Crouse Health Foundation Honors Boeheim

Track and Field

vs NCAA Indoor Championships

Mar 13|Final

Softball1

at #10 Florida State13

Mar 14|Final

Softball6

at #10 Florida State11

Mar 15|Final

Men's Lacrosse13

at #14/#14 Denver12

Mar 16|Final

Women's Lacrosse6

vs #7 Yale5

Mar 17|Final

Track and Field

Mar 20

at USF Alumni Invitational

Tennis

Mar 20|3 p.m.

vs Stanford

Softball

Mar 21|12 PM

vs Virginia

Women's Lacrosse

Mar 21|2 PM

at #19 Virginia

Softball

Mar 21|2 PM

vs Virginia

Jim and Juli Boeheim

9/22/2003 3:01:26 PM | Men's Basketball

SYRACUSE, NY -- The Crouse Health Foundation honored Syracuse men's basketball coach Jim Boeheim at Tribute Evening 2003, the Foundation's annual black-tie fundraising gala, on Friday, September 19.

Boeheim was recognized for his support of national and local health causes. Boeheim has been involved in charitable efforts on behalf of the American Cancer Society's "Coaches vs. Cancer" program, the Children's Miracle Network, Kidney Foundation, Multiple Sclerosis Society, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Easter Seals, Make-A-Wish Foundation, Lighthouse, and Special Olympics.

Jim and his wife, Juli, have also committed to helping Crouse Hospital with the Kienzle Family Maternity Center campaign.

The Tribute Evening 2003 was hosted by Syracuse's OnCenter and featured nationally-known recording artist Maureen McGovern.

Proceeds from the event benefit the Crouse Health Foundation Endowment Fund, a permanent source of monies for equipment, programs and services at Crouse Hospital.