Number of Participants: 29
Hours Donated: 8
Value of Time Served: $8,071
Event Type: Health & Medicine
Activity: Girls Volleyball
School: Norton High School
Date: October 16, 2026
Location:
Norton High School
West Main Street, Norton
MA
About:
The Norton High School Girls Volleyball team brought its school community together for a meaningful cause on October 16, hosting its annual Dig Pink Night during a matchup against Norwood High School.
While the Lancers fell to Norwood in a competitive four-set match, the evening highlighted something far more important than the final score: the power of student-athletes to raise awareness and bring people together in support of those affected by breast cancer.
Lancers Rally for a Cause
Dig Pink Night has become a special tradition for the Norton volleyball program, providing an opportunity for student-athletes, coaches, families, and fans to unite around an important cause.
Held during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the event emphasizes the importance of supporting individuals and families affected by breast cancer while encouraging the school community to get involved.
Through this annual initiative, the Lancers demonstrate that teamwork, compassion, and leadership extend well beyond the volleyball court.
A Tradition That Goes Beyond Volleyball
Although the Lancers faced a strong Norwood team, the evening was about more than competition.
Events like Dig Pink Night remind student-athletes that their influence reaches beyond athletics. By coming together for a shared purpose, they can inspire others, strengthen community connections, and bring attention to causes that affect countless families.
The continued commitment of the Norton volleyball program to this annual tradition reflects the positive impact high school athletics can have both on and off the court.
