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Saying Goodbye to Spring

Posted on June 17, 2013 by Coach Dan in Milwaukee, Milwaukee Kickball

The Dynasty Rolls on as Vandelay Grabs #6

In a morning fit to be tied to the rainy Spring 2013 kickball season, the 26th edition of the MUSA Golden Lunchbox Tournament began on time and without much consequence. Sure, McCarty Park wasn’t in the best of conditions to start the day but when the rain stopped and the clouds cleared giving way to the beautiful sunshine, only one team, Vandelay Industries stood tall above everyone else taking home their 6th, yes 6th Golden Luncbox.

Vandelay! Vandelay! … say Vandelay Industries!

MUSA kickball champs Vandelay Industries

Spring 2013 Golden Lunchbox Champs: Vandelay Industries

Standing in their way was a Friday night division rival, Prestige Worldwide. PWW had beaten them early in the season 7-6 and gave Vandelay their only loss but solid defense and clutch kicking saw Vandealy on top 3-2. Next was Suck My Kick, a division winner out of the Thursday Mork division. Suck My Kick held it close for a few innings, but costly errors and mental mistakes cost them a 9-0 defeat and Vandelay a trip to the final four against Fall 2012 Golden Lunchbox champions Blue Balls. Blue Balls previously beat Vandelay in the Fall 2012 Championship 3-0 so you know VI was looking for some payback and payback they got. Vandelay 4 Blue Balls 1.

On to the championship against 3-time Golden Luncbox champion SuperDudes. Vandelay scored 1 run in the top of the first and wouldn’t need anymore as tough defense and very few base runners for either team saw this as a 1-0 snoozer and netting Vandelay Industries it’s 6th Golden Lunchbox. Congratulations!

Spring 2013 Silver Thermos winners: SuperDudes

SuperDudes didn’t have it all that easy either on their trip to the final because they drew powerhouse and previous Golden Lunchbox champion Recreational Hazard out of the Twin Cites league for their first game of the day. SuperDudes fell behind early on a fortuitous bounce for Rec Hazard but were able to regroup and recover to make a statement comeback and pull victory out of defeat 4-3. They then quickly dispatched NBalls & Kickin’ Mules 11-0, 3-0 respectively on their way to what might be the weirdest semi-final I’ve ever been witness to and I’ve seen a lot of them. The ‘Dudes battled division rival Red Ball & Vodka to an epic 3-2 16 inning game that saw each team down to 3 players on the field. (For those that don’t know, in the Luncbox tournament teams must take off a field player for each extra inning) Lots of good plays and lots of bad plays… but an exciting game to watch and amazing that it can be that hard to score runs with very few people on the field. Instand classic.

Thank you to all the umpires for hanging in there and helping out when I needed you. Without you, these tournaments wouldn’t run as smoothly as they do and you are appreciated more than you know.

I also want to thank all the teams for playing this year. I look forward to many more tournaments and seasons ahead.

… and now for your viewing pleasure.

2013 Spring Kickball EOS Weekend Details

Posted on June 6, 2013 by Coach Dan in Milwaukee Kickball

Alright captains, it’s time to prepare your team for yet another exciting End-O-Season (EOS) Weekend. The culmination of all the hard work your team put in over the Spring season. Seems like only yesterday that we started this season… oh yeah that’s because it was. With the crazy Spring weather behind us, we can look forward to a great weekend filled with ping pong balls, brackets, drinking, the Silver Thermos, and the almighty Golden Lunchbox trophy. Let’s get this started…

We’re looking for 32 teams, we got 28

- EOS Team List - (official)

Thursday June 13th

Festivities kick off Thursday night with the Golden Lunchbox Tournament Selection Show live from O’Briens Pub across from Wick Field on 50th and Vliet. Join the fun as teams select their slots on the bracket for the 26th edition of the coveted Golden Lunchbox Tourney. Fill out your bracket for a shot at cold hard cash for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places and hobnob with some of the most prolific freak shows in the league. Good times, good times. Balls drop at 8pm!! Get there early for good seats. If no representative from your team can make it, no worries, your team’s fate will be in the hands of someone else who will pick the ping pong ball for you. After the Selection Show the brackets will be complete and you can check them out at the link below.

- Golden Lunchbox Bracket - (official)

- Printable version -

Looking for help

Per usual, MUSA is looking for those of you that like to ump and want to help out with the tourney for a few games. MUSA will pick up the tab for lunch, plus a pretty good assortment of beverages and snacks during the whole day. If ya know the rules and love being behind the dish, let me know at dan@musasports.com. It’s important to note that we can schedule ya around any games you might be participating in, so even if you are playing, we can accommodate your schedule. Sorry, ya cant ump your own game! If you are not playing and still want to help out, all the better. Please contact me.

If your team isn’t playing in the tournament, but still want to play, it’s always a good idea to show up at the Selection Show. Once brackets are announced, teams tend to need players. Always a good mingling scene for free agents looking to hook-up!

Saturday June 15th

Golden Lunchbox Tournament

OK, OK, let’s get to the reason for this long winded post. 32 teams are going to compete for the coveted Golden Lunchbox trophy and have their name engraved and immortalized in MUSA lore. This season we are switching it up a bit and trying out a new location at McCarty Park (map) and bumping the start time up to 9:00am instead of having the dreaded 8:15 games. We’ll still have 4 brackets divided up among the 3 fields (#1 South, #2 North, #3 East, and the Nomads) Nomads bracket is sharing field space with others and you can see the bracket link for the schedule.

It’s a county park and all teams are encouraged to bring their own food & beverages. Win or lose we want you to hangout awhile and enjoy a day of kickball.

EOS Bash

New to the Spring EOS is the After Party… It doesn’t end with the tournament this season either, although some have been known to go home and “accidently” fall asleep, we like to keep the fun going with the EOS Bash. This party is for EVERYONE, so regardless if you played on a Recess team or not, we want to see you!

The party will be hosted at Fire on Water (518 N. Water St across from Chase Bank) The upstairs room will be reserved for us kickballers and they’re doing $10 for all you can drink Miller Lite and Coors Lite. The area includes a pool table, dart board, beer pong and multiple TV’s. Get your hand stamped for the beer but you can order anything you want to drink as well as pizzas and appetizers from the kitchen. Party gets rollin’ right after the Lunchbox Championship. Find free street parking or park across the street at the parking structure but be sure to come hang with fellow MUSAites.

If you have any questions at all, please feel free to contact me. dan@musasports.com

Start thinking about Spring Kickball!

Posted on January 28, 2013 by Coach Dan in Milwaukee Kickball

Current conditions on Wick #3 … it’ll be here soon.

Enroll today!

Cured Case of Blue Balls

Posted on November 5, 2012 by Coach Dan in Milwaukee Kickball

Congratulations to the Fall 2012 Golden Lunchbox winners, Blue Balls.

Fall 2012 Golden Lunchbox Champions: Blue Balls

Blue Balls defeated Fall 2012 Silver Thermos winners Vandelay Players Club 3-0 in the championship game on Saturday after beating Quis Quoss (MN) 5-2, 50 Shades of Ray 9-0, Prestige Worldwide 6-4, and Sport & Wood 4-0. Both teams didn’t have much trouble getting players on, the struggle was to get runners across the plate. The only real threat was in the 2nd inning when Blue Balls had bases loaded and 1 out. The next 2 kickers were not able to kick anyone in and the score remained 0-0 until Blue Balls broke the scoreless tie in the bottom of the 7th. A few timely kicks to get runners on followed by a couple errors and Vandelay Players Club found themselves down 3-0 and were never able to rally in the 8th or 9th. Blue Balls who won the Silver Thermos in the Spring grabs their first Golden Lunchbox in franchise history and a very well played tournament, scoring 27 and allowing 6. Not a bad kickball year for captain Jared Amann, A Silver Thermos in the spring, a Mr. Premium title for Premium Draft kickball, and now a Golden Lunchbox. All downhill from here?

But before all that …

On Thursday, O’Brien’s hosted the 25th Golden Lunchbox Selection Show. Top seed Rec Hazard selected the Northeast Bracket (Wick #2), Mr. Roger’s Neighborhoodlums scored the Southwest (Wick #5), Blue Balls landed in the South (Wick 4), and SuperDudes snatched up the Midwest (Wick #3). The next 12 teams picked their spot on the board and the brackets started filling out nicely. After the 16 teams picked their first round bye slots, the remaining balls were dropped into the bucket including the “Golden Ball”. The team that picks this gem gets to pick their path to the Lunchbox by bouncing a team from their spot and Evil Monkees with the 38th pick struck gold. They bounced Club G’s from the 12pm game on Wick #5, pitting themselves against Friend With Benefits. Their efforts didn’t pay off though; FWB bounced Evil Monkees from the tournament with a 14-2 crushing and thwarting any run the Monkees might have had. Golden Ball wasted.

- Complete Bracket -

Happy Tourney Day

Mostly cloudy and upper-30′s set the stage for the early morning games and teams came prepared setting up their “camp” areas, preparing for what they hoped would be long day of kickball. I remember talking to one player who claimed “I look forward to this day more than Christmas.” Lots of great action and memories throughout the day including a few that I remember …

1. The 11:15 game between Prestige Worldwide vs. Pour Me Another went 11 innings and was playing 6 vs. 6 before PWW kicked in the winning run in the bottom of 11 on a sacrifice fly to left. PWW had bases loaded and no outs the inning before and failed to score.

2. The 3:00pm game between RBV and Suck My Kick. RBV was down by 2 heading into the bottom of the 7th. They were able to plate 2 and win the game in walk-off fashion.

3. The 2:15 game between Fecal Matters vs. SuperDudes. Not sure on the details but heard it was an interesting game and almost a big upset.

4. More of a lowlight than a highlight, 2 players from Prestige Worldwide earned trips to the ER in back to back games. Sprained foot and a dislocated shoulder. Heal up fellas!

5. The sun did come out eventually and made for very pleasant afternoon games.

6. The sister of Hall of Famer Al Gardner had a cake made that looked like our Screamer logo ball.

Add any notable things you saw on our Facebook page.

Remember, there can only be one Golden Lunchbox winner and if your team wasn’t fortunate enough to hoist the beloved trophy and drink from its golden glory, then I hope you found a smaller victory in something else that day.

Hall of Fame

At the Bash, hosted at Rounding Third, Da Commish got up and announced the inductees for the Hall of Fame in hos normal drunken jibberish. Anthony Rodriguez was the first inductee to the Class of 2012 followed by longtime legend Jeff Schmidt. You will be able to check out their stories at the Hall of Fame once the curator gets them up this week. I was also enshrined into the Hall of Fame and although it is an honor, it’s a bit weird putting someone that runs the league into it’s own HOF. I do appreciate the sentiment though.

Have a great off-season everyone… unless you’re playing Arena Kickball. Then I will see you in January!

Thank You

I also want to thank everyone that makes this day possible. Lots of people jumping in and helping to ump when asked, field monitors, photographers, and all other helpers. Without people like you this league wouldn’t be what it is today, so THANK YOU again!

Fall 2012 EOS Weekend… F-Yeah!

Posted on October 24, 2012 by Coach Dan in Milwaukee Kickball

It’s that time of year again. Time to gear your team up for End-O-Season (EOS) Weekend. The time where we celebrate the season past and look to the long and dreaded off season, but not until we have a little competition called the Golden Lunchbox Tournament and throw a little party called the EOS Bash.

We are looking for any team that finished 4-4 or better this season. If you find your team name on the list below it means you have been invited or have the potential to be invited to the tournament on Saturday November 3rd. Please email Coach Dan if your team is interested in playing in the tournament and accept your bid. The list will be changing so this isn’t the final version as we have some games to play still and not all teams will take their bid I’m sure.

- EOS Team List -

- Golden Lunchbox Bracket -

Thursday November 1st

Festivities kick off next Thursday night with the Golden Lunchbox Tournament Selection Show live from O’Briens Pub across from Wick Field on 50th and Vliet. Join the fun as teams select their slots on the bracket for the 25th edition of the coveted Golden Lunchbox Tourney. Pick your bracket for a shot at cold hard cash for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places and hobnob with some of the most prolific freak shows in the league. Good times, good times. Balls drop at 8pm!! Get there early for good seats.

Saturday November 3rd

Golden Lunchbox Tournament

The tourney kicks off in the wee hours of the morning with games typically from 8:15am to early evening at Wick Park. Will the Lunchbox stay in Wisconsin? Rumor has it, Twin Cities is sending about a half dozen teams. Which one of the front-runners will take it this season? Or will there be an up and coming team that will shock the MUSA Nation a la Rosie’s Palms 2005? Check out the games, hang out with your team and plan to picnic on what we hope is a spectacular day filled with upsets and some pretty damn good kickball. Tourney day typically is packed with drama and wild unfettered emotion! Don’t miss the action! For those really ready to get your juices flowing pre-game or maybe your team exited early from the tournament, O’Briens Pub will be opening at 10:00am.

EOS Party

It doesn’t end with the tournament, although some have been known to go home and “accidently” fall asleep, we like to keep the fun going with the EOS Bash. This party is for EVERYONE, so regardless if you played on a Recess team or not, we want to see you!

The party will be hosted at Rounding Third (6317 West Blue Mound Road) and there will be plenty of food and beer for a mere $20 at the door. Help ump some tournament games (or win the Lunchbox) and we can get you in free… trust me I know people. Plus, music by DJ FredX and the usual drunken award ceremony by Da Commish. How can you miss all this? Party gets rollin’ at 7:00pm.

If you have any questions at all, please feel free to contact me. dan@musasports.com

Always Make the Good Call

Posted on September 4, 2012 by Coach Dan in Kansas City Kickball, Madison Kickball, Milwaukee Kickball, Twin Cities Kickball

Now that the kickball season has kicked off in all our cities and the NFL is set to kick off this week with replacement refs, it got me thinking. Let’s refresh everyone’s memory about the context of the game and what we expect from umpires, players and field monitors in our league. This post isn’t about one specific play or event that happened, but just a good refresher for everyone.

As some of you know and others may not, this league was started among friends, family and co-workers about 12 years ago with the intent of bringing people together to have a good time playing a sport that couldn’t be taken too seriously. It wasn’t necessarily about winning the game as it was coming together socially and having a fun night out on a weekly basis. With everyone being new to the sport and rules, the only thing to do was have players from teams umpire games, as it would be impossible to find someone well-versed in kickball rules, unlike other sports like softball or volleyball.

An evolution has occurred and we pretty much have a legitimate sport on our hands.

Umpire Expectations

I guess in the simplest terms, everyone expects the umpires to know the rules (Milwaukee version). It goes without say you should know the rules before playing so it only makes sense, right? You wouldn’t play basketball without knowing the rules so this shouldn’t be any different. Everyone also expect umpires to be paying attention to the game and making calls loud and clear. That means no cell phones or teammates distracting them during the run of play. Be confident and the more you make out of it, the more you’ll get out of it. That means if you don’t want to be there and you aren’t paying attention or making loud clear calls, you are going to have a miserable time because players will be complaining. We all make mistakes and there are going to be a lot of close calls. Just make a call. Right or wrong you will catch less grief then if you don’t make a call at all or appear distracted or uninterested. Lastly, have fun with it… joke with players and socialize. We’re all out there to have fun, so if the umps are having fun and are in-the-game, it makes for a better experience for everyone.

Player Expectations

The runner was called out

You are all expected to be respectful regardless of the call. You must get into your heads that there will be bad calls and mistakes made, it’s just the way it is. Nothing against your team or you, it just happens and there are a lot of close plays in kickball that could be called either way. Even at the pro level, it’s not perfect. Look at the example picture. The runner was called out and the first baseman was 3 feet off the base. The unfortunate thing of this situation was the other umpires (3 others) didn’t see or correct the call and this is a fulltime job for them. So you can say that all 4 MLB umpires blew it. The expectation for a volunteer umpire in a recreational kickball league, who probably is an accountant during the day and maybe not the biggest sports fan, to get everything correct 100% of the time just isn’t realistic. We will not tolerate players swearing or being abusive to the umpires regardless of the situation. If you have any problems with the umpires, please talk and not yell, to the field monitor. If problems persist, players can and will be asked to leave.

Field Monitor Expectations

The field monitor is there to bring the equipment, keep games on schedule, report scores to MUSA HQ and clarify rules in case there needs to be an explanation. Their job is not there to call balls and strikes or make judgment calls on the umpires behalf. However, in the case where an interpretation of a rule needs to be made, they may step in and make a call. An example might be the “over throw” rule or what is a dead or live ball. The field monitor should have the rules on-hand and can be a good place to turn if either players or umpires have questions about anything. If any situation comes up that might not be covered in the rules, the field monitor is there to help determine a ruling right there. They’re then encouraged to bring the situation up in an email to HQ and other field monitors and we’ll go from there.

Everyone needs to remember the roots and context of this organization. 99% of the participants just want to get out and have fun. No one has fun when people are being dicks and if that is something that can’t be helped, you might be asked or encouraged to find another league to play in.

Stick a Fork in ‘em, Spooner Wins Premium Title!

Posted on August 29, 2012 by Coach Dan in Milwaukee Kickball, Milwaukee Premium

You could say it wasn’t the best played game in Spooner Fork history, but they got the job done when they needed to and that is all that matters.
The night started with #1 seed Disco Balls taking on #4 seed Chili Nipples in a 10 inning nail biter. Jade White lead the Disco Balls to a season leading 5-2-1 regular season record, but Jared Amann and the Chili Nipples proved to be the better team this night of the playoffs. Disco got out to an early lead but the Nipples came back in the 5th and put up 3 runs to go up 3-2. Both teams added 2 runs in the 8th and then the Balls tied it up in the bottom of the 9th with a clutch base kick by Brian Schnell bringing in White, who walked earlier in the inning. The Nipples capitalized on solid kicking from the top of their order and regained the lead 7-5 in the top of the 10th. Their defense didn’t disappoint as they shut the Balls down and earned their spot in the final. You can sum this game up by saying the Balls ran themselves out of the game, getting caught several times on the base paths and if they played it a bit more safe, things may have been different.

2012 Premium Draft Champs - Spooner Forks

The next semi-final saw the #2 seed Spooner Forks up against #3 seed Pound Town Express. The game was broken open when 3rd baseman Tom Zabkowicz blasted a ball between center and right and saw both outfielders stop as they thought the other was going to grab it. Turns out Zabkowicz circled the bases with a 3-run homerun and a 4-1 lead. The Express did get one back in the bottom of the inning when Erick Gorecki blasted a solo homerun off Spooner pitcher Ben Perales. Two innings later the Express tied the game 4-4 when Josh Christian and Dave Cyra lead off the inning with a single and double. Gorekci was able to bring Christian home with a sacrifice fly and captain Adam “Hawk” Griffin doubled in Cyra. However, that didn’t last long as the Forks were able top plate Jeff Schreiner who lead the inning off with a clutch single and gave them the lead they would not give up. The game was a real battle and the Forks earned their place in the final against the Chili Nipples.
To say the game didn’t start as the Forks wanted it to, might be the understatement of the season. Although they only let 1 run in the first inning it was the 2nd inning that was cause for concern. Combine 3 errors along with some solid base kicks and you have a bad inning as the Nipples ended up batting around in the order and plated 4 runs taking a 5-0 lead and had the Forks scratching their heads early. Knowing captain Luke Kolancheck you got the sense things were about to implode and get worse, especially when the next inning a huge error on Forks pitcher Ben Perales allowed Chili’s catcher Kari Radzik to circle the bases on a simple bunt play down first baseline. Instead of picking the ball up he tried to kick it to first and the ball was booted to right field way past outfielder Jay Bollman who was backing up what he thought was a simple toss to first. You could feel the tension, but Kolancheck gathered his team, calmed everyone down and began a slow and methodical comeback. It all started on defense where they didn’t allow another run all game and waited for veteran pitcher Jeff Schmidt to exhaust his 6 innings. Then they pounced on reliever Justin Bashaw starting in the 7th with 2 runs making it a 6-3 game. The Forks were able to figure out Bashaw’s tricky bounce pitch either being patient and walking or coming up with solid kicks. After a lead-off out in the bottom of the 8th, Spooner was able to get their next 6 kickers on base safely plating 5 and taking a 8-6 lead. A lead they would take into the bottom of the 9th and not give up as they were able to putout the first 3 kickers they faced including the always dangerous Pat Casey. Spooner Forks win 8-6!

Thanks to all the players that particiapted in the 2012 Premium Draft Kickball season. I already can’t wait for next year!

If you want to see all the game re-caps, scores, standings, player stats, stat leaders, etc… head on over to our Premium Draft page.

Fall 2012 Season Kicks Off…

Posted on August 20, 2012 by Coach Dan in Milwaukee Kickball

First Pitch!

GR’s National Pub vs. The Bubbler start the 2012 Fall Kickball season. Good luck to all the teams and have a fun and a safe season!

Nice Guys Finish First?

Posted on August 20, 2012 by Coach Dan in Milwaukee Kickball

2012 Summer Champions - The Nice Guys

So what do you get when 2 teams share multiple players and they play one another in the Summer tournament? Some pretty good subs and some pretty evenly played games. That’s exactly what happened in the 2012 Summer EOS kickball Tournament on Saturday August 18th at Wick #2 & #3.

This may have been the nicest weather we ever had for an EOS tournament and I don’t think anyone was complaining. Everyone was in good spirits as the tournament went on and there were no real surprises or upsets. New comer Air Masters made an early exit losing their first two games but were able to score a couple runs on veteran team Caf-POW in the first elimination game for the losers bracket. I heard from multiple seasoned players that they were impressed by the Crusaders who won their first round match, lost to The Nice Guys, eliminated Johnny Mo’s but were another victim of Caf-POW in the losers bracket. Too bad we won’t be seeing the Crusaders on the Fall but we hope to see them back next Spring.

However, this day was all about Kick in a Box and The Nice Guys. Both teams ran the table to meet up in the first semi-final game which saw The Nice Guys bounce KIAB 3-1 to the losers bracket. There Kick in a Box ran into Caf-POW in what was probably the best game of the day or at least had the most fans. Great atmosphere and lots of cheering for some well played kickball, but eventually Kick in a Box was too much to handle and eliminated Caf-POW 7-6 to set up the rematch with The Nice Guys in the final. In the Championship The Nice Guys seemed to lack energy and it was hard for the team of misfits to gel and Kick in a Box was able to right the ship and get their revenge with a 3-1 victory setting up the rubber match for all the marbles.

2012 Summer Runner-Up - Kick in a Box

So the table was set… grabbing what seemed to be any by-stander they could as player after player had to leave for other obligations, The Nice Guys got out to an early lead in the first. As they looked in the rearview mirror Kick in a Box was no where to be found, not really threatening The Nice Guys’ lead who in the end came out on top 4-1.

Thanks to all the teams that made it out and played and thanks to Adam Griffin for the headline.

If you want to see how the final bracket shook out you can view it here!

Sport & Wood Lays Claim to ‘Box, No Blue Balls

Posted on June 29, 2012 by Coach Dan in Milwaukee Kickball

Yeah, it’s been a long time coming.

Congratulations to Sport & Wood for winning the Golden Lunchbox on Saturday June 16th over Blue Balls 4-2 at West Milwaukee Park. What was a beautiful day at times for a kickball tournament and an utter downpour at others, turned out just fine in the end.

Sport & Wood first shocked the World and busting everyone’s bracket by beating 3-time Golden Lunchbox Champion SuperDudes 4-1 in round 1. In what is surrounded by a little controversy, Sport & Wood took advantage of the 2 team limit rule and picked up a few Vandelay Industries players because some of Sport & Wood was playing on Lunchbox hopeful Bear Balls at another field. If you want to follow the controversy and read what people are saying, head to our Facebook page and read all about it here.

After the controversial game, Sport & Wood dispatched Evil Monkees and X Presidents to reach the Final Four and face off against the team that helped them get past the SuperDudes, Vandelay Industries. Armed with the the originally planned roster, I guess there is some sort of irony or sweet justice for the 3-2 victory over Vandelay, or you might say that it was just Sport & Wood’s time. Just like the run BALListic Bunters made in Spring 2010, some times the stars are just lined up for you and it is your time to shine.

Spring 2012 Golden Lunchbox Champs - Sport & Wood

Blue Balls had little competition most of the day until they met Prestige Worldwide in the Elite 8. Being a member of PWW I would love to say it was a great defensive battle, but I’ll be honest, both teams lacked offense and Blue Balls caught the first break by the ball bouncing their way and ended up on top 1-0 in extra innings. They then went on to beat up-and-coming Friday night team Swift Kick in the Grass 7-2 to reach the Final. Sport & Wood jumped out on top early and Blue Balls never recovered. They did manage to get a couple runs across, but in the end, Sport & Wood ended up on top 4-2 and giving captain Sean McGinnis a Golden Lunchbox to go with his Silver Thermos he won in Spring 2011 with Bear Balls.

Spring 2012 Silver Thermos winner - Blue Balls

Congrats once again to Sport & Wood and Blue Balls for great tournament runs and to all the teams that played and help make this one of the best weekends of the year. Thanks to all the volunteers and field monitors for another fantastic season and EOS.

See you in Fall!