Join the Athletics Day of Giving April 17

Make a Gift for Athletics Day of Giving

Help us create an amazing student-athlete experience at The College of Wooster! You can support student-athletes as leaders who make a difference while they build lifetime friendships with a gift to the Fighting Scots Fund on our annual Athletics Day of Giving, Thursday, April 17.

Whether you are a former Fighting Scot or an enthusiastic fan, your support of Wooster's student-athlete experience makes you a forever Fighting Scot! Thanks to the Fighting Scots Fund, our annual athletics fund that supports all 23 varsity sports at Wooster, our almost 500 student-athletes, coaches, and athletics staff can compete at the highest levels. Your gift to the Fighting Scots Fund provides every team with funds for the following and more:

• Outfitting our student-athletes in Wooster apparel
• Strength and conditioning equipment
• Travel expenses, including international trips
• Facility enhancements
• Technology and analytics

Make a gift through 11:59 p.m. ET on April 17 to be part of the Athletics Day of Giving and make a difference for the Fighting Scots! You can designate a portion of your gift to directly support the student-athlete experience of a team or teams of your choosing and track your team's progress through the day. Thanks to generous donors, over $100,000 in gifts will be matched dollar for dollar.

Wooster's Fighting Scots continuously excel athletically and academically. Recent significant accomplishments include:

• Wooster ranking No. 3 in the entire NCAA for most NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipients over the last five academic years, and already having one this year in men's soccer's Max Wiley '25
• A record 290 Fighting Scots qualifying for the Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having at least a 3.5 GPA during the fall semester
• Men's basketball's Jamir Billings '25 earning a coveted spot as one of the 100 small college basketball players on the Bevo Francis Award Watch List
• Swimming and diving's Ollie Bream '25 capped her career as an All-American with a 13th-place in the 200 butterfly at the NCAA Div. III Championships.
• Track and field's Daysia Hargrave '25 earned All-America status for the second time with a 16th-place finish in the 60-meter hurdles at the indoor Div. III Championships.
• Our Fighting Scots continue to impact the community in positive and meaningful ways, led by the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee's "Adopt-A-Family" service program and men's lacrosse partnering with Team Impact
• Plus, much more!

For more on the Fighting Scots, check back regularly on our website and our main athletics Facebook, X, and Instagram accounts!