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Dick Butkus dinner/auction raises $3,250

College and Pro Hall of Fame linebacker Dick Butkus was the keynote speaker at a dinner/auction event in the Winters Dining Hall Friday, April 16 that raised $3,250 for the More Than a Game campaign to bring lights and synthetic turf to CU athletic facilities. Read More...


Vince Gill concert raises $40,000 for CU athletics

Giving back is nothing new for Country Music legend Vince Gill. The singer/song writer took the stage Friday night at Campbellsville University's Ransdell Chapel in front of a sold-out crowd to raise money for CU athletics' "More Than a Game" fundraising campaign. Read More...





Last light pole goes verticle; field upgrades continue

The last of nine light poles went vertical Wednesday morning as lighting and turf upgrade work on the football, soccer and baseball fields continues. Read More...






Half of the light fixtures arrive, other half here Wednesday

About half of the 157 light fixtures that will be used on the football, soccer and baseball fields arrived late Tueday afternoon along with about half of the pre-stressed studs. Read More...





Football, soccer and baseball field upgrades now under way

The project that will ultimately lead to night games for football, soccer and baseball, and artificial turf for football and soccer, drew its first dirt Dec. 21 when holes for the light poles began to be drilled at Finley Stadium. Read More...






CU honors 'We Are Marshall' coach, athletics kicks off campaign

Campbellsville University's face to the outside world, athletics, is ever changing. In 2006, a new name was given to the CU football stadium - Ron Finley Stadium. Now, the Tigers are preparing for another change to the gridiron - synthetic turf and lights. The campaign will also put lights on the CU baseball field. Former Marshall University head coach Jack Lengyel, who helped rebuild the Marshall football program in the 1970s, visited CU Sept. 25 to help kickoff the $1.2 million campaign. Read More ...