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The Tulane Sports Law Society is excited to announce a charity dodgeball tournament to raise money for the Devon Walker Fund and the Sports Law Society. The tournament will be held on Tulane's campus in New Orleans at the Reily Center facilities on Saturday, October 20, 2012. Teams will compete in bracket-style dodgeball matches for prizes. Teams of six to eight persons are permitted – six players are allowed on the court during each match, with two extra players permitted as alternates or substitutes.
The cost is $80 per team for teams that register before Wednesday, October 17. The registration fee will increase to $100 per team for teams that register from Thursday, October 18 up until the start of the tournament on October 20. Proceeds from entry fees will benefit the Devon Walker Fund and the Tulane Sports Law Society. Teams are encouraged to raise additional money for the Devon Walker Fund and bring the funds to registration on October 20. All proceeds from team fundraising will go directly toward the Devon Walker Fund. Prizes will be awarded to the top teams in the dodgeball tournament, to the team which raises the most money for the Devon Walker Fund, and to the team with the best name and uniforms. On the day of the tournament, registration will begin at 8:30am, with dodgeball action starting at 9am. More details will be announced as they are finalized. Additional information will be posted here on the Tulane Sports Law Blog and distributed to any registered teams.
Space is limited, so register early! To register your team, or to request more information, please contact the Sports Law Society via e-mail: tulanesls@gmail.com. To register, submit your team name, the names of your team members, and a contact phone number and e-mail for your team. If you are interested in helping to sponsor the event, please e-mail the Sports Law Society. To learn more about the Devon Walker Fund, please visit the website. We look forward to seeing you on October 20 for a great cause and a fun day of dodging, dipping, diving, ducking, and …. dodging!
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