Poca Valley partners with West Virginia State University to support athletics

Ericke S. Cage, President
Ericke S. Cage, President
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Poca Valley and West Virginia State University announced on Apr. 11 a multi-year partnership aimed at supporting the university’s athletics programs. The agreement was revealed before the start of WVSU’s spring football game.

As part of the partnership, the athletic complex at WVSU’s football field will be named the Poca Valley Athletic Complex for three years. The collaboration will provide funding for student-athlete development and program enhancements, with the goal of maintaining competitiveness and fostering both academic and athletic excellence among students.

WVSU President Ericke S. Cage said, “Poca Valley is a tremendous partner with our university and we are thankful for this significant investment that will help strengthen our athletic department and improve our student-athletes experience. This will help us continue to provide opportunities for our student-athletes to excel academically and athletically.”

Kevin Jennings, vice president of human resources and marketing at Poca Valley, said, “West Virginia State University is a cornerstone of our region. We’re proud to support the institution and its athletic program, and we look forward to this wonderful partnership. Supporting our communities is central to our culture. We’re committed to supporting these student athletes and continued excellence at West Virginia State.”

The agreement is part of WVSU’s State of Tomorrow Capital Campaign, which aims to raise $25 million in order to enhance student experiences, strengthen academic programs, expand campus resources, and sustain WVSU’s legacy as an important partner in West Virginia’s growth.

Trey Jones, WVSU Vice President for University Advancement said, “Poca Valley has a long history of supporting education and community initiatives across the region, and this agreement reflects its dedication to making a lasting difference in the lives of students. Support like this helps us move our vision forward by strengthening programs and creating new opportunities for our students and the broader community.”

More information about contributing can be found at www.wvstateu.edu/stateoftomorrow.



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