Athletics | UND Alumni Association & Foundation
the goal is to create something that will.
Future generations of student-athletes will proudly wear their uniforms because of your gift. Support areas of greatest need and make an immediate impact.
Keep our student-athletes at UND. This earned athletic academic award will help us recruit, retain, and develop student-athletes above and beyond scholarship support.
The goal of the North Dakota Champions Club is to cover expenses and scholarship dollars for all UND student-athletes.
An addition to the Frederick "Fritz" D. Pollard Jr. Athletic Center will return our facilities to national distinction. The project will benefit all 17 Athletics programs at the University of North Dakota.
The 1889 Legacy Society includes donors who have confirmed testamentary commitments in their will or estate plan. Cementing their legacy as a difference maker for UND Athletics.
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Our team is here to assist you when making a gift to UND Athletics.
Coltyn Sanderson, ’16
Associate Athletic Director, Major Gifts
coltyns@UNDfoundation.org
701.777.1815
Inside the Locker Room
The Champions Club is the largest private annual gift revenue source for UND Athletics. Over 3,600 members give generously to support student-athletes, with most funds going directly to scholarships.
Engineering graduate Brian Milne, ’78, has been a great friend of the North Dakota Champions Club, and has built a collection of UND Athletics memorabilia from winning bids at the Champions Ball.
UND’s first baseball diamond was named after him. Nearly two decades later, so was the University’s fieldhouse. Ken Hyslop’s legacy of generosity continues to shape UND Athletics as one of UND’s top benefactors and namesakes.
UND graduate who excelled in track and field starts two successful companies while giving back to his alma mater.
UND Soccer star is achieving her goals in competition, medicine, and community service.
Lori (Barsness) Maurer’s roots run deep at the University of North Dakota. Ten years ago, she created a scholarship to benefit UND student-athletes and recently renewed her gift as the account grew.