The Auburn baseball team and the Diamond Dolls will hold their second annual “Strike Out Cancer 5K” on Saturday, Feb. 13, to raise money for the East Alabama Medical Center in honor of Mary-Louise Pawlowski, daughter of head coach John Pawlowski.

As part of the inaugural “Auburn Baseball Fan Day,” following the 5K the Auburn coaching staff will hold an on-field youth clinic for fans 12-and-under while the team will sign autographs on the field. In addition, inflatable games will be available for kids along with an appearance by Aubie.

“Last year we had a fantastic turnout and the event raised $7,500. I hope we can top that this year,” Pawlowski said. “The Diamond Dolls have done a great job of organizing this once again and I look forward to running alongside our team and our fans to raise money for such an important cause that is very close to my heart.”

Those wishing to register early can go online to AU4MLP.org.

The 5K run/walk begins at 10:45 am and will be preceded by a Kids Fun Run at 10:30 am. Late registration will be held on the morning of the run from 9:30-10:30 am.

Awards will be presented to the top three male and top three female overall finishers for the 5K and to the top three finishers in each age group.

Pre-registration must be completed online or postmarked by February 5 and each pre-registered participant will receive a T-shirt. The pre-registration fee is $15 while it is $20 the day of the run. Cash or checks should be made payable to the Diamond Dolls.

The race will begin and end at the right field gate of Plainsman Park and take participants through the Auburn campus.