“Any collegiate student-athlete has such a rare opportunity, not only to compete in their respective sport, but to be in a position to have great influence upon others. Given this unique platform, I think it’s incredibly important for us to help others and give back to our communities,” says Matt O’Neill, starting catcher for the University of Pennsylvania’s baseball team.

Vs. Cancer and the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation are thrilled to welcome Tom Carmean to the team! With more than 25 years of lacrosse coaching experience at the high school, collegiate, and professional level, Tom is an exciting addition. Tom shares why he’s joining the Vs. Cancer team.

Ross Buchman, senior lacrosse player at Mary Institute and St. Louis Country Day School (MICDS), is a stand-out athlete, captain of his high school lacrosse team, state champion, and future University of Vermont men’s lacrosse team member. He is also a childhood cancer survivor.

Benjamin Hill is on a journey – exploring America through Minor League Baseball.  Each season, Ben’s travels take him to […]

College baseball is in full swing, spring training has begun, and temperatures are FINALLY starting to rise. It’s baseball season, […]

The American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) has been around since 1945 and has over 8,200 members from colleges, high schools, […]

Ki Spicer appears to be a normal 7-year-old boy, but there is so much more to him than meets the eye. Ki’s been battling brain tumors for three years now, and along the way, he’s found a passion that will last a lifetime.

A 30-minute visit to the hospital to sit with a kid who is fighting to survive can change a life.  I’m living, breathing proof of that.  This is why I was always so proud to be a part of Vs. Cancer.

Every year I am blown away not just by the talent on the field at UNC, but by the character […]