KTIV News 4 At Six February 12, 2016
Plug on their practice schedules. Their head track coach was the first to see the 60 foot gap in the dome. Being in season the panicmode kind of hits as a coach youre running your mind on how long this is going to be down, where am i going to practice for the next week, weeks, months, whatever it would have been, said briar cliff univivsity head track coacac nate treinen. Worlrlide air structure assistance, or wasa, were flown out from canada to get it back up. Just about every outdoor sport at Briar Cliff University uses the charger dome at some point so having it repaired was a big deal for ...