Texas State Football to Tackle Golf at May 16 Event
SAN MARCOS — A foursome from Texas State football will compete in the Rotary Club’s upcoming16th annual Scramble 4 Scholarships on May 16 at the Kissing Tree Golf Club. The team was recruited by students working with Rotary as part of a public relations campaign class this spring.
After hearing about how the event helps high school students in the community, Dane Evans, assistant quarterbacks coach, Offensive Coordinator Landon Keopple, and quarterbacks Holden Geriner and Brad Jackson decided to join the Scramble.
Jackson, a redshirt freshman majoring in marketing, started playing golf just a couple of years ago. He threw for 9,986 yards and scored 120 touchdowns during his Reagan High School career in San Antonio. “But I’ve never done anything like this Scramble,” Jackson said. “I’m excited to represent Texas State football and be able to play a game that I truly love and, at the same time, give back to the community.”
Rotary still has openings for additional golfing teams and event sponsors. For more information contact event chair Scott Yarbrough at (512) 753-9413 or email him at scott@theyarbroughagency.com.
ABOUT ROTARY IN SAN MARCOS
The Rotary Club of San Marcos is 103 years old. Its members are a group of dedicated volunteers and community, business, and professional leaders, working together to make a positive impact in the community. Rotary works to combat hunger, alleviate poverty, promote health and education, and foster leadership development. Rotary International has more than 1.4 million members and 45,000 clubs worldwide.
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