Fan Appreciation Night at Razorback Soccer
The Razorback soccer team returns to action at Razorback Field tonight, Oct. 4, when they take on the LSU Tigers. Tonight is Fan Appreciation Night with all fans getting in for only $1! The first 300 fans through the gate will receive a mini USB car charger, and University of Arkansas students can enter to win $500 in free books for the spring semester from the U of A Bookstore.
The Razorbacks return to the pitch on Sunday, Oct. 6, at 1 p.m. when they face Mississippi State. Sunday is Junior Razorback Day. The Junior Razorbacks is the official kids club of the Arkansas Razorbacks and comes with many benefits including a T-shirt, exclusive autograph sessions with Razorback sports teams, and an on-field experience at the Razorback Football spring game. To join, visit ArkansasRazorbacks.com/JrRazorbacks. Following Sunday's game, there will be a free youth soccer clinic for kids in the 8th grade and under.
Contacts
Janna Hughes, Asst. Director of Marketing
Razorback Marketing
479-575-6055,
jxh066@uark.edu
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