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Under Armour and Wounded Warrior Project Name Honorary Captains for University of South Carolina's November 14 Game Against Gators

Tue Nov 10, 2009 12:39pm EST
Under Armour and Wounded Warrior Project Name Honorary Captains for University
of South Carolina's November 14 Game Against Gators


    WHO:    Corporal Steven Diaz, U.S. Marine Corps (Ret)
              - Served from 2003-2006; injured by IED blast in Iraq (2005);
              native of Columbia, SC
            Staff Sgt. Dan Nevins, U.S. Army (Ret)
              - 15-year military career; injured by IED blast in Iraq (2004)
            Tech. Sgt. Michael Williams, U.S. Air Force (Active Duty)
              - Currently at Walter Reed Army Medical Center recovering from
              injuries sustained while serving in Afghanistan; native of
              Summerville, SC.

    WHEN:   Practice
            Thursday, November 12, 2009 at 2:30-6:30pm
            Game
            Saturday, November 14, 2009 at 3:30pm

    WHERE:  University of South Carolina
            Williams-Brice Stadium
            Columbia, SC 29208

    WHY:    Under Armour and the Jacksonville, Fla.-based Wounded Warrior
            Project have selected three wounded warriors to serve as
            honorary captains at the first University of South Carolina
            Wounded Warrior Project Game Powered by Under Armour. The
            honorary captains will join the team at practice on Thursday,
            and participate in the ceremonial coin toss at the beginning of
            the game on Saturday in honor of the U.S. Armed Services.

            The Wounded Warrior Project Game Powered by Under Armour will
            take place on Saturday, November 14 when the Gamecocks face-off
            against the top-ranked Florida Gators. The team will be wearing
            customized black and desert camouflage jerseys and cleats
            featuring the Wounded Warrior Project logo. In addition, warrior
            core value embellishments such as Duty, Honor and Courage will
            replace the athletes' last names on each jersey. A select number
            of game jerseys will be auctioned off the week following the
            game at Gamecocksonline.com. Fans can also purchase custom gear
            at www.underarmour.com and the school's bookstores. A portion of
            the proceeds from the game jersey auction and the sale of the
            fan gear will be donated to the Wounded Warrior Project. The
            Wounded Warrior Project's ongoing partnership with the National
            Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics will continue
            to bring together wounded warriors and the collegiate athletic
            community.

    CONTACT:
    Diane Pelkey                     Steve Gerrish
    Under Armour Communications      Wounded Warrior Project
    410-246-5927                     904-405-1166

    /PRNewswire -- Nov. 10/




SOURCE  Wounded Warrior Project



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