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On June 23, 2010, soccer fans gathered at the Piscataway John F. Kennedy Public Library with members of the Women's Soccer Team Sky Blue FC to watch the United States/Algeria FIFA World Cup match.
The New Jersey State Library has partnered with Somerset based Sky Blue, the 2009 Women's Professional Soccer Champions, to encourage readers to “Read Like a Library Champion” this summer by giving them the opportunity to win tickets to home games at Rutgers University's Yurcak Field by logging in the books they read at www.njlibrarychampions.org.
Library Champions is a community based public awareness campaign featuring role models from the sports, entertainment and literary fields designed to encourage reading and educate the public about the important role New Jersey libraries have in transforming the lives of their customers. Celebrity Library Champions include Yankee's pitcher A.J. Burnett, Devil's forward Zach Parise, Giant's defensive end Justin Tuck, Net's guard Devin Harris and best-selling author and New Jersey native, Judy Blume.
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