Blue Bison Go Pink to Raise Money for Breast Cancer Research

An image of five Shaker girls varsity volleyball players wearing pink jerseys on the court.
The Shaker girls volleyball program hosts its annual “Dig Pink Game” in support of Breast cancer research.
An image of pink sneakers and laces sported by volleyball players at the "Dig Pink Game".
Shaker girls volleyball goes pink for its annual “Dig Pink Game”.
An image of the Shaker coaching staff in pink, cheering on their players.
The Shaker girls volleyball coaching staff cheers on their players in the “Dig Pink Game”.
An image of a sign that says "Faith, Hope, Believe" with a pink breast cancer ribbon.
Keep up the fight!
An image of pink streamers and decorations over the doorway to the gym.
The H-Gym is decked out in pink for the annual “Dig Pink Game”.
An image of the back of the pink Shaker jerseys being worn at the volleyball game.
Shaker girls volleyball goes pink during its annual “Dig Pink Game”.
An image of the visiting Colonie volleyball players looking on during the game, also wearing pink.
Rival Colonie also sported their pink jerseys to support the cause.
An image of treats decorated in pink that were sold to raise money during the game.
Money raised during the game went to research for patients fighting metastatic breast cancer.

On Monday, October 16th, the Shaker girls volleyball program went pink in the fight against breast cancer. All teams sported pink jerseys, and in some cases pink sneakers and laces, during the annual “Dig Pink Game”. It was all in an effort to raise money for the Side-Out Foundation and its Dig Pink program which will go specifically toward patients with metastatic breast cancer, the most advanced form of the disease. It is also the least funded area of research. Shaker’s Dig Pink campaign raised nearly $1,000 for the foundation. Congratulations to all those involved in making this event a huge success!

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