UCCS hosts Moonlight Madness
By Doug Fitzgerald
published October 13,
2005
The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs menâ€TMs and womenâ€TMs basketball teams will be hosting Moonlight Madness on Saturday, Oct. 15 at 7 p.m. at the Lionsâ€TM Den.
Moonlight Madness, like Midnight Madness only a few hours earlier, is the kickoff event for the Mountain Lions basketball teams.
Festivities will include a battle-of-the-sexes 3-point contest, a two-ball hot shot contest, 10-minute menâ€TMs and womenâ€TMs scrimmages, a slam-dunk contest and fan shooting contests. Fans will also have ample opportunity to interact with players and coaches from both teams.
Admission is free, but fans are encouraged to bring donations for hurricane victims.
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