Will we see you at the Tony Wilson Kickoff Classic?

/Logos provided by Tony Wilson Kickoff Classic. Graphic created by Ron Warner.


KPUG is proud to be broadcasting once again from the The Tony Wilson Kickoff Classic at Homestead Golf and Country Club in Lynden Friday, August 11th.  The title sponsor in Bob’s Burgers and Brew in Lynden.

Doug Lange and Mark Scholten will broadcast The Zone from 3pm – 5pm at Homestead.

The annual charity event raises money for the Lynden High School football team and the Tony Wilson Scholarship Fund.  It is also a day to celebrate Tony’s life, the event originator, by bringing together our community through fellowship with friends and family from all over the United States.

More information:  The 2017 Tony Wilson Kickoff Classic. Future sponsorship opportunities with the TWKC.

 

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