Day at the Diamond
This is just a reminder for all you Diamond Hog fans.
Pre-game tailgating will have added sparkle as “Day at the Diamond” offers special activities designed for fans headed to the Auburn-Arkansas football game on Saturday, Oct. 13. In addition to an opportunity to help LifeSource International, a non-profit organization benefiting local families in need, Razorback enthusiasts can participate in fun and games while also getting a sneak peek at the 2008 Razorback Diamond Hogs.
LifeSource is partnering with the Razorback baseball team to bring added festivities to game three of the intra-squad Red and White World Series. Coach Dave Van Horn will open Baum Stadium’s Hog Pen with free admission to all Hog fans, and attendees are encouraged to bring donations for LifeSource.
Many special activities are planned starting with two special sports clinics for kids. One-hour long baseball and football clinics will begin at 10:00 a.m. and will be taught by former Razorback players. The clinics will teach young athletes skills necessary to excel in their preferred game alongside their favorite Razorbacks.
Free hot dogs and drinks will be given out to event participants from 11:00 a.m. to noon as they get ready to cheer on the Razorback baseball team in game three of their intra- squad Red and White World Series. Following the game, former and current players will be available to sign autographs for the fans.
Pre-game tailgating will have added sparkle as “Day at the Diamond” offers special activities designed for fans headed to the Auburn-Arkansas football game on Saturday, Oct. 13. In addition to an opportunity to help LifeSource International, a non-profit organization benefiting local families in need, Razorback enthusiasts can participate in fun and games while also getting a sneak peek at the 2008 Razorback Diamond Hogs.
LifeSource is partnering with the Razorback baseball team to bring added festivities to game three of the intra-squad Red and White World Series. Coach Dave Van Horn will open Baum Stadium’s Hog Pen with free admission to all Hog fans, and attendees are encouraged to bring donations for LifeSource.
Many special activities are planned starting with two special sports clinics for kids. One-hour long baseball and football clinics will begin at 10:00 a.m. and will be taught by former Razorback players. The clinics will teach young athletes skills necessary to excel in their preferred game alongside their favorite Razorbacks.
Free hot dogs and drinks will be given out to event participants from 11:00 a.m. to noon as they get ready to cheer on the Razorback baseball team in game three of their intra- squad Red and White World Series. Following the game, former and current players will be available to sign autographs for the fans.
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