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Huntington University Support | Community Strong

 At LADD Dental Group, supporting our local communities is at the heart of everything we do—and that’s why we are so grateful for the opportunity to support Huntington University and its outstanding basketball program. HU represents so much of what we value: excellence, integrity, teamwork, and a commitment to developing young leaders both on and off the court.

This past week was a perfect reminder of why college athletics are so special. Watching the Huntington University men’s basketball team take down the #1 ranked NAIA program in the country, Grace College, was nothing short of electric. The energy in the gym, the grit on the floor, and the passion from the players and fans made for an unforgettable night. Upsets like that don’t just happen—they’re earned through preparation, belief, and relentless effort.

What made the evening even more meaningful was being able to experience it alongside students, alumni, families, and fellow supporters who care deeply about this program and this university. Moments like these bring people together and highlight the powerful role athletics play in building community pride and school spirit.

We’re incredibly proud to stand behind Huntington University Athletics and cheer on a program that consistently competes at a high level while staying true to its values. Congratulations to the HU men’s basketball team on a huge win—you gave everyone in attendance something to remember.

We’re thankful to play a small role in supporting something so special, and we can’t wait to see what the rest of the season has in store. Go Foresters! 🏀💙💛 



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