Stag Nation wants a sell-out sendoff for Alumni Hall
It will be the end of an era for Alumni Hall at Fairfield University.
News 12 Staff
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Feb 19, 2021, 11:45 PM
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Updated 1,160 days ago
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4ds agoIt will be the end of an era for Alumni Hall at Fairfield University.
The university is inviting Stags fans across the country to purchase tickets through March 5, the end of the basketball regular season.
But the schedule is always changing due to the pandemic.
As of Friday afternoon, the Stags are slated to play the last four home games at Alumni hall this weekend. Each ticket comes with an entry for a series of raffles.
"This is way more than a building. It's also important to recognize and acknowledge and celebrate your past, and to sell out Alumni Hall one last time for a basketball game is really, really important," said Zach Dayton, the deputy athletic director for Fairfield University. "There's been a lot of incredible memories, incredible games here between our basketball and volleyball programs. A lot to celebrate and a lot to look forward to here at Fairfield University."
Construction on the new $45 million convocation center begins soon.
