St. Joseph is set to host its first Local Business Dodgeball Tournament next month, promising a fun and competitive event for businesses in the area. Inspired by a successful dodgeball tournament she witnessed in Arizona, St. Joe Parks and Recreation Director Rhonda Juell decided to bring the game to her hometown. She reached out to local businesses to gauge interest and the tournament is now scheduled for May 29th at Kennedy Community School.
The tournament is open to companies from outside the St. Joseph area as well, with interested teams required to have a minimum of eight players. Juell aims to gather 16 teams for the inaugural tournament, with the winning team being awarded a championship trophy. The registration fee is $20 per team and the deadline for registration is May 23rd. More details and the option to sign up can be found through the provided link.
This event presents an excellent opportunity for businesses to come together, showcase their dodgeball skills, and compete for the championship title. Whether participating as a team or simply looking to support the event, all are welcome to join in on the dodgeball fun in St. Joseph.
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