summer league: inclement weather notification
Thu, 06/25/2009 - 17:12 — tambo
As I stare out the window at thunderstorms gathering late Thursday afternoon, it makes me wonder: Does HUC have some kind of weather hotline line or notification system if summer league games are rained out?
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We do in fact. However, for
We do in fact. However, for summer league we have been using the UTHSC hotline. Typically the event director will post this information (relevant phone numbers) on the event site and our hope is that participants will save that number for events in which they participate.
Hope that helps.
aj
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