WINCHESTER, Va. - The Shenandoah University baseball team will play its weekend series on Friday at 4 p.m. and Saturday at 1 p.m., with all proceeds from the games going directly to support the Frey family during their time of need.

Christian Frey '12, a Shenandoah baseball alumnus, and Denise Frey '13, '15, a former standout for the softball program, are facing an unimaginable challenge. Their two-year-old daughter, Camryn, is bravely battling a rare kidney disease that has required extensive medical treatment, including the removal of both kidneys.

Denise, a familiar face to many in the Shenandoah community—whether as a teammate, a classmate, or a physical therapist—has always given her all to others. Now, the SU family has an opportunity to rally around her and her family in their time of need.

Camryn, a bright and energetic little girl, has shown incredible strength throughout her fight. She is currently undergoing dialysis and chemotherapy as she awaits a kidney transplant.

The Shenandoah baseball team encourages all fans to come out this weekend to support the Hornets while also standing in solidarity with the Frey family. In addition to game proceeds, those wishing to contribute directly can donate to the GoFundMe at the link below:

Help Camryn Fight Rare Kidney Cancer

Our thoughts are with the Frey family during this difficult time.

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