OR who has assisted someone else in doing the same. The award-winner must be a ed to the winner as long as he is not receiving full athletic aid to attend the college high school, college or professional athlete, coach or administrator. of his choice. He is not required to continue his career as a football player. Selection process: Nominations are accepted in early winter from members of Selection process: Nominations are accepted in early winter from high school this chapter. Nominations are evaluated by the awards committee, which recom- coaches and/or administrators in the counties covered by this NFF chapter. mends no more than one recipient per year. This recommendation must be ratified Nominations are evaluated by the Scholar-Athlete Committee, which recommends by the Board of Directors and the presentation should be made at either Scholar- at least one recipient per year. This recommendation must be ratified by the Board Athlete Banquet or the annual Honors Dinner. of Directors and the presentation should be made at the annual Honors Dinner. 2012 Honoree: Danny Anthrop of Lafayette Central Catholic High School Other nominees will also be recognized at the Honors Dinner. 2013 Honorees: Cooper Fulmer of Winamac)/Patrick Mackey of Lafayette Cen- 2003 Honorary S-A Clayton Richard of Lafayette McCutcheon High School tral Catholic High School 2005 Honoree: William Bowman of Lafayette Jefferson High School 2014 Honoree: Jack Folkers of West Lafayette High School 2006 Honoree: Brett Courtney of West Lafayette Harrison High School 2007 Honoree: James Wodicka of West Lafayette High School BERNIE FLOWERS AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION 2008 Honoree: Griffin Richeson of Lafayette Central Catholic High School TO AMATEUR FOOTBALL 2009 Honoree: Matt Lancaster * of West Lafayette High School This annual award is intended to provide recognition to an individual whose 2010 Honoree: Daniel Wodicka * of West Lafayette High School efforts and activities support the goals of the National Football Foundation on the 2011 Honoree: Alex Hegg of Seeger Memorial High School local level. The award identifies an individual who works tirelessly out of love for 2012 Honoree: Dayton Snyder of West Lafayette and a desire to help children play the game. The award winner can be a 2013 Honoree: Ryan Spesard # of Carroll High School league organizer, administrator, fundraiser, coach, doctor, athletic trainer, official 2014 Honoree: *Andrew Ralph of Chesterton High School or anyone who excels in representing and supporting the foundation’s fundamen- * Also won Midwest S-A of Year Award; # Also won State S-A of Year Award tal creed. Selection process: Nominations are accepted throughout the year from NFF “PURDUE IS PROUD OF YOU” AWARD chapter members and considered by the Awards Committee, which recommends This award is intended to provide recognition to a person from Purdue who is no more than one recipient per year. This recommendation must be ratified by closely involved with the game of football and who has provided positive exposure the Board of Directors and the presentation should be made at the annual Honors for Purdue through his or her efforts, in a role other than being a player or coach. Dinner. The recipient will have maintained a lifetime of interest in the football while exhib- 2005 Honoree: Kay Hunt of West Lafayette Little Gridiron Football League iting exceptional qualities in his or her profession or activity. 2006 Honoree: John Robinson of Lafayette 56ers Youth Football League Selection process: Nominations are accepted throughout the year from NFF 2007 Honoree: Dr. Bob Hagen of Lafayette Orthopaedic and Sportsmedicine chapter members and considered by the Awards Committee, which recommends Clinic no more than one recipient per year. This recommendation must be ratified by the 2008 Honoree: Brad Smith of Attica and Indiana Football Coaches Association Board of Directors and presentation made at the annual Honors Dinner. 2009 Honoree: Tom Kubat of Lafayette Journal & Courier Sports Department 2011 Honoree: Drew Brees, Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year 2010 Honoree: Joe McConnell of Learfield Sports and Purdue Radio Network 2012 Honoree: , College Football Hall of Fame Selectee 2011 Honorees: Lane Custer and Jon Speaker of West Side Flag Football 2013 Honoree: MerrieBeth Cox, Miss Indiana and Purdue’s Golden Girl 2012 Honorees: Clay and Chris Oppy of Dream Season 2013 Honoree: Mark Ebelhar of West Lafayette Little Gridiron ARNETTE TILLER “SERVICE TO FOOTBALL” AWARD 2014 Honoree: Linda Rohrman of Lafayette This award, which is sponsored and funded by the IFCA, is intended to provide recognition to a woman closely related to the game of football who has given CITIZENSHIP AWARD tirelessly and effectively for the betterment of the game and its participants. The This annual award is given to provide recognition to an individual who has recipient will have exhibited exceptional service and dedication to a football pro- consistently excelled in three areas paramount to the National Football Founda- gram covered by this NFF chapter. tion - academics, athletics and service - while maintaining an exemplary record of Selection process: Nominations are accepted throughout the year from NFF citizenship in his school and/or local community. The award-winner can be a high chapter members and IFCA members and considered by the IFCA Awards Com- school, college or professional athlete. mittee in conjunction with Mrs. Tiller and the NFF chapter, which recommends Selection process: Nominations are accepted in early winter from members of no more than one recipient per year. The presentation should be made at the this chapter. Nominations are evaluated by the awards committee, which recom- annual Honors Dinner in the appropriate IFCA Region. It is recommended that mends at no more than one recipient per year. This recommendation must be this award be rotated between Region 1(odd numbered years) and Region 4 (even ratified by the Board of Directors and the presentation should be made at either numbered years). Scholar-Athlete Banquet or the annual Honors Dinner. 2012 Honoree: Arnette Tiller, wife of Coach Joe Tiller, Purdue University 2011 Honoree: Kyle Adams of Purdue University 2013 Honoree: Jamie Marsh, wife of Coach Leroy Marsh, Munster High School 2012 Honoree: Kurt Lichtenberg of Purdue University 2014 Honoree: Rob Henry of Purdue University

NOMINATION FORM FOR 2015 AWARDS LEGENDS AWARD (Submit by March 31, 2015, to Jim Vruggink via phone at 765-427-3303, email at This award is intended to provide recognition to a person closely related to the [email protected] or mail at 3672 Farnsworth Dr., West Lafayette, IN 47906) game of football who has given tirelessly and effectively throughout his or her ca- reer for the betterment of the game and its participants, without being a player or Name of nominee ______coach. The recipient will have maintained a lifetime of interest in the football while exhibiting exceptional leadership qualities in his or her profession and bringing For which award? ______recognition to the local area covered by this NFF chapter. Selection process: Nominations are accepted throughout the year from NFF Phone/address of nominee ______chapter members and considered by the Awards Committee, which recommends no more than one recipient per year. This recommendation must be ratified by Reasons for nomination ______the Board of Directors and the presentation should be made at the annual Honors Dinner. ______2012 Honoree: Denny Miller, former head athletic trainer of Purdue University 2014 Honoree: Joe Rudolph, former executive director of Purdue Alumni Associa- Your name ______tion

Phone or email ______Continued on pg. 3 2 Continued from pg. 2 DREW BREES MENTAL TOUGHNESS AWARD This annual award is intended to provide recognition to a college or profes- sional athlete who exemplified exceptional mental attitude or toughness while competing within the counties covered by this NFF chapter. Exceptional mental attitude includes displays of high academic achievement, superior leadership, dogged determination, tenacity, moral character, bravery, humility and concern for others, in addition to remarkable athletic accomplishments. The award is named in honor of its first recipient, who also assists in the selection process. Selection process: Nominations are accepted throughout the year from NFF chapter members and considered by the Awards Committee, which recommends no more than one recipient per year. This recommendation must be ratified by the Board of Directors and Drew Brees and presentation made at the annual Honors Dinner. 2005 Honoree: Drew Brees of the San Diego Chargers Former Purdue quarterback Froncie Gutman (third from left) was honored as the 2006 Honoree: of the inaugural “He Played Football” Award winner at the 2014 NFF Honors Dinner. He 2007 Honoree: of the is flanked by John Purdue Club Associate Director Chris Clopton and Boilermaker 2008 Honoree: Nick Hardwick of the San Diego Chargers Head Football Coach on the left and Purdue Director of Intercollegiate 2009 Honoree: Akin Ayodele of the Athletics Morgan Burke on the right. 2011 Honoree: Ryan Kerrigan of the Washington Redskins 2012 Honoree: Robbie Hummel of the Purdue Boilermakers NFF HONORS DINNER 2013 Honoree: Ryan Grigson of the 2014 Honoree: Cliff Avril of DESERVES SUPPORT Continued from pg. 1 “HE PLAYED FOOTBALL” AWARD Indiana, who are nominated by their schools for our Scholar-Athlete of the Year This annual award is intended to provide recognition to a former football player Award, will be the high school guests of honor along with approximately eight in the geographic region of Northwest Indiana who went on to become highly or nine specialty award winners and at least two former high school coaches who successful in life-after-football. Emphasis is placed on individuals who were not will be inducted into the Indiana Football Hall of Fame that evening. necessarily stars of their teams but who built their later successes on their skills Those 19 scholar-athletes are all high school seniors who are headed to college instead of their “football name.” next fall. Academically, it is an outstanding group. Thirteen of the 19 have 4.0 Selection process: Nominations are accepted throughout the year from NFF grade point averages or better, 12 rank in the top 10 percent of the graduating chapter members and considered by the Awards Committee, which recommends classes, eight are ranked among the top five in their senior classes, and five are on no more than one recipient per year. This recommendation must be ratified by the course to be either valedictorian or salutatorian at his school. Board of Directors and presentation made at the annual Honors Dinner. Six of those young men will be singled out by judges as finalists for the Schol- 2014 Honoree: Francie Gutman, former Purdue quarterback and Director of ar-Athlete of the Year Award. The winner will be announced at the NFF Honors Cleveland Eye Clinic Dinner on June 10 and will be a candidate for the State of Indiana Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award. The “competition” is based 40 percent on academics, 40 per- DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN AWARD cent on athletics and 20 percent on citizenship, leadership and character. This annual award is intended to provide recognition to a citizen who has main- Here are the young men who have been nominated for this year’s award: tained a lifetime of interest in the game of football and who has exhibited enviable Rylan Arihood (Rensselaer), Leo Jacob Brown (Logansport), Joshua Brune leadership qualities and patriotism while making a significant contribution to (Bellmont), James Champ (Lewis Cass), Matthew Childs (Munster), Joe Corcoran the betterment of amateur football or sports in general in the United States while (Lafayette Central Catholic), Russell Davies (Fort Wayne Snider), Noah Freestone bringing recognition to the local area covered by this NFF chapter. (Clinton Prairie), Patrick Hegg (Seeger), Cody Howell (Tri-Central), Ryan Kim Selection process: Nominations are accepted throughout the year from NFF (West Lafayette), JP Kunze (Valparaiso), Derrick Randall (Oak Hill), Santiago chapter members and considered by the Awards Committee, which recommends Thompson (Andrean), Alan Trinh (Lafayette Jefferson), Mike Vankoski (Fort no more than one recipient per year. This recommendation must be ratified by the Wayne Bishop Luers), Jake Vent (Northwestern), Tanner Watkins (Harrison) and Board of Directors and presentation made at the annual Honors Dinner. Justyn Wilson (Carroll) 2005 Honoree: Gene Keady, emeritus basketball coach of Purdue University In addition, the dinner will pay tribute to the players and managers chosen as 2006 Honoree: Bob DeMoss, former football coach/administrator at Purdue Region 1 and 4 all-stars, all of whom will be candidates to compete for positions University on the North Squad in the annual North-South All-Star Game this summer in 2007 Honoree: Henry Rosenthal, former play-by-play announcer/owner of Indianapolis. WASK Radio Several previous award winners are being invited back to take part to the 2008 Honoree: Bernie Flowers, former Purdue All-American, salesman extraor- Honors Dinner and Silent Auction Reception. dinaire 2009 Honoree: Joe Tiller, emeritus football coach of Purdue University TICKETS/SPONSORSHIPS 2011 Honoree: , former Purdue All-American/administrator Table prices are the same as last year for a table of eight ($400 for general 2013 Honorees: and Noble Kizer, Jr., former football coach and ath- public, $320 for NFF chapter members and honorees’ families, and $280 for letic director at Purdue University and his son, Lafayette businessman students). Single tickets are $60 for public, $45 for members and $35 for students. VIP “After-Glow” Reception tickets are $100 each. GOLD MEDALLION AWARD As a non-profit organization, this chapter has awarded more than $175,000 in This award is given on rare occasion and in special circumstances to recognize grants, scholarships and honorariums plus another $55,000 to other charities since the career of a highly-successful person in this region. It recognizes an outstanding receiving its charter in the fall of 2004. American and/or loyal Hoosier who has achieved significant career success while In addition to seeking donations and sponsorships to support the scholarship demonstrating integrity and honesty and bringing recognition to the local area program, the chapter also receives some money ($500 for every 50 dues-paying covered by this NFF chapter. members in the local chapter) from the national office in Irving,Tex. In its first Selection process: Nominations are accepted throughout the year from NFF 10 years, this chapter has recognized 195 scholar athletes and awarded a much as chapter members and considered by the Awards Committee, which recommends $5,000 to a top honoree. no more than one recipient per year. This recommendation must be ratified by the The tax-deductible membership dues are $40 per year or $99 for three years, Board of Directors and presentation made at the annual Honors Dinner. payable to the National Football Foundation. The NFF has 120 chapters and more 2007 Honoree: Dr. Martin Jischke, President of Purdue University than 12,000 members, nationally, and awards more than $1 million in scholarships 2010 Honorees: Drew Brees, Len Dawson, - Purdue’s each year. The chapter is seeking partners and sponsors for scholarship packages, Champion QB’s which are also tax-deductible. 2011 Honorees: , Eugene Cernan, Jerry Ross – Purdue Astronauts For more information, contact Jim Vruggink at 3672 Farnsworth Drive, West 2013 Honoree: David Boudia, Olympic Gold and Bronze Medalist in diving Lafayette, IN 47906; (email: [email protected]; phone: 765-427-3303). 3 NFF ORDER FORM “Honors Dinner” on DVD - Last Five Years NFF MEMBERS:IFCA The BoardHall of of Directors Fame appreciatesBanquet your past and DVD copies of the program of the last five NFF Honors Dinner events, feature the Sunday,current May support 5, at Avalon and asks Manor you in to Merrillville continue withto renew Reception your at memberships 5 p.m. CDT, presentations, comments and “celebrity” appearances of some of Purdue’s most Dinner($40 per and year Program or $99 at 6for p.m. three years) when they become due. Unfor- famous athletes and personalities who were part of June events the last four years. tunately, many members have allowed their memberships to lapse You’ll especially enjoy the interviews of honorees Len Dawson, Bob Griese, Single Tickets: ______x $35 ea. = $______Drew Brees, , Joe McConnell and Daniel Wodicka on the 2010 recently. As you know, only dues-paying members receive ballots in DVD; and Neil Armstrong, Eugene Cernan, Jerry Ross, Leroy Keyes, Ryan Ker- the selectionTable process of 10: each March for the College ______Football x $350 Hall ea. of= $______Fame. rigan, Joe Tiller and Brees on the 2011 DVD, plus Otis Armstrong, Frank O’Shea, Also, part of your dues comes back to the chapter to award scholarships Tom Ransom and Tiller on the 2012 DVD, David Boudia, Ryan Grigson, Noble to deserving high school scholar-athletes from TOTAL: this area for =use $ ______in their Kizer and Merriebeth Cox on the 2013 DVD and Cliff Avril, , Keyes, first year of college. If you are unsure of your status, please contact Jim and Tim Roth on the 2014 DVD. NOTE:Vruggink Seating (via assignments email: [email protected]; and name badges distributed phone: at Avalon765-427-3303 Manor begin or - “Joe Tiller Roast & Toast” - DVD ningpostal: at 5 3672p.m. CDT Farnsworth May 5, tickets Drive, will West NOT Lafayette, be mailed. IN 47906) to check your DVD copy of all the comments, jokes and sentiments expressed during the Janu- renewal date. Also, please provide him with changes in address, email ary 2009 event attended by former and current players, coaches, and supporters or phone. Thanks. in honor of Joe Tiller. Roasters and toasters include Joe Paterno, Barry Alvarez, Gene Keady, , Bill Doba, Rosevelt Colvin, Drew Brees, , Brock Spack, Jim Chaney and others. NFF Honors Dinner “Celebrating Our Legends XI” “Ross-Ade Stadium Panorama” - Autographed Photo Wednesday, June 10, at Purdue Memorial Union in West Lafayette with Silent A panoramic night view of Ross-Ade Stadium captured from the top of the east Auction and Reception at 5 p.m. EDT, Dinner at 6:45 p.m., and Awards Program at stands during kickoff of the 2009 Purdue-Notre Dame game facing the press box 7:45 p.m., and VIP “After-Glow” Reception at 9:15 p.m. and a beautiful sunset, make this 13” X 40” picture a keepsake.

“Mackey Arena Panorama” - Autographed Photo Non-NFF members: _____ x $60 ea. = $______A panoramic view of Keady Court captured from the west camera deck of Mackey Arena during the 2010 Purdue-Indiana game creates a 13” X 40” piece of Boiler- NFF members*/non-member student: _____ x $45 ea. = $______maker history. Already autographed by Purdue Head Basketball Coach Matt Painter, this picture is a “must-have” for fans commemorating Purdue’s 22nd Big NFF member students*#: _____ x $35 ea. = $______Ten basketball championship. Tables of eight*#: _____ x $400 ea. = $______“NFF Lapel Pin” - New Logo (or $320 each for members or $280 each for students) This item, featuring the NFF’s new logo, will look sharp on your coat lapel, jacket VIP “After-Glow” Reception: _____ x $100 ea. = $______or shirt and will support our scholarship fund.

To support the chapter by purchasing any of these items, please complete this form VIP “After-Glow” Reception (members *) _____ x $50 ea. = $______and return it to the address below. For tax purposes, the NFF local chapter’s ID# is 20-2151811 and the National Football Foundation’s ID# is 221-50-8812. One-year NFF membership: _____ x $40 ea. = $______

All proceeds go to scholarships. Three-year NFF membership: _____ x $99 ea. = $______

“Honors Dinner 2010” DVD* _____ X $25 ea. = $ ______TOTAL = $______

“Honors Dinner 2011” DVD* _____ X $25 ea. = $ ______*NFF members get price break & priority seating, if ordered by May 27; #Student rate applies thru college age “Honors Dinner 2012” DVD* _____ X $25 ea. = $ ______Tickets will NOT be mailed.

“Honors Dinner 2013” DVD* _____ X $25 ea. = $ ______Indicate here if you are interested in helping to sponsor a scholarship. Yes, I’m interested______. “Honors Dinner 2014” DVD* _____ X $25 ea. = $ ______

“Tiller Roast & Toast” DVD: _____ X $20 ea. = $ ______

“Ross-Ade Panorama” photo: _____ X $50 ea. = $ ______

“Mackey Arena Panorama” photo: _____ X $50 ea. = $ ______

NFF Lapel Pin (with new logo): _____ X $15 ea. = $ ______

One-year NFF membership _____ X $40 ea. = $ ______GRAND TOTAL FROM

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Registration Deadline: Friday, April 24, 2015 Register online at www.nfftillerchapter.org $165/general public Includes sack lunch, golf cart, and one 18-hole green fee, plus the opportunity to meet Ryan Kerrigan, Purdue $75/student All-American, first-round draft pick, and Pro Bowl defensive lineman with the Washington Redskins

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Presented!by:!Purdue!Trademark!Licensing & National Football Foundation When: Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex • West Lafayette, IN Where: Friday, May 8, 2015 9 am Staggered Start Kampen Course, a Pete Dye design, is an 18-hole, links-style, par-72 championship course featuring large bent-grass greens, fairways and tees. The layout presents a challenge for golfers of all abilities with vast !!! sand bunkers, native grasslands, ponds and a natural celery bog. Kampen offers five sets of tees with the ! championship tees playing over 7,400 yards and the forward tees playing at 5,300 yards. For this event, we’ll use the forward tees. Kampen is rated one of the top collegiate courses in the nation, having played host to numerousEntry Fee: prestigious tournaments, including Big Ten and NCAA Championships.

$150/per player (includes sack lunch, golf cart and one 18-hole green fee); $75/per student (includes same); $165/per player (includes golf package above and dinner); non-player or extra (dinner $20) Reception/Dinner%Information:% VoinoffRegistration%Form Pavilion 3-5pm! !! Deadline:%April 24, 2015%

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