The Wolfpacker: An Independent Magazine Covering NC State Sports
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■ WOLFPACK CLUB NEWS The Wolfpack Club would like to recognize the following donors for signing up a new member for our 2012 Strength in Numbers campaign between August 17 and October 15, 2012. Bernard Rex Allman Carroll Clark Scott III David Charles Stuckey David Corey Edgar Augustus Wood III Emily and Richard Currin Francis Combs Gary Benjamin Abernathy John L. English Joseph W. Barbee Jr. Lauren Ashley Upchurch Patricia Moore Boyette Peden Companies Robert Win Lewis Shannon Marie Teague Aycock Virgil R. and Dale Dodson Volunteer Rep Program At the Wolfpack Club, we take great pride in our Volunteer Rep Program. We have donors spread out all across the state and the country who volunteer their time to act as our eyes and ears in their respective areas to strengthen the membership of the Wolfpack Club. The following territories are in need of volunteer reps. NORTH CAROLINA COUNTIES – Chero- kee, Clay, Graham, McDowell, Mitchell, Polk, Rutherford, Yancey, Alexander, Al- leghany, Avery, Wilkes, Watauga, Surry, Cabarrus, Cleveland, Gaston, Mecklen- burg, Stanly, Caswell, Guilford, Randolph, Rockingham, Durham, Chatham, Mont- gomery, Bladen, Cumberland, Greene, Lenoir, Pitt, Wayne, Wilson, Brunswick, Craven, Edgecombe, Franklin, Halifax, Beaufort, Martin, Currituck, Gates, Wake OTHER STATES – Virginia, South Caro- lina, Tennessee, and Georgia If you live in one of these areas and are interested in becoming a rep for the Wolfpack Club, please contact Angie Ward for more information. You can reach her at 919-865-1422 or email angie.ward@wolfpackclub.com. Hometown: Morgantown, N.C. Occupation: Former elemen- tary school teacher Family: Husband, Barry. Nephew, John and lots of pets! Hobbies: Attending Pack sporting events, shopping, din- ing with friends. Accomplishments: Won the J. W. Abernathy Wolfpack Club Rep Award in 2004. Wolfpack fan? My Dad grad- uated from NCSU. I was born in Raleigh and started attend- ing games at the age of eight. I could not articulate it then, but I knew that I loved NC State and that the Pack was my passion. If I lived closer I would attend "all things NC State." How did you become a involved with the Wolfpack Club? I was asked by Stephen Ponder in 1994 to become a rep, and I was thrilled. I felt I could turn my passion for the Pack into helping our student athletes. I also enjoy planning events like our caravans and attending our rep workshops and area meetings. Why did you decide to get Betsy Blatz Why should someone that's not a member join the Wolfpack Club? There are numerous reasons to join ... The Wolfpacker magazine, ticket opportunities, Coaches Caravan and special event invitations that members receive. I think everyone that loves NC State should join and help our student-athletes. Some of my best friends I met through the Wolfpack Club! Do you have any favorite game-day traditions? I love to watch our marching band in the PNC parking area as they enter the stadium. Getting in my seat early is a must, and I love tailgating with my Wolfpack friends. Visiting with people that sit near me at Carter-Finley is so meaning- ful. I consider them part of my Wolfpack family. WOLFPACK CLUB Who is your favorite all-time student athlete? Torry Holt is my favorite!!! NOVEMBER 2012 ■ 3 Representative Spotlight Betsy Blatz