Randolph Girls Volleyball Holds Annual "Dig Pink" Fundraiser Game

RANDOLPH, NJ- The Randolph girls volleyball team hosts a special breast cancer fundraiser every year, raising funds to help fight the disease.  This year's honorary Dig Pink game was held on Tuesday, October 1, when the Lady Rams hosted Morris Hills.

Dig Pink is a national program started by an organization called the Side Out Foundation, which pledges to connect the sport of volleyball to a meaningful mission - changing the future of cancer care.  The foundation helps raise money through sponsorship of Dig Pink games across the country during the month of October.  Side out provides grants for breast cancer research as well as support for families fighting that unfortunate battle.

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The home team raised just over $800 for charity with donations collected before and during the event.

For the match itself, the Lady Rams were victorious by a 2-0 score ( 25-19, 25-21 ).  Belinda Carcamo had 4 kills and 6 service points to help lead Randolph.  Regan Galloway also had 4 kills.  Jazmine Holder had 6 digs, Klara Hindson had 13 assists, and Viki Katsanos had 3 aces for Randolph.

The girls play their next three games on the road, at Mt. Olive, Hackettstown, and Par Hills.

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