Volleyball fans will get an opportunity to see the most successful college program in the state of Colorado and join in the fight against breast cancer at the same time when Colorado College teams up with the Side-Out Foundation for CC's second annual 'Dig Pink' match against Colorado Christian University at 6 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 30, at Reid Gymnasium. 

Other activities planned that night include performances by Colorado College's award-winning Acappella group 'Back Row' and the Tiger Eyes dance team, a halftime serving contest, give-aways and a post-match meet-and-greet session with the team.

In lieu of charging admission, the volleyball program encourages donations at the door.

Colorado College is virtually assured of earning its 12th consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance when the field is announced on Nov. 8.

The Tigers are 29-3 overall heading into Wednesday's match at Johnson & Wales University, ranked No. 1 in the West Region and No. 14 by the American Volleyball Coaches Association in this week's Division III poll.

After the match, fans are encouraged to go to Washburn Field to watch Colorado College's Division I women's soccer team take on Conference USA rival UTEP on "Break the Attendance Record Night."

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the Tigers invite all volleyball fans to participate by wearing pink and packing Reid Gymnasium on Thursday night.