College Soccer Team Hosts World Cup Final Watch Party
Middle Tennessee State University's soccer program is bringing their community together for a World Cup Final watch party that gives back. The July 19 event will donate 15% of food sales directly to the women's soccer program.
When the FIFA World Cup Final kicks off on July 19, Middle Tennessee State University's soccer team won't be watching alone.
The Blue Raiders are hosting a public watch party at The Boulevard Bar & Grille in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, starting at 2 p.m. Everyone's invited, and no RSVP is needed.
Head coach Aston Rhoden says the event is about more than just soccer. "It's always great when you can spend time with your friends and family doing something you all love," he said.
The team is calling it a celebration of "the world's most beautiful game." Players, coaching staff, and fans known as the Blue Army will gather to watch the championship match together.
The Ripple Effect
The Boulevard is making the event even more meaningful by donating 15% of all food sales back to the women's soccer program. That means every meal ordered during the watch party will help fund scholarships, equipment, and travel for the team.
It's a simple formula that creates win after win. Fans get to enjoy great food and exciting soccer. The restaurant gets business. The team gets funding. The community gets stronger.
The timing couldn't be better for building team spirit. The Blue Raiders will kick off their own season just weeks later with their annual Blue White Scrimmage on August 1, followed by their regular season home opener against Troy on August 13.
Watch parties like this one remind us that sports bring people together in ways few other things can, creating shared moments that strengthen communities one game at a time.
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