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From the Quad
10/5/2023 5:50:00 PM | General
Presented by Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist
Good Evening Demon Deacon Nation:
The 111th edition of From the Quad comes to you one day after a fun trip to the newly-minted Atlantic Coast Conference offices in uptown Charlotte as standout wide receiver Donavon Greene, Vice Provost for Charlotte Programs and the Dean of the School of Professional Studies Dr. Charles Iacovou, and several members of our Wake Forest Athletics staff joined me to see our colleagues in the Queen City!
Senior Director for Creative Media & Content Strategy Mitch Lisowski put together this excellent video recap of our time with the Commissioner and the league staff, including Donavon checking out the ACC's new state-of-the-art video and replay center. We had a great time sharing the history and heritage of Demon Deacons Athletics and highlighting the incredible investments and success that more than doubled our Wake Forest fanbase (115 percent) to 2.7 million strong over the last five years.
Speaking of success - we've got a big Demon Deacons soccer game that is underway right now, so let's get right to the updates!
Fall Sports Programs Surging with Big Games on Deck - Including Right Now on ACCN!
Tune on ACC Network as our No. 25 ranked women's soccer is in upstate New York at Syracuse tonight to battle the Orange. Coach Tony da Luz earned his 300th win at Wake Forest and his 100th ACC victory almost two weeks ago on Sunday, Sept. 24 with a 2-0 victory over No. 22 Virginia. Check out this cinematic recap of the victory from our talented creative staff. Coach da Luz's squad followed that performance up with a victory at Virginia Tech last Friday, 2-0.
On the men's side, Coach Bobby Muuss' squad is unbeaten in their last six matches and has defeated Clemson and Boston College, and tied defending NCAA Champion Syracuse during this run. Our No. 6 ranked Demon Deacons are back in action tomorrow in their first Big 4 test of the season as they travel to Raleigh for a 7 p.m. start at NC State, live on ACC Network Extra.
Meanwhile, Coach Randi Smart's volleyball program is off to a great start at 11-4 and has earned big-time victories over Miami, Clemson and Mississippi State. We have enjoyed record-breaking crowds inside Varsity Arena all season long as our community has enjoyed the fun atmosphere and exciting competition that is FREE for all to attend. The Deacs are on the road this weekend at Boston College and Syracuse, respectively. Friday's match will be broadcast on ACC Network Extra, while Sunday's match will be broadcast live on ACCN at 12 p.m.
On the golf course, both our men's and women's programs have captured team titles already this fall at the Highlands Invitational and Schooner Classic, respectively. It was great to see Demon Deacons legend Will Zalatoris supporting our student-athletes at that tournament in Chicago and I encourage you to watch this fun video from the practice round at the Highlands Invite about the "unwritten rules" of golf as it has been viewed nearly 1.5 million times and is the new most watched video in the history of our University!
Additionally, I am looking forward to seeing lots of Atlanta Demon Deacons at a very special event on Thursday, Oct. 12 at the Capital City Club as we celebrate our 2023 NCAA Women's Golf Championship and meet Coach Kim Lewellen and our current team. All Wake Forest fans are welcome to join the fun and meet them - if you are in Atlanta or surrounding areas, please contact the Deacon Club's Jared Kishbaugh (kishbajm@wfu.edu / 336-758-2457) for details. The Demon Deacons will be back in Georgia to compete in the very prestigious East Lake Cup on Oct. 30 - Nov 1.
Meanwhile, Coach Jen Averill's field hockey team picked up a nice road win this past Sunday at Davidson. Additionally, our cross country teams are off to solid starts this fall as the women won the Covered Bridge Open in Boone a few weeks ago and our tennis programs have played a few tournaments and are in the midst of the ITA All-American Championships right now!
Remember, so many people throughout DEACTOWN help our student-athletes in a myriad of ways - their success is your success!
Winston-Salem Receives $35 Million from State Budget for Area East of Reynolda Campus
Mayor Allen Joines and Rep. Donny Lambeth announced recently that the latest enacted budget for the State of North Carolina includes an appropriation of $35 million to support economic development activities and infrastructure improvements that will reinforce Winston-Salem's position as a tourism, sports and entertainment destination serving the entire Piedmont region and Northwest North Carolina.
As was announced on August 17, Carter Associates and Front Street Capital have been selected as the University's partner in the long-awaited redevelopment of the Deacon Boulevard and Baity Street area. As President Susan R. Wente, Ph.D. said in a statement that was picked up in this Winston-Salem Journal article, Wake Forest is proud to be a partner in these important commitments to the collective well-being of our community and to be one of the many reasons people come to visit and fall in love with Winston-Salem.
Annual Hit the Bricks Event Takes Center Stage on Hearn Plaza
Today's Hit the Bricks event on our beautiful Reynolda Campus is just another example of Pro Humanitate spirit in action. This campus-wide philanthropic event, which began in 2003, benefits the Brian Piccolo Cancer Research Fund and the Comprehensive Cancer Center at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist.
All Wake Forest Athletics teams that are in town signed up and participated at the event on Hearn Plaza as students, faculty, staff, and alumni took turns running and walking laps around the Quad to show their solidarity in the fight against cancer. Throughout the day, participants, volunteers, and spectators have enjoyed fun activities, live music, and special guest speakers.
To support Hit the Bricks and Brian Piccolo Cancer Fund, click and make your donation here.
Update Your Calendars! Men's & Women's Basketball Schedules Announced
Coach Megan Gebbia and her staff are coming off a historic first season that included a memorable three-days at the ACC Tournament and a run to the second round of the WNIT, while Coach Steve Forbes enters the 2023-24 season with four returning starters and some big new names that we're excited for Deacon Nation to meet and see play.
In our effort to provide the Best Fan Experience in North Carolina, options for men's basketball include traditional season tickets or our innovative "FLEX" pass option. This unique ticketing opportunity includes 10 admissions to be used in any combination throughout the season (minus Duke on Feb. 24). Also, a fan favorite from Wake Forest football is now available for all Demon Deacons men's basketball games (minus Duke on Feb. 24) as the Bojangles 4-Packs include four tickets and a parking pass to a game as well as a $20 Bojangles gift card. This incredible value starts at just $29. Make sure to purchase now before prices increase on Wednesday, Nov. 1! Meanwhile, women's hoops season tickets are on sale now for $60 for adults and $35 for youth/senior season tickets.
Don't forget, both teams will tip-off their seasons with a doubleheader on Monday, Nov. 6 inside Joel Coliseum with the women taking on Wofford at 5 p.m. and the men hosting Elon at 8 p.m.
Before we move, I want to spotlight our announcement from earlier this week that we will host the University of Alabama for a charity exhibition game inside Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Sunday, Oct. 29 at 1 p.m. All proceeds from this game will support stroke research at the Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Comprehensive Stroke Center. Admission to the game will be free, with a suggested voluntary donation of $20 accepted at entry into Joel Coliseum. Additionally, there is an online donation form available now for donations to stroke research.
We are so grateful that Johnetta Forbes is back in Winston-Salem and her attitude and perseverance on her long road to recovery have truly been inspiring to us all. We are proud to highlight our great partners at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist and their team in the Comprehensive Stroke Center for research. While the exhibition game will provide much excitement and fun for our community to come together on Sunday, Oct. 29 as this exhibition game truly personifies the Pro Humanitate motto of Wake Forest University.
Balogh Family Continues Coaching & Directorship Initiative With Transformative Gift
In the continued effort to ensure Wake Forest is providing a World Class Student-Athlete Experience each day, Ed Balogh and his family have made a generous transformative gift for the Demon Deacons football program, furthering Wake Forest's initiative to sustain and elevate coaching or directorship positions through specific endowment gifts.
In gratitude for the generosity of Ed and his wife, Kathy, the position currently held by football's wide receivers coach Ari Confesor will be forever titled, The Balogh Family Football Assistant Coach for Wide Receivers Position.
Ed and Kathy's active leadership within the Wake Forest community continues to inspire generations of Demon Deacons. Specifically, this endowment gift allows us to enhance investments in performance training and technology, provide additional summer school and academic support, and recruit at an elite level. I deeply enjoy spending time with the Balogh's whose perspectives and values truly reflect the Pro Humanitate spirit of our University.
Legendary Demon Deacons Honored as Trailblazer Award Recipients
Wake Forest will celebrate and honor Sonya E Henderson and Keeva Jackson-Breland at the end of this month (October 27-29) as the University's latest Trailblazer Award honorees.
Henderson and Jackson-Breland were the first Black scholarship female athletes at Wake Forest, playing on the women's basketball team during the mid-1980s. This award was named in honor of the first Black football student-athletes to enroll at a Division I institution in the South – Robert Grant and Kenneth "Butch" Henry.
Being the first two Black female student-athletes at Wake Forest took tremendous courage and faith that their teammates, coaches and our University leadership and the Winston-Salem community would offer steady support during their time on our Reynolda campus. So many people played significant roles in their time at Wake Forest, but I want to recognize Dot Casey, Dr. Herman Eure, Wanda Briley, Lori Bailey and many others who were instrumental in bringing these two extraordinary women to Wake Forest and helping them find success during their time here. Their character, abilities, talents and fortitude allowed them to persevere and mark trails for future female student-athletes of color at Wake Forest.
Women's basketball alumni and interested members of our community who would like more information about the celebration weekend at the end of October should contact Assistant Director of Donor Engagement April Bass (abass@wfu.edu / 336-758-2588).
Finally, I encourage all fans to read these profiles of these trailblazing Demon Deacons:
Wake Forest football redshirt senior offensive lineman Michael Jurgens was named as a semifinalist for the 2023 William V. Campbell Trophy last week. Michael is the first two-time Campbell Trophy semifinalist in program history and is seeking to become the Deacs' first finalist since Ryan Javion in 2016.
Michael entered the 2022 season at Wake Forest as a three-time captain already having anchored an offensive line that has paved the way to the seven-straight bowl appearances, the Atlantic Coast Conference's second-longest active streak.
After graduating Magna Cum Laude, he earned his Masters of Business Administration and became the second active Wake Forest football student-athlete ever to do so. He is currently enrolled in the School of Professional Studies in the Project Management Certificate program which he will complete by the end of the 2023 fall semester.
Michael is a shining example of a student-athlete taking full advantage of all the opportunities at Wake Forest competitively, academically and socially!
Deacs Open Road Swing at Clemson on Saturday; Homecoming Awaits on Oct. 21
Speaking of football, Coach Dave Clawson's team has used the bye week to to rest up and get healthy as they prepare for back-to-back 3:30 p.m. ACC Network road games at Clemson (Oct. 7) and Virginia Tech (Oct. 14). The Deacs return to Allegacy Stadium to take on Pitt on Saturday, Oct. 21 for Homecoming.
These close drive road games are great opportunities for Wake fans from all over to cheer on the Deacs. Contact the Wake Forest ticket office (336-758-3322) for more information to ensure you are sitting with your friends in the Old Gold & Black sections in Clemson or Blacksburg.
Meanwhile, as I previously mentioned, we are gearing up for a big Homecoming weekend in two weeks that is packed with plenty of opportunities to cheer on the Deacs in various sports! We salute the Office of Student Engagement and the Wake Forest Alumni Office for creating a memorable student, alumni and community Homecoming experience!
Our fan friendly 4-packs for Pitt (Oct. 21) are the best value remaining for the 2023 season. At current prices ($99), fans can save a minimum of $66 with a single game 4-ticket pack which includes a parking pass. Single-game tickets are going fast for our three remaining home games against Pitt, No. 5 Florida State and the 114th consecutive annual game with the Wolfpack.
Join us at Allegacy Stadium and help sellout the three remaining home football games!
From the Quad Big 3
Here are today's Big 3 ways to help the Deacs:
Go Deacs!
John Currie
Director of Athletics
Good Evening Demon Deacon Nation:
The 111th edition of From the Quad comes to you one day after a fun trip to the newly-minted Atlantic Coast Conference offices in uptown Charlotte as standout wide receiver Donavon Greene, Vice Provost for Charlotte Programs and the Dean of the School of Professional Studies Dr. Charles Iacovou, and several members of our Wake Forest Athletics staff joined me to see our colleagues in the Queen City!
Senior Director for Creative Media & Content Strategy Mitch Lisowski put together this excellent video recap of our time with the Commissioner and the league staff, including Donavon checking out the ACC's new state-of-the-art video and replay center. We had a great time sharing the history and heritage of Demon Deacons Athletics and highlighting the incredible investments and success that more than doubled our Wake Forest fanbase (115 percent) to 2.7 million strong over the last five years.
Speaking of success - we've got a big Demon Deacons soccer game that is underway right now, so let's get right to the updates!
Fall Sports Programs Surging with Big Games on Deck - Including Right Now on ACCN!
Tune on ACC Network as our No. 25 ranked women's soccer is in upstate New York at Syracuse tonight to battle the Orange. Coach Tony da Luz earned his 300th win at Wake Forest and his 100th ACC victory almost two weeks ago on Sunday, Sept. 24 with a 2-0 victory over No. 22 Virginia. Check out this cinematic recap of the victory from our talented creative staff. Coach da Luz's squad followed that performance up with a victory at Virginia Tech last Friday, 2-0.
On the men's side, Coach Bobby Muuss' squad is unbeaten in their last six matches and has defeated Clemson and Boston College, and tied defending NCAA Champion Syracuse during this run. Our No. 6 ranked Demon Deacons are back in action tomorrow in their first Big 4 test of the season as they travel to Raleigh for a 7 p.m. start at NC State, live on ACC Network Extra.
Meanwhile, Coach Randi Smart's volleyball program is off to a great start at 11-4 and has earned big-time victories over Miami, Clemson and Mississippi State. We have enjoyed record-breaking crowds inside Varsity Arena all season long as our community has enjoyed the fun atmosphere and exciting competition that is FREE for all to attend. The Deacs are on the road this weekend at Boston College and Syracuse, respectively. Friday's match will be broadcast on ACC Network Extra, while Sunday's match will be broadcast live on ACCN at 12 p.m.
On the golf course, both our men's and women's programs have captured team titles already this fall at the Highlands Invitational and Schooner Classic, respectively. It was great to see Demon Deacons legend Will Zalatoris supporting our student-athletes at that tournament in Chicago and I encourage you to watch this fun video from the practice round at the Highlands Invite about the "unwritten rules" of golf as it has been viewed nearly 1.5 million times and is the new most watched video in the history of our University!
Additionally, I am looking forward to seeing lots of Atlanta Demon Deacons at a very special event on Thursday, Oct. 12 at the Capital City Club as we celebrate our 2023 NCAA Women's Golf Championship and meet Coach Kim Lewellen and our current team. All Wake Forest fans are welcome to join the fun and meet them - if you are in Atlanta or surrounding areas, please contact the Deacon Club's Jared Kishbaugh (kishbajm@wfu.edu / 336-758-2457) for details. The Demon Deacons will be back in Georgia to compete in the very prestigious East Lake Cup on Oct. 30 - Nov 1.
Meanwhile, Coach Jen Averill's field hockey team picked up a nice road win this past Sunday at Davidson. Additionally, our cross country teams are off to solid starts this fall as the women won the Covered Bridge Open in Boone a few weeks ago and our tennis programs have played a few tournaments and are in the midst of the ITA All-American Championships right now!
Remember, so many people throughout DEACTOWN help our student-athletes in a myriad of ways - their success is your success!
Winston-Salem Receives $35 Million from State Budget for Area East of Reynolda Campus
Mayor Allen Joines and Rep. Donny Lambeth announced recently that the latest enacted budget for the State of North Carolina includes an appropriation of $35 million to support economic development activities and infrastructure improvements that will reinforce Winston-Salem's position as a tourism, sports and entertainment destination serving the entire Piedmont region and Northwest North Carolina.
As was announced on August 17, Carter Associates and Front Street Capital have been selected as the University's partner in the long-awaited redevelopment of the Deacon Boulevard and Baity Street area. As President Susan R. Wente, Ph.D. said in a statement that was picked up in this Winston-Salem Journal article, Wake Forest is proud to be a partner in these important commitments to the collective well-being of our community and to be one of the many reasons people come to visit and fall in love with Winston-Salem.
Annual Hit the Bricks Event Takes Center Stage on Hearn Plaza
Today's Hit the Bricks event on our beautiful Reynolda Campus is just another example of Pro Humanitate spirit in action. This campus-wide philanthropic event, which began in 2003, benefits the Brian Piccolo Cancer Research Fund and the Comprehensive Cancer Center at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist.
All Wake Forest Athletics teams that are in town signed up and participated at the event on Hearn Plaza as students, faculty, staff, and alumni took turns running and walking laps around the Quad to show their solidarity in the fight against cancer. Throughout the day, participants, volunteers, and spectators have enjoyed fun activities, live music, and special guest speakers.
To support Hit the Bricks and Brian Piccolo Cancer Fund, click and make your donation here.
Update Your Calendars! Men's & Women's Basketball Schedules Announced
Coach Megan Gebbia and her staff are coming off a historic first season that included a memorable three-days at the ACC Tournament and a run to the second round of the WNIT, while Coach Steve Forbes enters the 2023-24 season with four returning starters and some big new names that we're excited for Deacon Nation to meet and see play.
In our effort to provide the Best Fan Experience in North Carolina, options for men's basketball include traditional season tickets or our innovative "FLEX" pass option. This unique ticketing opportunity includes 10 admissions to be used in any combination throughout the season (minus Duke on Feb. 24). Also, a fan favorite from Wake Forest football is now available for all Demon Deacons men's basketball games (minus Duke on Feb. 24) as the Bojangles 4-Packs include four tickets and a parking pass to a game as well as a $20 Bojangles gift card. This incredible value starts at just $29. Make sure to purchase now before prices increase on Wednesday, Nov. 1! Meanwhile, women's hoops season tickets are on sale now for $60 for adults and $35 for youth/senior season tickets.
Don't forget, both teams will tip-off their seasons with a doubleheader on Monday, Nov. 6 inside Joel Coliseum with the women taking on Wofford at 5 p.m. and the men hosting Elon at 8 p.m.
Before we move, I want to spotlight our announcement from earlier this week that we will host the University of Alabama for a charity exhibition game inside Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Sunday, Oct. 29 at 1 p.m. All proceeds from this game will support stroke research at the Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Comprehensive Stroke Center. Admission to the game will be free, with a suggested voluntary donation of $20 accepted at entry into Joel Coliseum. Additionally, there is an online donation form available now for donations to stroke research.
We are so grateful that Johnetta Forbes is back in Winston-Salem and her attitude and perseverance on her long road to recovery have truly been inspiring to us all. We are proud to highlight our great partners at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist and their team in the Comprehensive Stroke Center for research. While the exhibition game will provide much excitement and fun for our community to come together on Sunday, Oct. 29 as this exhibition game truly personifies the Pro Humanitate motto of Wake Forest University.
Balogh Family Continues Coaching & Directorship Initiative With Transformative Gift
In the continued effort to ensure Wake Forest is providing a World Class Student-Athlete Experience each day, Ed Balogh and his family have made a generous transformative gift for the Demon Deacons football program, furthering Wake Forest's initiative to sustain and elevate coaching or directorship positions through specific endowment gifts.
In gratitude for the generosity of Ed and his wife, Kathy, the position currently held by football's wide receivers coach Ari Confesor will be forever titled, The Balogh Family Football Assistant Coach for Wide Receivers Position.
Ed and Kathy's active leadership within the Wake Forest community continues to inspire generations of Demon Deacons. Specifically, this endowment gift allows us to enhance investments in performance training and technology, provide additional summer school and academic support, and recruit at an elite level. I deeply enjoy spending time with the Balogh's whose perspectives and values truly reflect the Pro Humanitate spirit of our University.
Legendary Demon Deacons Honored as Trailblazer Award Recipients
Wake Forest will celebrate and honor Sonya E Henderson and Keeva Jackson-Breland at the end of this month (October 27-29) as the University's latest Trailblazer Award honorees.
Henderson and Jackson-Breland were the first Black scholarship female athletes at Wake Forest, playing on the women's basketball team during the mid-1980s. This award was named in honor of the first Black football student-athletes to enroll at a Division I institution in the South – Robert Grant and Kenneth "Butch" Henry.
Being the first two Black female student-athletes at Wake Forest took tremendous courage and faith that their teammates, coaches and our University leadership and the Winston-Salem community would offer steady support during their time on our Reynolda campus. So many people played significant roles in their time at Wake Forest, but I want to recognize Dot Casey, Dr. Herman Eure, Wanda Briley, Lori Bailey and many others who were instrumental in bringing these two extraordinary women to Wake Forest and helping them find success during their time here. Their character, abilities, talents and fortitude allowed them to persevere and mark trails for future female student-athletes of color at Wake Forest.
Women's basketball alumni and interested members of our community who would like more information about the celebration weekend at the end of October should contact Assistant Director of Donor Engagement April Bass (abass@wfu.edu / 336-758-2588).
Finally, I encourage all fans to read these profiles of these trailblazing Demon Deacons:
- Jackson-Breland Helps Chart New Path for Wake Forest and Her New York Community
- Sonya E Henderson's Life: Henderson Stayed Home to Blaze a Trail for Women at Wake
Wake Forest football redshirt senior offensive lineman Michael Jurgens was named as a semifinalist for the 2023 William V. Campbell Trophy last week. Michael is the first two-time Campbell Trophy semifinalist in program history and is seeking to become the Deacs' first finalist since Ryan Javion in 2016.
Michael entered the 2022 season at Wake Forest as a three-time captain already having anchored an offensive line that has paved the way to the seven-straight bowl appearances, the Atlantic Coast Conference's second-longest active streak.
After graduating Magna Cum Laude, he earned his Masters of Business Administration and became the second active Wake Forest football student-athlete ever to do so. He is currently enrolled in the School of Professional Studies in the Project Management Certificate program which he will complete by the end of the 2023 fall semester.
Michael is a shining example of a student-athlete taking full advantage of all the opportunities at Wake Forest competitively, academically and socially!
Deacs Open Road Swing at Clemson on Saturday; Homecoming Awaits on Oct. 21
Speaking of football, Coach Dave Clawson's team has used the bye week to to rest up and get healthy as they prepare for back-to-back 3:30 p.m. ACC Network road games at Clemson (Oct. 7) and Virginia Tech (Oct. 14). The Deacs return to Allegacy Stadium to take on Pitt on Saturday, Oct. 21 for Homecoming.
These close drive road games are great opportunities for Wake fans from all over to cheer on the Deacs. Contact the Wake Forest ticket office (336-758-3322) for more information to ensure you are sitting with your friends in the Old Gold & Black sections in Clemson or Blacksburg.
Meanwhile, as I previously mentioned, we are gearing up for a big Homecoming weekend in two weeks that is packed with plenty of opportunities to cheer on the Deacs in various sports! We salute the Office of Student Engagement and the Wake Forest Alumni Office for creating a memorable student, alumni and community Homecoming experience!
Our fan friendly 4-packs for Pitt (Oct. 21) are the best value remaining for the 2023 season. At current prices ($99), fans can save a minimum of $66 with a single game 4-ticket pack which includes a parking pass. Single-game tickets are going fast for our three remaining home games against Pitt, No. 5 Florida State and the 114th consecutive annual game with the Wolfpack.
Join us at Allegacy Stadium and help sellout the three remaining home football games!
From the Quad Big 3
Here are today's Big 3 ways to help the Deacs:
- Your ongoing feedback helps provide continued improvement of the Best Fan Experience in North Carolina! After you attend Wake Forest events, be sure to check your email and complete our post-game survey! Fan suggestions implemented over the past few years include the new handrails at Allegacy Stadium, adding fireworks from the top of Bridger Field House 90, 60 and 30 minutes prior to kickoff, the new LED lightshow and adjustments for our public address announcer and the music you hear on gameday. Thank you for sharing your feedback!
- Join me in saluting our partners at the LGBTQ+ Center as we partnered to host a Pride Game at field hockey a few weeks ago. We are proud to bring awareness and highlight the incredible work our colleagues across campus are doing in the Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion. With that, we look forward to our Volleyball Pride Match inside Varsity Arena on Wednesday, Oct. 11.
- Get ready for fall sports postseasons as multiple ACC Tournaments and NCAA Selection Shows are coming up soon! Stay tuned to GoDeacs.com and our social media platforms as our fall regular seasons are in their final month or so of competition!
Go Deacs!
John Currie
Director of Athletics
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