2021-2022 Season Wrap-Up

Dear Bullets Friends and Families,

Our season has come to a close, as has our fundraising efforts for the 2021-22 campaign. We are thrilled to report that we have raised $20,000 this year, putting our 10-year total over $130,000! Thanks to participants in the 3-on-3 basketball tournament, hat and shirt sales, and direct donations, we were able to eclipse our original goal of $10,000. We would like to thank all of the alumni, family, and friends of the program that have assisted us in the fundraising effort this season. We would also like to thank Project ALS for all of their support this season, in addition to their support over the past 10 years.

We ended the season 9-9 in Centennial Conference play and wrapped up the season with a DH sweep against Ursinus. Coach Campo announced his retirement at the end of the season after 36 years as head coach. We would like to extend a special thank you to Coach as he played a crucial role in the success of our efforts. His dedication to this cause was unwavering and inspiring. His dedication to this cause for the past 10 years had led to more than $130,000 raised for a cause much bigger than baseball. We, and the team, thank you for your efforts and guidance this past year.

We look forward to the continuation of Take ALS Yard, which honors Tommy Kirchhoff and Robert Boreman. It has been our pleasure to lead this season’s efforts and we could not have done it without your support. We would like to extend one final thank you to our teammates, coaches, friends, family, and alumni.  

Matt Muir & Shane Manieri