Watch The Yard Wants to Highlight D9 Members and HBCU Students/Alumni Competing in the 2024 Olympics
As the world gears up for the 2024 Paris Olympics this summer, Watch The Yard is on a mission to spotlight the incredible Black fraternity and sorority members, as well as HBCU alumni, who are set to compete on this prestigious global stage.
Watch The Yard is a platform dedicated to celebrating the culture and achievements of Black college students and alumni everywhere and this year we are looking to specifically highlight members of Black Greek-letter organizations as well as current students and graduates of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) who will be competing in the olympics. Recognizing the profound impact these institutions have on their members and communities, our platform aims to showcase the excellence and talent emerging from them.
If you are a member of a Black fraternity or sorority, or an HBCU alumnus competing in this year’s Olympics, Watch The Yard wants to hear from you! We want to highlight your journey, achievements, and experiences by filling out the quick contact form below. This is a unique opportunity to inspire and connect with a community that celebrates your success and supports your endeavors.
Join us in celebrating the legacy and future of Black excellence at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Let’s cheer on our athletes who exemplify the spirit of determination and community.
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