The winners of most money earned and second-place champions SquatchGuard. Pictured: Brent James, Emily morris, Mike Raymond, Emma Raymond, Braxton Raymond, Paul Mancini, Josh Hodges, Chase Grogan and Terran Berry.
Semifinalists were Tina Houston, Meisha Key, Rachel Fearn, Alex Schober, Cody Stavig, Zach Andersen, Dane Sands, Mike Armes, Devin Izzardy, Devon Clark, Philip Robinson, Rob Strom, and Jayden Almonda from the team Fartboxes representing Reid’s Cafe, The Beacon and Betty’s Biscuits.
Semifinalists were Zarah Ramey, Dakota McCrary, Kayla Pruitt, Ben Locker, Bryant Greene, Jackson Greene, Calvin Greene, Seb Gearhart, Steven Love, Ellie Love, and Jackson Love from the team Colossians 3:16, representing Mountain City Community Church.
Alex Hendrix, Meredith Riggins, Billy Biegun, Joe Pfiefer, Kelly MacDonald, Kristen Gilmore, Haaken Lysne, Grant Gibson, Luke Dillard, Wilkes Boro and Gracie Huff representing the Alliance Bible Fellowship.
Winners of the tournament were Kyle Denny, Nancy Elliott, Brody Denny, Kaleb Denny, Cory Treva, AJ Atwell, Josh headley, Stephen Zachow, Ethan Hartsoe and Meghan Miller from the team Webb Footed Base Runners.
The winners of most money earned and second-place champions SquatchGuard. Pictured: Brent James, Emily morris, Mike Raymond, Emma Raymond, Braxton Raymond, Paul Mancini, Josh Hodges, Chase Grogan and Terran Berry.
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Semifinalists were Tina Houston, Meisha Key, Rachel Fearn, Alex Schober, Cody Stavig, Zach Andersen, Dane Sands, Mike Armes, Devin Izzardy, Devon Clark, Philip Robinson, Rob Strom, and Jayden Almonda from the team Fartboxes representing Reid’s Cafe, The Beacon and Betty’s Biscuits.
Semifinalists were Zarah Ramey, Dakota McCrary, Kayla Pruitt, Ben Locker, Bryant Greene, Jackson Greene, Calvin Greene, Seb Gearhart, Steven Love, Ellie Love, and Jackson Love from the team Colossians 3:16, representing Mountain City Community Church.
Alex Hendrix, Meredith Riggins, Billy Biegun, Joe Pfiefer, Kelly MacDonald, Kristen Gilmore, Haaken Lysne, Grant Gibson, Luke Dillard, Wilkes Boro and Gracie Huff representing the Alliance Bible Fellowship.
Winners of the tournament were Kyle Denny, Nancy Elliott, Brody Denny, Kaleb Denny, Cory Treva, AJ Atwell, Josh headley, Stephen Zachow, Ethan Hartsoe and Meghan Miller from the team Webb Footed Base Runners.
BOONE — The Hospitality House held its third annual Kick for a Cause fundraiser event, which raised more than $1,300 for the organization.
On Sunday, April 16, despite the rain at times, teams faced each other in a bracket-style tournament to win community-donated prize baskets and raise money.
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