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The Buckeye Local Volleyball program hosted a “Pink Out” game against Shadyside High School and Jr. High School on Sept. 30, and raised $1300 for the WVU Medicine Wheeling Hospital Breast Cancer Awareness Fund. The boosters, players and parents raised the funds by selling t-shirts, pompoms, beaded necklaces, breast cancer ribbons and the “Panther Pink Drink” at the school’s lunch periods and the game that evening. The Breast Cancer Awareness Fund helps underinsured women with breast cancer screenings and mammograms and helps with costs for various other needs such as wigs and transportation. Pictured kneeling, from left are: students Makayla Lander, Sutton Monroe, Kaylee Sustik and Ellie Wilson. Standing, from left are: Buckeye Local Volleyball Booster Vice President, Melissa Glauser and President, Kathy Lander, students Karlie Lander and Isabella Glauser; Buckeye Local Head Volleyball Coach, Abbey Wilson and Wheeling Hospital Comprehensive Breast cancer Center Program Coordinator Kyla Morris and Nurse Practitioner Jamie Seszko.