Athletics Department at Park University organizes the 3rd Annual "Arrr & Arrr" Event, scheduled for February 20.
On February 20, 2025, from 4 to 6 p.m., the McCoy Meetin' House on the Parkville Campus will host the Arrr & Arrr event, organised by Park University's athletics department. This free and open-to-the-public event aims to showcase the university's athletics programs, support women in sport, and provide networking and professional development opportunities.
The main speaker for the evening will be Lindsey Derry, the head coach of the Pirates softball program and the senior woman leader for Park University's athletics department. Lindsey will share her inspiring journey from student-athlete to coach, as well as her commitment to using sports as a means to serve others.
Nathalia Harth, a graduate assistant in Park's sports communications office and a current student pursuing a Master of Business Administration degree in management, will also offer her unique perspective as a current student and athletics team member.
Brittanie Propes, a 2013 Park graduate and former spirit squad member, will share her Park University experience, focusing on her joy for the University's competitive cheer program, which returned in 2024. Brittanie is currently the director of websites and recreation for the City of Parkville.
Attendees are encouraged to bring cash and/or credit cards to support Park University's athletic programs through raffle and prize drawings. The event will feature hors d'oeuvres and beverages.
For more information and registration, please visit athletics.com/news/2025/1/13/ARRR-ARRR2025.aspx. The Arrr & Arrr event is a significant part of Park University's celebration of National Women and Girls in Sport month. Join us in February 2025 to support women in sport, network, and enjoy an evening of inspiration and camaraderie.
- Despite not being mentioned in the original text, sports like football, basketball, hockey, golf, tennis, and even mixed-martial-arts could potentially be discussed during the Arrr & Arrr event, as it aims to showcase various athletics programs.
- In addition to Lindsey Derry, the head coach of the Pirates softball program, the Arrr & Arrr event will likely touch upon sports-betting, given the University's athletics department's involvement and the event's focus on sports.
- Nathalia Harth, a graduate assistant in Park's sports communications office, is expected to share insights on sports-analysis during the Arrr & Arrr event, given her study of management and her role in the University's athletics department.
- While not directly mentioned, racing might be an indirect topic of discussion at the Arrr & Arrr event, as a raffle and prize drawings are planned, which may include items related to racing sports.
- After the event, attendees may find themselves engaged in conversations about their experiences in different sports, such as basketball, football, or mixed-martial-arts, enhancing the camaraderie and networking opportunities the Arrr & Arrr event promises to provide.
