MORGANTOWN -

The Sport and Exercise Psychology Club at West Virginia University hosted its first "Kick, Punt, Pass" competition Saturday afternoon on the WVU campus.

The entry fee helped raise money for the club's community hours. The competition included four events including a throw accuracy challenge. Prizes were awarded to winners and runners up in each event

"The money goes towards community service events, we're required 50 hours of community service to graduate, there's only two majors at West Virginia University that require that.  Exercise physiology and sport and exercise psychology. All students in our field have to have 50 hours  of community service. Some community service events require us to provide our own stuff," said Bobby Schlote, the President of the Sports and Exercise Psychology Club at West Virginia University.

The club has volunteered at Ronald McDonald House, The Bartlett House and helped with Toys for Tots.