Support On Deck during Homecoming
A Night with Nashville: Benefiting Cougar Baseball with the Hits
So You Wanna Be A Songwriter:Â Helpful Hints to Kickstart Your Songwriting Journey
Saturday, November 15, 2025
2:30 p.m. | R.R. Hodges Chapel, Thorne Performance Hall
Free of Charge but Registration Preferred
MVNU alum, Brian White ’79, has had a career in the music industry in Nashville. He is passionate about writing songs, as shown by over 400 cuts to his credit. Brian’s work has earned him Sixteen No. 1s, Two Dove Awards, SESAC Song of The Year as well as ACM, CMA and Grammy Nominations. He will be sharing his experiences, insights, and training in music composition.
A Night with Nashville: Benefiting Cougar Baseball with the Hits
Saturday, November 15, 2025
8 p.m. | R.R. Hodges Chapel, Thorne Performance Hall
Tickets are $30
Join us for an unforgettable evening with featured guests Brian White ’79, Karyn Williams, and Jesse Reeves — the hit songwriters behind chart-toppers from Chris Tomlin, Danny Gokey, Consumed by Fire, Cory Asbury, Matt Maher, Rodney Atkins, Jason Aldean, Rascal Flatts, Trace Adkins and more.
Why is this campaign important to the future of MVNU Baseball?
The project to renovate the field into a stadium and add a clubhouse is more than just the physical facilities we can create. It's about excellence. It sends a message of importance. Most of all, it's about impact. It will provide the opportunity to have an impact on future players and draw them into an environment where they can grow on and off the field. The ripple effect will be huge with impact on players, the campus community, careers, and families. All money raised over the cost of the project will help create a baseball-specific endowment to provide annual revenue that is in addition to the team's budget.

Renovated Clubhouse

New Entry

New Turf

New Press Box, Ticket Windows & Concessions Stand

Additional Viewing Area

Stadium Lights & New Bleachers

Cougar baseball has always been about more than records and statistics. Generations of Cougar alumni have developed into far more than baseball players during their time on campus. Lifelong relationships, memorable experiences, and learning principles and lessons to be carried beyond baseball have all characterized what playing baseball at MVNU is all about.
Coach Keith Veale