Lady Wave Basketball Night At The Races Total Success

We are thankful to live in a community in which so many people and local organizations are willing to support us ... Lady Wave Basketball Coach Rachael Kerns

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Greenville Lady Wave Basketball's A Night at the Races. (Gaylen Blosser photo)

GREENVILLE – The Lady Wave Basketball program hosted its annual fundraiser: A Night at the Races on Saturday.

“It was a total success,” said veteran head coach Rachael Kerns. “We are thankful to live in a community in which so many people and local organizations are willing to support us.”

Lady Wave basketball coach, Rachael Kerns enjoys A Night at the Races. (Gaylen Blosser photo)

Fifteen different people, families and local businesses sponsor a race. Other businesses bought an ad in the event program ranging from a full-page ad down to a business card-size ad.

Each race had 10 horses sold and named by people throughout our community. Horses were placed in random races in random order all for the people who came to the event to bet on.

A Night at the Races winners. (Gaylen Blosser photo)

“We also had many people and companies donate items we could give away as door prizes,” Coach Kerns noted. “Much thanks is given to the coaches on my coaching staff, seventh grade all the way up.”

“No way the event could run without all their help and some of their spouses for their help,” she continued. “Also thanks to Amy Schoen for helping out in the betting booth. Denise Brandenburg, Becky Drew, and Tiffany Shaffer kept things rolling smoothly selling beverages”

Greenville Lady Wave Basketball’s A Night at the Races. (Gaylen Blosser photo)

“Thanks to this great fundraiser, we are able to provide the Lady Wave Basketball with basically whatever it needs,” concluded Coach Kerns. “Uniforms, travel gear, shooting shirts, summer leagues, shootouts, and even overnight trips. Thanks to everyone who came and supported the Lady Wave Basketball Program for A Night at the Races.”

A Night at the Races … Greenville Lady Wave Basketball. (Gaylen Blosser photo)