NCAA Festival reception
The NCAA Division II National Championships Festival was in Louisville recently through a joint effort by Bellarmine University and the Louisville Sports Commission. The Festival, an Olympic-style event, had six national championships decided on Dec. 4 and featured 70 teams and more than 800 student-athletes vying for titles in men’s and women’s cross country; women’s field hockey; men’s and women’s soccer; and women’s volleyball.
NCAA President Mark Emmert and other senior level executives were in town for the Festival and gathered at the Louisville Slugger Museum with local corporate and community leaders for a private reception on Dec. 3.
photos by JACOB ZIMMER | chief photographer
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- Lisa and Chris Head
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- UofL Athletic Director Tom Jurich and Danny Luckett
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- Steve Higdon and Bob Decker
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- George Tinsley, Steve Higdon and Joe Steier
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- Bill Zoeller, John Spugnardi and Scott Wiegand
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- John Spugnardi and Scott Wiegand
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- Dave Patrone and Nick Hope
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- Dave Patrone, Linda S. Edwards, Kevin Marie Nuss and Nick Hope
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- Paul Kucharski and Anne Jewell
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- Danielle Pineda and Youn Young Lee
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- Brooke and Rick Cole; and Ann Martin
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- Julie Howell and Tim Hellige
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- Ronnie Remos and Mike Racy
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- Kayla McCulley and Mike Racy
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- Paula Wustrack and Heidi Wurster
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- Danielle Houser and Dan Owens
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- Jonathan Velotta, Amy Seng, Kelli and Tim Chastonay
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- Thomas McLean, Roberta Page and Joni Comstock
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- Marquetta Potter and Steve Katzenberger
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- Tom Deeger, Paula and John Spugnardi
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- Gary Kajiaves, Ged O’Conner, Russ Yurk and Sue Zandacki
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- Dave Bilas, NCAA President Mark Emmert and Karl Schmitt
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- Kelley Frassinelli, Molly Myers and Stacy Gaudette
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