The Milford High School girls basketball program is pleased to once again host the Game of Hope this Thursday, January 16. The event, which features a basketball tripleheader on the court and loads of fun activities off of it, will benefit The Cure Starts Now.
Started as a remembrance of the late Lauren Hill, Milford’s Game of Hope will feature a Layup4Lauren Challenge at halftime of the varsity game, along with split the pot, a bake sale, t-shirts being sold for $20, a Game of Hope basket raffle, as well as remembrance and honors ribbons for $1. The ribbons will be displayed in The Fley Center, just outside the Milford Gym.
The night will start with a Milford-Seton JVB contest tipping off at 4:30 pm, followed by an Eagles-Kings junior varsity/varsity doubleheader at 6 and 7:30 pm. Fans won’t want to miss a special pre-game ceremony just prior to the varsity game getting underway. Adult tickets for the night are $8, while students will be admitted for $5. Tickets can be purchased in advance here or at the door.
About The Cure Starts Now
Started in 2007 by Cincinnati residents, The Cure Starts Now Foundation has revolutionized cancer research worldwide with its focus on a “homerun cure” for all cancers. In 2014 we reached over $2.6 million in funding which has allowed us to provide funding of new experimental treatments and research at top pediatric oncology hospitals including Cincinnati Children’s Hospital.
Milford Girls Basketball To Host Game Of Hope Thursday
January 16, 2025