Tonight: ‘Strike Out Stroke’ with Augusta University Health

Augusta University Health, in partnership with The American Heart Association – CSRA and the Augusta GreenJackets, will host “Strike Out Stroke” Night on Wednesday, June 8 at 7:05 at Lake Olmstead Stadium.

Over the course of the GreenJackets game against the Asheville Tourists, Augusta University will take over the concourse with a series of educational stations and interactive stroke-related games. Participants of “Strike Out Stroke” Night will have a chance to see the debilitating symptoms of stroke firsthand while learning how to identify symptoms before they strike.

Those that complete all 10 stations will be able to register for a chance to win either a bicycle (for child participants) or a FitBit (for adult participants).

Mary Morrison, WJBF news personality and stroke survivor, will throw out the honorary first pitch.

For every ticket sold in advance of the game, $4 will be donated to the American Heart Association. To purchase your advance tickets, call 706-922-9467 or visit greenjacketsbaseball.com/tickets and enter code word “HEART.”

For more information about the American Heart Association, contact 803-474-5985.

For more information about Augusta University Health’s Stroke Care Center, visit augustahealth.org/stroke.

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Nick Garrett

Nick Garrett is a communications coordinator in the Division of Communications & Marketing at Augusta University. Contact him at 706-446-4802 or ngarret1@augusta.edu.

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