Mid Michigan College’s Tailgate Team Toss Challenge brought excitement, school spirit, and scholarship opportunities to local high school football games this fall. The interactive halftime event gave students the chance to compete in a fun, friendly bean bag toss competition with scholarship awards totaling several thousand dollars.
“We were able to attend four local games this year, and it was a great opportunity to connect with local students, families, and community members,” shared Beth Binder, Director of Admissions at Mid.
During each event, participating students competed for a chance to earn Mid Michigan College scholarships in the amount of $100 or $500. The following awards and winners include:
Sept. 5 Farewell v. Osborn game – $500 to Jacey Stover; $500 to Addy Radtke; $100 to Paris Gutierrez; and $100 to Allena Wunderlich, all of Farwell.
Sept. 12 Mt. Pleasant vs. Midland Dow game – $500 to Audrey Lange; $500 to Kylie Hutchins; $100 to Audrina Fillingham’ and $100 to Ella Dawson, all of Mt. Pleasant.
Sept. 19 Clare vs. Gladwin game – $500 to Liz Winchester and $500 to Ben Verellen, both of Gladwin; $100 to Mackenzie Miller and $100 to Mallory Louch, both of Clare.
Oct. 17 Shepherd vs. St. Louis game – $500 to Scarlett Salm and $500 to Taylor Briehl, both of Shepherd; $100 to Aeralyn Leonard and $100 to Abby McCulley, both of St. Louis.
In total, $4,800 in scholarships were awarded to local high school students through the Mid Michigan College Tailgate Team Toss Challenge.
The initiative aligns with Mid Michigan College’s mission to create connections with local students and promote pathways to success through higher education. The College continues to collaborate with area high schools and community partners to offer innovative, student-centered programs and events.
For more information about Mid’s scholarship opportunities, upcoming events, and degree programs, visit midmich.edu or contact Admissions at admisions@midmich.edu
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