The Dairy Alliance, a nonprofit funded by dairy farm families in the Southeast, continues its Milk's Got Game campaign by spotlighting Virginia Tech quarterback Kyron Drones and his mother, Olinka. The campaign underscores how family support and real dairy milk contribute to athletic strength, energy, and readiness. Drones, who leads the Hokies with determination, credits real dairy milk as a key part of his daily routine, aiding recovery, focus, and stamina during practices and games.
Joanne Engelhardt-Risko, Vice President of Strategic Marketing at The Dairy Alliance, highlighted Drones as an embodiment of the campaign's spirit, representing athletes who rely on the nutritional benefits of real dairy milk. Real dairy milk provides 13 essential nutrients, including high-quality protein, to help athletes stay fueled and energized. Drones remarked that consistency drives his performance, with his mother teaching him to stay prepared and never let up. Olinka Drones emphasized that her son's commitment is unwavering, and real dairy milk helps him stay strong, focused, and energized through every season.
The Milk's Got Game campaign celebrates athletes who lead with passion and resilience, the mothers who support them, and dairy farmers like Lisa Kegley of Kegley Farms, whose dedication to healthy nutritional habits fuels athletic excellence. The campaign highlights the powerful connection between family, dairy farming, and performance, showcasing how real dairy milk plays a vital role in an athlete's journey. For more information about The Dairy Alliance, visit https://thedairyalliance.com or follow them on Facebook or Instagram @TheDairyAlliance.
