20 November 2009 | Posted inBlog News & Updates
HOK New York Dominates Dodgeball
HOK's fearless Dodgeball leaders - Victor Martinez and John Witherspoon
| The HOK New York Dodgeball team was semi-victorious this past week as we took on many ferocious teams from other companies around the city. We are proud to announce that we won the third place spot at this year’s NYCSSC tournament.
To learn more about the New York City Social Sports Club, click here: http://www.nycsocialsportsclub.com/ This was our awesome roster of Dodgeball All-Stars: Here is a brief email that John sent to the office earlier in the season to recruit a few good dodgeballers… Hey all; The next season of DodgeBall is starting up and we are looking for a few good decent ok…. well, we are just looking for some folks to play. Games Start 10/8 see schedule below. The teams are generally 14 players and we have about 7 slots left, all league fees are covered and will include a T-shirt (woo-hoo). This is a social division. It’s geared towards people who are joining the league to have a fun time, meet new people, and play skilled DodgeBall casually. If you want to join the team, please RSVP by Tuesday, September 9, 2008 Our post-game socializing takes place at Boss Tweed’s Saloon on Essex Street To Kickoff the season, we will also be screening the movie “Dodgeball: A TRUE underdog Story” in the Times Square conference room on Monday, 10/6 at 6pm. Food/Refreshments will be served. All are invited to attend whether you join the team or not. Want to watch us play click here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_kWBXokULs Game Times/Dates: All games are played beginning at 7:00 and end about 8:30pm – that’s when the “social” part of this social league kicks in
Location: Old St. Patrick’s Church Gym, 274 Mulberry Street, Between Houston and Prince streets.
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John Witherspoon
Site Manager
HOK
620 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10011
Tel: 212.981.3770
Fax: 212.633.1163
john.witherspoon@hok.com
www.hok.com
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excellent photoshoppery!
great ideal. More folk need to participate in sports.