Mental health week for Cu Buffs Women's soccer

Walking in wearing custom sweatshirts. 

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This year, for mental health awareness week, the CU Buffaloes walked into their 13th game of the season against the Oregon State Beavers, wearing customized crewnecks and hoodies for “Katie’s Save.” Which was written on the frontside, with a heart, of each sweatshirt. On the back of the sweatshirts had the message,“You Are Loved.” 

Katie’s Save is an organization that was created from the loss of Stanford women's soccer goalie, Katie Meyer.

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If you wish to find and learn more about Katie's Save, I've linked everything below. 

​While not every player had one of these, they still all had their own way of representing awareness for mental health. 
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Other players such as Phoenix Miranda had the message “Love Never Gives Up,” on the front of a gray hoodie with green font, and Bella Grust, “happiness project,” written in rainbow.  

Photos by Ashley Weaver (me) 

The Buffs won, 3-2 against the Beavers, making their first Pac-12 win. The team is on the road for their next two games, in California against Cal and Stanford.

​The next home game will be on November 4th at 3PM on Prentup Field. 

​Katie's Save -
Instagram page: instagram.com/katiessave
website - www.katiessave.org 
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