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| 28th Annual Purple/Gold Pigskin Pig-Out Party |
| The Pigskin Pig-Out is proudly sponsored by Trade-Wilco Hess with additional support from The Daily Reflector. The Pigskin Pig-Out will be held the weekend of April 15-16, 2011. This year will again feature the Pig Cookin' Contest, live music and entertainment, BBQ plates, kids' games, the Purple/Gold spring football game and more! The annual event will also showcase a home weekend series for Pirate Baseball!
Proceeds from the Pig-Out benefit student athletes through the ECU Educational Foundation, better known as the Pirate Club. Tickets for the Pigskin Pig-Out will be available soon! Bar-B-Que Plate and Spring Game tickets are each $5 and a combo ticket may be purchased for $10. Tickets may be purchased through our Online Ticket Center, or at the Athletic Ticket Office beside Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium! Tentative schedule of events. Check back often for updates as they occur! View our event map to see where your favorite activities will be located! Information and a registration form for the Pirate Club Golf Classic and Auction will be made available shortly. You will need Adobe Acrobat to view or print the application. Please direct any questions to Mark Hessert in the Pirate Club at (252) 737-4540. Click on the link above to view a list of this year's contest winners in the Gold & Purple Divisions, as well as the Showmanship Competition! If you are interested in receiving information regarding next year's contest, please contact ECU Sports Marketing to be added to our list of cooking contacts. All parking will be on a single-space, first-come first-serve basis in the gold, blue, lower Minges parking lots. Baseball parking pass policies will be in effect for the White and Clark-LeClair lots throughout the weekend. There is no charge for parking to enjoy the inflatables, live entertainment, autograph and photo sessions. NOTE: A change to this year's activities will be the discontinuation of the carnival and fireworks on Friday night. In addition to stringent modifications to North Carolina law regarding the use of pyrotechnics, ongoing construction of East Carolina's Olympic Sports Complex has made space, previously used for those events, unavailable. |
