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Brandalise posted a team-best .500 hitting percentage with 19 assists in Sunday's match. Photo: Virginia Tech Athletics 

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Holiday Hot Rod Round Up Raises Funds for Angel Tree: Alleghany Cruisers Deliver Check to Salvation Army

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COVINGTON, Va. (VR) – Alleghany Cruisers Treasurer Mickey Floyd presents a check to Salvation Army Majors Dee and Gary Stewart for funds raised during the 4th Annual Holiday Hot Rod Round Up. This event is held annually in Covington VA by the Alleghany Cruisers and is a fund raiser for the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program which benefits area children in need during the Christmas season. From left Alleghany Cruisers President Robert Floyd, member Tina Carter, Major Dee Stewart, Alleghany Cruisers Treasurer Mickey Floyd, Major Gary Stewart, Alleghany Cruisers Secretary Heather Simmons, and Alleghany Cruisers Vice President John Sprouse. (Photo courtesy Alleghany Cruisers)
 
 

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