Held at the Center For The Arts, the event featured a buffet-style dinner, door prizes and various games such as bags, plinko and a variation on Jenga played with large wooden boards.
The evening concluded with numerous coaches and university officials given short speeches where they reminisced about their past successes while expressing optimism about their programs' respective futures.
Prior their speeches, coaches worked the room, engaging with fans of all ages about an assortment of topics, a format Panther football coach Mark Farley said was his favorite part of the event.
"You're getting young kids, you're getting families, and that's what makes this a great, positive thing," Farley said.