Freed-Hardeman University Announces Inaugural Roar Awards

Freed-Hardeman University Announces Inaugural Roar Awards
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The Freed-Hardeman University athletic department has planned an inaugural “Roar Awards” to be held on April 22.

The student-athletes of each of FHU’s 16 varsity sports will be honored with awards from their coaches in addition to awards voted on by their fellow student-athletes. Among the department-wide awards include the “Charlie Smith Heart of the Lion,” “Outstanding Male Athlete,” “Outstanding Female Athlete” and “Outstanding Individual Accomplishment.”

Student-athletes will vote among their teammates for awards such as “Best Christian Example,” “Best Teammate,” and “Team MVP.”

Held in the Brewer Sports Center, festivities begin on Saturday, April 22, at 6:00 p.m. Ticket sales will end on Saturday, April 15.

Adult tickets to the gala and dinner are $50, while children aged 6-18 and non-athlete FHU students will be $25.

Tickets to the ceremony and dinner can be purchased at this link.

For more information, contact the athletic office at 731-989-6900.

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