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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE --October 14, 1999
Contact: John Johnson or Andy Frushour-- 517.332.5046
Group Ticket Sales Underway For
Girls Basketball Finals;
Orders Being Accepted On-Line At CMU Athletic Ticket Office
click here for an
order form--pdf file
EAST LANSING, Mich. - Oct. 6 - Group ticket
sales are underway for the 1999 Michigan High School Athletic
Association Girls Basketball Finals at Rose Arena in Mt. Pleasant,
December 2-4.
Under the program, groups of 10 or more can obtain a substantial
discount off the standard ticket price for any session of the
semifinals or finals. For the girls basketball semifinals and
finals, the discount is 50 percent off the standard $5.00 semifinal
and $6.00 final ticket price.
"This is an excellent opportunity for school groups, youth
teams and the like to come out and experience the excitement
of high school athletics," said John R. Johnson, communications
director of the MHSAA. "We hope that groups across the state
will again take advantage of this opportunity to support high
school sports."
In each of the past two seasons, approximately 1,000 tickets
were distributed through group sales, and the event attendance
for the past two years have hit all-time highs.
In order to qualify for the discount, all orders must be submitted
to the Central Michigan University Athletic Ticket Office, postmarked
by November 12. No orders postmarked after the deadline date
will be accepted.
A Group Ticket Order Form for the MHSAA Girls Basketball Finals
may be obtained from the CMU Athletic Ticket Office, Rose Arena,
Mt. Pleasant, MI 48859; or can be downloaded from the MHSAA web
site by clicking here.
In addition, tickets can be ordered on-line through the Central
Michigan University Athletic Ticket Office. The address is:
www.cmich.edu/~cmsports/tickets.html.
The MHSAA is a private, not-for-profit corporation of voluntary
membership by over 1,300 public and private senior high schools
and junior high/middle schools which exists to develop common
rules for athletic eligibility and competition. No government
funds or tax dollars support the MHSAA, which was the first such
association nationally to not accept membership dues or tournament
entry fees from schools. Member schools which enforce these
rules are permitted to participate in MHSAA tournaments conducted
in 12 sports for girls and 12 sports for boys which attract approximately
1.3 million spectators each year.
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