WKU News

WKU’s Bike4Alz Team XIV will begin its cross country ride to raise money and awareness for Alzheimer’s Disease research next week.

The members of WKU’s Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) fraternity will begin their 3,600-mile trip Sunday (May 17) in San Francisco, California, and will complete the ride July 26 in Virginia Beach, Virginia. The team is scheduled to ride into Bowling Green between July 5-7.

Members of Team XIV are: Jakob Barker of Wilmore; Jack Barlow of Freeburg, Illinois; Alex Compton of Bowling Green; Lucas Dunning of Franklin, Tennessee; Jonah Hall of Versailles; Miles Harvey (Director of Ride Operations for Team XIV) of Bowling Green; Alex Mooney of Louisville; Rhett Morgan of Spring Hill, Tennessee; Aden Perez of Monticello; Jagger Tomes of Elizabethtown; Korben Walling of Spring Hill, Tennessee and Jack Woolf of Mount Pleasant, Tennessee. 

For more about Bike4Alz, visit https://www.bike4alz.org/

• Follow the Bike4Alz team on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/bike4alz/ or on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/bike4alz/

Contact: Bike4Alz, admin@bike4alz.org

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