The Wolfpacker: An Independent Magazine Covering NC State Sports
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■ wolfpack club news The 2013 Wolfpack Club Coaches Caravans: Coming soon to a town near you! District Alexander William Umpierre loves cheering on NC State. He was born on Dec. 26, 2012, to Rachael Overcash ('02) and Michael Umpierre. He is a fourth-generation Wolfpacker! Date City, State Thursday, May 16 Monday, May 20 Tuesday, May 21 Tuesday, May 21 Wednesday, May 22 Thursday, May 23 Tuesday, May 28 Tuesday, June 25 Tuesday, Aug. 13 Thursday, Sept. 5 Tuesday, Sept. 17 Tuesday, Oct. 1 Asheville, NC Lumberton, NC Greensboro, NC Wilmington, NC Winston-Salem, NC Charlotte, NC Edenton, NC Manteo, NC Fayetteville, NC Rocky Mount, NC New York City Hickory, NC 2 17 6 11 4 9 15 14 5 10 52 3 Coach Doeren Doeren Gottfried Doeren Doeren Gottfried Doeren Gottfried Gottfried Gottfried Gottfried Gottfried COMPLIANCE CORNER — BOOSTERS BY THE RULES Subscribing to The Wolfpacker magazine makes you a booster and supporter of our athletics programs! Look for the Compliance Corner in future issues. Roman Lail, son of Charity & Matt ('97) Lail of Raleigh, wears his Wolfpack onesie proudly. Roman is the grandson of Harold & Becky Lail of Pine Knoll Shores and Larry & Janet Quist of Raleigh, and greatgrandson of longtime Wolfpack Club members Bill & Ida Johnson of Clinton. Roman was born on March 1, 2012, and is the little brother of Siena (6) and Britain (4). Webb Gay, son of Mitch and Elise Gay ('04), born Feb. 26, 2013, watches on while the Wolfpack defeats Wake Forest, March 6. Official Visits In sports other than men's basketball, a prospective student-athlete (recruit) is allowed to have an expense-paid visit (official visit) beginning on the opening day of classes of his or her senior year in high school. In men's basketball, a recruit may take an official visit beginning January 1st of his junior year in high school. A prospective student-athlete may take a maximum of five (5) official visits, with not more than one (1) permitted to any single institution. An official visit shall not exceed 48 hours from the time the prospective student-athlete arrives on NC State's campus to the time he or she departs NC State's campus. While on an official visit a prospective student-athlete may be provided: •Transportation to and from the institutions campus (Men's basketball may provide transportation for parents/legal guardians). •Reasonable lodging in the locale (30-mile radius) of the institution. •Meals, not to exceed three (3) per day, plus a reasonable snack (pizza, hamburger). •Three (3) complimentary admissions to an institution's home athletic contest (30-mile radius of the institution). Five (5) complimentary admissions for non-traditional families. During an official visit, recruits may not be provided: • Complimentary admissions to conference championships or other postseason competitions (i.e., bowl games, NCAA Tournament). • Excessive official visit benefits (i.e., limousine transportation, hotel suites). Furthermore, an institution and those representing the institution may not publicize a recruit's official visit. Also, boosters of the institution are not permitted to have any contact with recruits or their family members. In the spirit of helping NC State maintain a culture of compliance we ask our donors or supporters to refrain from creating products (i.e., posters, shirts, etc.) that would make a recruit's official visit public, and from contacting recruits or family members while on their official visit. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Compliance Office. "Ask Before You Act" by contacting NC State Athletic Compliance directly. Toll Free: 1-855-5 COMPLY (1-855-526-6759) Text: 919-675-4424 Email: ask_compliance@ncsu.edu Online: www.gopack.com/compliance @NCSUCompliance #STATEsmart May 2013 ■ 7 3-7.WP Club News.indd 7 4/30/13 2:04 PM