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Westfield men’s soccer team raises $20,000
From left: Coach Myron Vaughn, Sara Bailey, from the Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital, and the Ariganello family present a check to St.Vincent for $20,000. (Submitted photo)

Westfield men’s soccer team raises $20,000

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From left: Coach Myron Vaughn, Sara Bailey, from the Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital, and the Ariganello family present a check to St.Vincent for $20,000. (Submitted photo)
From left: Coach Myron Vaughn, Sara Bailey, from the Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital, and the Ariganello family present a check to St.Vincent for $20,000. (Submitted photo)

By Sadie Hunter

In its seventh year, the Westfield men’s soccer team’s annual Shamrock Charity Challenge set a record, raising $20,000 for Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital.

The charity soccer tournament included two teams from Westfield High School, along with teams from North Central, Carmel and Cardinal Ritter high schools. Three high schools from Ohio also participated.

“Our motto this year was Many Teams, One Cause,” said Lynn Eisberg, a parent who helps organize the charity tournament. “A special tradition our senior players have is to visit the Children’s Hospital the Friday of the tournament. This is a very heartwarming event as boys from three teams took gifts for the children.”

Since its inception, the charity tournament has raised approximately $85,000 for the hospital.


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