To recognize the release of our Do It For Dozer documentary, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel ran an updated article to promote the Dip for Dozer 2019!

The lead sports article by Dave Kallman, which will be featured in the Sunday, July 29 print edition on the story that lead to the creation of the Dip, the welcoming Cambridge community, and our impact as a scholarship foundation.

Story by Ryan Wing - "13 years ago, the Cambridge community was rocked to its core when they lost one of their close friends and teammates. But the Blue Jays were able to turn tragedy into triumph in a story that's fit for the big screen..."

Story by Tristan McGough - "Honored as a champion football player sporting the number 52, Dozer was taken away on July 27, 2004..."

"People gathered for an annual event, in which proceeds go to a Cambridge High School scholarship fund."

"Many brave souls came to Lake Ripley Saturday, Feb. 8 to jump in the freezing water and raise money for scholarships during the annual Dip for Dozer..."

"The Dip for Dozer is one of Cambridge's most loved and fun events..."

"Dozens of Dippers jump in the lake to raise funds and have fun in this annual Cambridge tradition..."

"July 27, 2004 was a normal day in Cambridge.  Like other small towns speckled throughout Wisconsin folks were at work, farmers in the field and the warmth of the day was around everyone.."

"Many in Cambridge decided to take a dip in Lake Ripley on Saturday all to support the 12th annual Dip for Dozer..."

"The Dip for Dozer event is quickly approaching.  This is the 11th year for the Dip for Dozer event and it will take place in Ripley Park on Saturday, Feb. 13..."