Carey Harveycutter - January 20, 2025
Jan
20
5:45 PM17:45

Carey Harveycutter - January 20, 2025

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Carey Harveycutter

Carey Harveycutter has served as the Director of Tourism for the City of Salem for the past ten years, after serving as Salem’s Director of Civic Facilities for more than 30 years. Harveycutter is responsible for Tourism in City of Salem; Serves as Tournament Director/Game Manager for all Salem Hosted NCAA National Championship events, our next event, DIII Women’s Basketball will be #105.  Harveycuter has also served as manager of the Salem Fair, Virginia’s largest and one of the top 100 fairs in the country.

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Kevin Fagan - Radford Softball Coach
Nov
18
5:45 PM17:45

Kevin Fagan - Radford Softball Coach

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Fagan joins the Highlanders this year after spending the last four seasons with Division II Emmanuel where the Lions amassed a 121-96 record during his tenure. The Lions reached new heights in the program's history over that span, including their most overall wins, most conference wins, first-ever conference Player of the Year and first-ever NFCA All-American. They also reached a program-high ninth in the regional rankings.

Prior to Emmanuel, Fagan spent six seasons at the junior college level with the College of Central Florida. During his tenure, the Patriots never had a losing season. From 2014-2020, he coached the Patriots to several firsts, including first conference championship, first Region 8 championship, first national championship tournament appearance (2015-2nd, 2019-3rd), first national ranking in school history and first NJCAA No. 1 ranking in school history.

Prior to his time on the softball scene, Fagan was an accomplished football player at the collegiate and professional level. In 1983, he was a member of the Miami Hurricanes national championship team that won the Orange Bowl. After his collegiate career, he joined the San Francisco 49ers as a defensive end and was an integral part of the defense that helped win a pair of Super Bowls.

Radford Alumin can attend this meeting for $22.50 per reservation. Select Radford Alumni from the drop-down menu.

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Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs
Oct
21
5:45 PM17:45

Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs

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Spend an evening with the Roanoke Rail Yard Dogs!

Speakers for the meeting to be announced.

Rail Yard Dawgs Boosters AND Dawgs Season Ticket Holders can attend this meeting for $22.50 per reservation. Select the Rail Yard Dawgs Boosters/Season Ticket Holders from the drop-down menu.

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Mike Burnop - Football & Men's Basketball Analyst
Apr
15
5:45 PM17:45

Mike Burnop - Football & Men's Basketball Analyst

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Mike Burnop, Virginia Tech’s Hall of Fame network analyst received a multi-year contract extension prior to the 2015 football season and enters his 40th season in the Hokies’ football booth. Burnop, a former star tight end for the Hokies, still holds the Virginia Tech record for receptions in a season by a tight end with 46.

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Bryan Stinespring - Roanoke Football Coach
Feb
19
5:45 PM17:45

Bryan Stinespring - Roanoke Football Coach

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Bryan Stinespring, courtesy Roanoke College.

In November, Roanoke College announced that Bryan Stinespring will be the new head coach for the Maroons football program, which the school is rebuilding after a hiatus of more than 80 years. Stinespring, previously the associate head football coach and offensive assistant at Virginia Military Institute, brings more than 30 years of Virginia coaching experience to the role, including 26 years under legendary coach Frank Beamer at Virginia Tech.

Roanoke College hasn't had a football team since 1942, when it was forced to disband the program because of the constraints of World War II. This summer, Roanoke College announced it had raised $1.3 million to support the return of football and add co-curricular varsity cheerleading and marching band programs.

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