Pi Kappa Phi - Alpha Sigma

The brothers of Pi Kappa Phi and the ladies of Delta Gamma are proud to have closed out the fall semester with success in this year's annual homecoming competition, placing first in the large float catagory. This year's theme was "Rock and Roll the Tigers" as UT played the Memphis Tigers this year for Homecoming. Congradulations to Sean Aiello and Sarah Gilliland, representing each chapter as Homecoming Chairs for their dedication leading up to and during Homecoming week.

 

 

The Spring semester has been one of a great deal of change for the men of Pi Kappa Phi. Balancing a packed schedule and school work proved no problem for the men of the fraternity, as they were able to finish the semester ranked second in academics among all fraternities at the University of Tennessee. The Spring Associate member class also topped the list as the leading academic associate member class on campus among all fraternities. Congratulations to the brothers of Pi Kappa Phi for their hard work, both in and out of the classroom!

Pi Kappa Phi would also like to congratulate the other fraternities on campus who were able to rank above the "All Male Average GPA" for their hard work and dedication in the class room!

Brothers Nick Averwater and Kyle Kuderewski were recognized for their hard work during the past year at the Interfraternity Council Awards Banquet.

Nick Averwater recieved "Outstanding Chapter President of the Year", and Kyle Kuderewski recieved "Greek Sophomore of the Year"

5 Brothers received the prestigous status of Order of Omega, an Honor Society for Greek students:

Andrew Bohon, Nick Averwater, Chris Lamb, Brandon Whiteley, and Michael Shotwell.

Michael Shotwell was also elected Vice President of the Order of Omega.

For the second straight year, the Pi Kappa Phi Softball team won the Pi Beta Phi "Pi Fly" softball tournament, bringing home the trophy for two consecutive years!

Congratulations to Houston Carbough for winning his first two fights to make it to the championship round of one of the most competitive weight classes, 146-148 lbs.

The Alpha Sigma chapter would like to congratulate Ryan Dodd, CJ Musta, Kyle Kuderewski and JJ Bautista, who have all been selected to participate in the 2009 Journey of Hope. The Journey of Hope is a 4,000 mile bicycle ride from San Francisco to Washington D.C., with the purpose of raising money and awareness for people with mental and physical disabilities through PUSH America, Pi Kappa Phi's national philanthropy. Each member will now be required to train physically to prepare for the event, as well as raise a minimum of $5,000 in order to participate.