Tuesday Rox Game is Mental Health Awareness Night

Saint Cloud, MN, USA / KNSI

Aug 7, 2023 | 5:30 PM

St. Cloud Rox

St. Cloud Rox

(KNSI) – The Rox are back at Joe Faber Field Tuesday night, kicking off the season’s final homestand with Mental Health Awareness Night.

The club is teaming with Newport Healthcare to wear special jerseys that will be auctioned off online. All of the net proceeds go to the PrairieCare Fund, working hand-in-hand with one of the largest psychiatric service providers in the country.

The Rox will enter the game against the Duluth Huskies with the third-best record in the Northwoods League. They are second in the division behind Willmar. The playoffs are within reach for the squad if they have a solid last week. As of Monday afternoon, the magic number for the postseason stood at four. Any combination of Rox wins, and losses from either Willmar or Mankato would get the team in.

Friday fireworks and fan appreciation night are some of the promotions left before the regular season wraps up on Saturday.

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