Blue Tie Ball announced for April 22

The Blue Tie Ball returns in 2022, as Nevada Athletics will host the 11th edition of the event Friday, April 22, at The Peppermill Resort and Casino

Campus Life & Athletics | March 09, 2022
Man wearing suit with blue tie and blue pocket square

Blue Tie Ball announced for April 22

The Blue Tie Ball returns in 2022, as Nevada Athletics will host the 11th edition of the event Friday, April 22, at The Peppermill Resort and Casino

Campus Life & Athletics | March 09, 2022
Man wearing suit with blue tie and blue pocket square

The Blue Tie Ball returns in 2022, as Nevada Athletics will host the 11th edition of the event Friday, April 22, at The Peppermill Resort and Casino.

The Blue Tie Ball, a black-tie affair which benefits the scholarships of Wolf Pack student-athletes, will have as its theme, "Under The Sea."

"We are so excited to bring the Blue Tie Ball back to the Peppermill and to the Reno Community after a two-year break," said Craig Fink, Senior Associate AD for Development & External. "This marquee Northern Nevada event helps to make transformational experiences possible for our student-athletes. We look forward to hosting this incredibly fun celebration of the accomplishments of Wolf Pack Athletics and our student-athletes."

Registration for the event is now open here. Single tickets go for $350, and a table of 10 can be reserved for $3,500. Registration closes April 15.

More Blue Tie Ball information

Campus Life & Athletics | March 09, 2022
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