Four Catholic high schools in Louisville teamed up to beat cancer. Tuesday, students gave a check for $25000 to the Norton Cancer Institute. Assumption and Sacred Heart played a 'Pink and White' flag football game with Trinity and Saint Xavier students performing a half-time show. The game was part of the annual event to support breast cancer research and programs. Michelle Farmer, executive director at Assumption High School said, "I love the collaboration that we have between the four schools to come together for something greater than ourselves. And it's something, it gives us an opportunity to help women and women in our community who are battling breast cancer." In the past 13 years, the students have raised nearly $300,000. A mammography suite at Norton Women's and Children's Hospital has been dedicated in honor of the schools' ongoing support.