INDIANA, Pa. – The IUP department of athletics has partnered with Indiana Area School District to distribute one free ticket for students in grades K-8 for the football game on Saturday, October 14 against Edinboro at Miller Stadium.
New IASD superintendent Robert Heinrich will be present to flip the coin prior to the game. Those attending with tickets are encouraged to wear IUP or IASD apparel to the game. Each child in grades kindergarten through eighth grade will receive one free ticket for this Saturday's game at George P. Miller Stadium on IUP's campus, compliments of Mark Arbuckle Nissan, and is encouraged to bring family and friends.
"A promotion that has been well received over the years, we continually rely on the Indiana community to provide support for the IUP athletic department, our teams and student-athletes," IUP director of athletics Todd Garzarelli said. "Continuing our partnership with Indiana Area School District with initiatives such as this, thanks to the generous support of Mark Arbuckle Nissan, helps support our surrounding community by providing the next generation of students and student-athletes a chance to see a collegiate athletic event in person."
IUP football has just two home games remaining during the 2023 regular season, including Saturday's matchup with the Fighting Scots.
"Indiana School District is excited to show our kids that their daily efforts in the classroom and in the community are deserving of recognition by such a great institution like IUP," Indiana High School director of athletics Dan Roan said. "Any chance that we as a school district can collaborate and work together with IUP is always something we are willing to do. Growing and fostering a relationship with this University is something we take pride in."
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