Notre Dame’s basketball programs will begin the season with “Irish jam”

Irish crowd presented under the armor that comes 3. October

South Bend, Ind. – Notre Dame will start basketball basketball basketball on Friday, because Irish men and women will host the “Irish crowd, under armor,” new event open this year is open and free for the public.

The semi-judgment will be set in the middle of the Eddi Street Commons, across from the Notre Dame campus. The community programming will appear during the day from noon up to 16 hours and includes local mini basketball tournaments and fan activation. The main event of the Irish jam will start at Glenn and Stacei Murphy Head Men’s basketball coach Micah Shrewsberrry and Karen and Kevin Kei family basketball coach Niele Ivei will be pile before introduction and male and female basketball teams.

“Irish Castle is a unique opportunity to bring Notre Dame Basketball with our fans,” Shrevsberry said. “Have an outdoor event on EDDI Street will allow us to get involved with the entire South Bending community. I want to make this event. I can’t think about the better way to start the” 25 -’26 basketball season “.

“We felt that we enter the Irish jam on Eddi Street this year!” Ivey said. “Community engagement and connection is extremely important for me, and this event provides the perfect opportunity to display our program and connect with southern bend.

“I would like to express my gratitude under the armor for their support for events and allowing the season to get the exciting new way.”

Before 3. October, the fans will vote for two captains that will make their Irish teams. Two co-teams will then be included in three competitions in All-Star-Eskue: a 3-point competition, challenge for skills and challenge of stars with shooting.

Notre Dame Men Basketball Emcee Alekis Ayala and Notre Dame Women’s Basketball Emceee Sharla Lewis will host the event together with DJ.

“We were thrilled when asked to participate,” said Oldd Locklear, director of a collegial partnership for under armor. “Brand always looks for ways not to deal with not only student athletes, but also all students on campus as well. Irish traps allows us to do this just that.”

In addition to the armor, the production of Irish jam is supported by visiting the South Bending of Mishavak. Along with games and prizes, a fan fest will be held, contains activations from the visit of the South Savin.

During the evening, fans are encouraged to review Eddi Street Commons, Restaurants, Bars and Stores. In addition, special Irish basketball goods will also be available at the event.

We advise that fans are parked in the Joyce and Stadium Party or other available on campus parking across the street. In addition, Eddi Street Commons Parking Garage will be available or from avenue or Napoleon’s street entrances or Napoleon Street.

This is the first first, first, independent event.