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Strikers support Breast Cancer Research, lose goalie to US National Team

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Strikers support Breast Cancer Research, lose goalie to US National Team
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  • <h2><strong>Strikers support Breast Cancer Research, lose goalie to US National Team</strong></h2> Fort Lauderdale Strikers were beaten 3-0 by the Carolina RailHawks in the final game of a three-match run last week marking the strikers fourth consecutive loss.
  • The Strikers travel back home to take on FC Edmonton on Wednesday beginning a three game home stand for Fort Lauderdale.
  • In honor of October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Strikers have partnered with AutoNation and the Breast Cancer Research Foundation on the #DrivePink Campaign.
  • For each match in October, the Strikers will wear special pink limited edition jerseys which are also on sale.
  • To support the cause, fans can purchase these jerseys at <a href="http://www.strikers.com/shop/">Strikers.com/Shop</a> or at Strikers home matches, with a portion of the proceeds going towards the <a href="https://www.bcrfcure.org/">Breast Cancer Research Foundation</a>.

Strikers support Breast Cancer Research, lose goalie to US National Team

Fort Lauderdale Strikers were beaten 3-0 by the Carolina RailHawks in the final game of a three-match run last week marking the strikers fourth consecutive loss. The Strikers travel back home to take on FC Edmonton on Wednesday beginning a three game home stand for Fort Lauderdale.

In honor of October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Strikers have partnered with AutoNation and the Breast Cancer Research Foundation on the #DrivePink Campaign. For each match in October, the Strikers will wear special pink limited edition jerseys which are also on sale. To support the cause, fans can purchase these jerseys at Strikers.com/Shop or at Strikers home matches, with a portion of the proceeds going towards the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Additionally, the Strikers and AutoNation will be raffling off game worn player jerseys during the final regular season home match on Saturday,  October 22 vs Rayo OKC, with all of the proceeds going towards the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

 

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