CURVE, Pa. – With an attendance of 4,922 at Sunday night’s game versus the Baysox, the Altoona Curve surpassed the 4-million fan mark in franchise history.  Tonya Morgillo, of Curwensville, Pa. was selected the 4-millionth fan in team history in a postgame ceremony.  

As the 4-milliionth fan in team history, Morgillo will receive:

-    Two (2) season tickets for life
-    A reserved parking spot in the VIP lot
-    Team-autographed #4 Curve jersey
-    $100 in Altoona Curve merchandise
-    A framed, official letter recognizing her as the four-millionth fan signed by the Altoona Curve management team.  
-    Her own personalized cartoon that will be framed and given to the fan
-    A comic strip in an upcoming edition of The Altoona Mirror
-    “Ballpark Celebrity for a Day” Package at a future game during the 2010 season:
o    Get a behind-the-scenes tour of Blair County Ballpark with Curve General Manager Rob Egan
o    Guest on “Gameday in Curve, Pa.” pre-game show with Curve broadcaster Mike Passanisi
o    Guest for a half-inning on Curve Radio Network broadcast with Curve broadcaster Dan Zangrilli
o    Public Address Announcer for an inning
o    On-Field Co-Host with Promotions Director Matt Hoover for an in-game event
o    Accompany Mascot Director Bill Bettwy for a half-inning with Steamer and Diesel Dawg
o    Opportunity to throw out the ceremonial first pitch

Morgillo, 26, joins three others that were able to come through the gates during the team’s millionth fan milestones:

One-millionth fan (2001):            Dave Kibblehouse formerly of Altoona (now resides in Missouri)
Two-millionth fan (2004):            John Scott of Tyrone
Three-millionth fan (2007):         Seana Powell of Clearfield
Four-millionth fan (2010:            Tonya Morgillo of Curwensville