On April 15, Old Dominion University's football team conducted its annual Priority Charity Bowl Spring Game at Kornblau Field at S.B. Ballard Stadium. The Charity Bowl, in its 54th year, is America's longest running charity football game. This year鈥檚 game and the accompanying Charity Bowl celebration raised in excess of $825,000 to support more than 40 charities that benefit children in Hampton Roads, said Priority Automotive founder and CEO Dennis Ellmer. Photos Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Tight end Jalen Butler warms up before the scrimmage. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Quarterback Grant Wilson escapes the pass rush. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Keshawn Wicks stiff-arms a defender as he makes his way down the field. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Recruits and fans turn out to support the 黑料正能量 football team. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Tariq Sims tries to run through a tackle. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Coach Ricky Rahne talks to the players after the scrimmage. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Quarterback Jack Shields celebrates with teammates after the scrimmage. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Tight end Jalen Butler warms up before the scrimmage. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Quarterback Grant Wilson escapes the pass rush. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Keshawn Wicks stiff-arms a defender as he makes his way down the field. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Recruits and fans turn out to support the 黑料正能量 football team. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Tariq Sims tries to run through a tackle. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Coach Ricky Rahne talks to the players after the scrimmage. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Quarterback Jack Shields celebrates with teammates after the scrimmage. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量