Pictured (L to R) at the donation presentation: Paige Muh, Piedmont Fayette Hospital Director of Community Relations; Jason Barnes, Whitewater High athletic director; Devon DeBlois, Whitewater football player; Catherine Hoffman, Director of Oncology Services; Chad Frazier, Whitewater head football coach; Kristie Hayward, Whitewater teacher; Krystin Hall, Whitewater Principal; and Kirsten Soriano, Program Coordinator and Health Coach.
Pictured (L to R) at the donation presentation: Paige Muh, Piedmont Fayette Hospital Director of Community Relations; Jason Barnes, Whitewater High athletic director; Devon DeBlois, Whitewater football player; Catherine Hoffman, Director of Oncology Services; Chad Frazier, Whitewater head football coach; Kristie Hayward, Whitewater teacher; Krystin Hall, Whitewater Principal; and Kirsten Soriano, Program Coordinator and Health Coach.
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0The Wildcats teamed up for a good cause. At the football game against Troup County, Whitewater High hosted a Breast Cancer Awareness Pink Out raising money for the Cancer Wellness Center at Piedmont Fayette Hospital. The school recently presented proceeds from the fundraiser to representatives from Piedmont Fayette Hospital.
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