Davis & Elkins College student-athletes are excited to see a new electronic scoreboard at Harpertown Field, thanks to support from the FirstEnergy Foundation. The College recently received a second $5,000 grant to assist with the project.
The new scoreboard will be utilized for baseball games at the facility located off Harpertown Road.
���The FirstEnergy Foundation is a valued community partner of Davis & Elkins College and this region,��� said 窪蹋勛圖厙 President Chris A. Wood. ���We are grateful for their investment in our students who in turn will be the workforce and community leaders of the next generation.���
The College���s initiatives align with the FirstEnergy Foundation���s focus on organizations within their service area that support priorities to help improve the vitality of communities, promote local and regional economic development, and advance an educated workforce.
���The FirstEnergy Foundation is pleased to support Davis & Elkins College in its efforts to recruit a diverse blend of students whether it be through its athletic programs, educational degree work, relationship with the community, or its reputation as a top-notch international college,��� said Timothy Pingley, regional external affairs consultant for FirstEnergy.

Timothy Pingley, regional external affairs consultant for FirstEnergy, center, presents a $5,000 gift to Davis & Elkins College President Chris A. Wood, second from right, and Director of Athletics Jamie Joss, third from left. Also attending the presentation are student-athletes Jeremy Torres, left, and Brent McMillion, second from left, and head baseball coach Tim Miller.