Thomas More College in Kentucky adds varsity wrestling and dance teams to start fall of 2016
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by Thomas More College
Thomas More College President David A. Armstrong, J.D. and Athletic Director Terry Connor announced today that the college will expand its highly successful and competitive athletics and co-curricular programs to include both wrestling and dance teams beginning in the fall of 2016. The new programs will give both incoming and current students increased opportunities to enhance their student experience.
According to the National High School Federation of Associations, wrestling ranks sixth of all boys' sports in terms of participation at the high school level.
"With many successful wrestling programs in the Greater Cincinnati area, wrestling is a natural addition to our NCAA athletic program," said Connor.
The Saints Dance Team will give students the opportunity to experience TMC athletics at its finest while offering leadership opportunities, competitive dancing, and the opportunity to build spirit on campus. "Thomas More College's mission encompasses helping students examine their place in the world and their responsibility to others," Armstrong said. "By providing additional opportunities for teamwork, competition and leadership, TMC will continue its long-standing tradition of preparing the best and brightest students for future success in the world beyond our campus."
About Thomas More College: Thomas More College is a values-based liberal arts institution that is proud to be one of 10 Catholic Diocesan colleges in the nation. Located in Crestview Hills, Ky., just 10 minutes from downtown Cincinnati, it was originally founded in 1921 by the Benedictine Sisters as Villa Madonna College. The College offers personalized attention and strong academic programs that allow students to have a distinctive and transformative experience. Thomas More College is routinely named one of the best values in higher education by Money magazine¹s Best College Buys issue and was recognized in 2015 by PayScale as the number one college for return on investment in Greater Cincinnati and Kentucky.
According to the National High School Federation of Associations, wrestling ranks sixth of all boys' sports in terms of participation at the high school level.
"With many successful wrestling programs in the Greater Cincinnati area, wrestling is a natural addition to our NCAA athletic program," said Connor.
The Saints Dance Team will give students the opportunity to experience TMC athletics at its finest while offering leadership opportunities, competitive dancing, and the opportunity to build spirit on campus. "Thomas More College's mission encompasses helping students examine their place in the world and their responsibility to others," Armstrong said. "By providing additional opportunities for teamwork, competition and leadership, TMC will continue its long-standing tradition of preparing the best and brightest students for future success in the world beyond our campus."
About Thomas More College: Thomas More College is a values-based liberal arts institution that is proud to be one of 10 Catholic Diocesan colleges in the nation. Located in Crestview Hills, Ky., just 10 minutes from downtown Cincinnati, it was originally founded in 1921 by the Benedictine Sisters as Villa Madonna College. The College offers personalized attention and strong academic programs that allow students to have a distinctive and transformative experience. Thomas More College is routinely named one of the best values in higher education by Money magazine¹s Best College Buys issue and was recognized in 2015 by PayScale as the number one college for return on investment in Greater Cincinnati and Kentucky.
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