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Cincinnati, Ohio, April 29, 2011 – St. Ursula Academy proudly broke ground Wednesday, April 27 on its new synthetic turf field that will replace the grass field on the northwest side of SUA’s campus in East Walnut Hills. Rain couldn’t dampen the spirits as student athletes, donors, school administrators, parents, and supporters came together to launch the turf construction project. Photo: St. Ursula Academy Turf Field Groundbreaking 2011 Shown L-R: Joe Motz of the Motz Group, Trustee and Project Manager Tom Neyer, Zach Burns of the Motz Group, Lead donors and parents Amy and George Joseph, SUA President Judy Wimberg ’58, SUA Board of Trustees Chair May Kay Pastura Hauser ’68, donors Mike Keating and Bill Keating, Sr. representing the Clement and Ann Buenger Foundation, and major donors and past parents John Zerbe and Lisa Grote. SUA's senior class co-president and state championship field hockey team member Meghan Winter talked at the event and thanked the donors and supporters for making this all possible.  “Not just the athletes, but all the students will be forever grateful for your support of this field improvement that will allow for so many more school related activities to happen by just walking out the doors of Keller Center and or the Gymnasium/Convocation Center,” said Miss Winter.

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