Fisk University Golf Scramble Aims to Support Women's Basketball Program

During the recent Sports Authority meeting held in Nashville, a heartfelt tribute was paid to Michael Kilbane, a beloved member of the Metro Nashville Network (MNN) team who recently passed away. His contributions to the community and the sports authority were acknowledged, highlighting the importance of public access to information and the role of local media in fostering community engagement. Attendees expressed their appreciation for Kilbane's kindness and humor, noting that he was a cherished presence at the meetings.

In addition to the tribute, Victoria Crawford, a representative from Fisk University’s women's basketball program, shared details about an upcoming annual golf scramble. Scheduled for August 2 at Ted Rhodes Golf Course, the event aims to support young female athletes and provide them with opportunities similar to their male counterparts. Crawford emphasized the significance of empowering young women in sports and encouraged community members to participate and support the initiative. The event promises a fun atmosphere, complete with a DJ, and aims to foster a sense of community while raising funds for the program.

The meeting underscored the dual focus on honoring community members and promoting local sports initiatives, reflecting Nashville's commitment to both remembrance and the advancement of women's sports. As the community looks forward to the golf scramble, the legacy of individuals like Kilbane continues to inspire engagement and support for local programs.