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Kevin Knox II '17 Makes a Transformative $2,000,000 Gift to Tampa Catholic
Kevin Knox II '17, a professional basketball player, is donating $2,000,000 to name the Kevin Knox II Fieldhouse at Tampa Catholic High School - a newly designed and expanded facility now under construction that will house a state-of-the-art Fitness Center, Hall of Fame Pavilion, Champions Hall, Men’s and Women’s Locker Rooms, Coaching Suites, Video Scoreboard, Bleachers and Concessions.
"This gift will not only transform our school gymnasium; most meaningfully, it will affirm the values of Kevin’s life and the lessons those values hold for our students today.", said principal of Tampa Catholic High School, Robert Lees. "We are humbled by, grateful for, and very proud to call this “champion on and off the court”, Kevin Knox II, a TC Crusader!"
Watch this special video to hear from Kevin, his family and others about this extraordinary gift and about those values we all hold dear - faith, excellence, and family.
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