| Hi everyone! We want to share an amazing opportunity to support a great cause and get involved with your community! St. John’s University is hosting Dribble for Victory Over Cancer on September 27th 2025 — a fun and meaningful event where participants dribble basketballs through a short campus course to raise awareness and funds for pediatric cancer research.  This event is part of a nationwide movement in partnership with the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation and the V Foundation for Cancer Research. It’s open to individuals, families, teams, and clubs — and it's a great way to connect with college players, coaches, and others who care about making a difference. If you're interested in participating, supporting, or just want to learn more, check it out here:  https://cure.pcrf-kids.org/event/2025-dribble-for-victory-over-cancer-at-st-johns/e637578Let’s come together to help kids and families fighting cancer. Every step—and every dribble—counts! |
Dribble For Victory Over Cancer
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| Join the Team at St. John's University to Help Dribble for a Cure! Be part of an inspiring event that brings our community together to support children battling cancer. The St. John’s men’s and women’s basketball teams are proud to support lifesaving pediatric cancer research conducted at the PCRF Laboratory at New York Medical College, led by Dr. Mitchell S. Cairo. At the 2025 Dribble for Victory Over Cancer, participants will raise funds and awareness by dribbling basketballs through a short campus course. Whether you're an individual, a family, part of a club, or a team—everyone is welcome!  Meet St. John’s players, coaches, and alumni Show your support for kids and families facing cancer Help fund research that gives children a brighter futureSign up or learn more here: https://cure.pcrf-kids.org/event/2025-dribble-for-victory-over-cancer-at-st-johns/e637578Let’s dribble for a difference! |
Thank you for the question! There is no specific age range. Our dribble events are great for little ones through teens—and especially fun for grown-ups!