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Sausage Sampler Championship!

Sausage Sampler Championship!

Sausage Sampler: Varsity defeats Sausage Sampler: Banger

Money Shot gets Revenge!

Money Shot gets Revenge!

Money Shot wins Wednesday's dodgeball playoffs.

Kickin' it Old Skool

Kickin' it Old Skool

Summer 2010 Indoor Kickball Champs!

Summer 2010 Volleyball Champs!

Summer 2010 Volleyball Champs!

Tuchy Kara n Mi Kasa and Wilson!!! both win championships!

Spring Kickball Champions 2010

Spring Kickball Champions 2010

My Balls Want to Come in Your Diamond win!

Sacramento Flip Cup Champions!

Sacramento Flip Cup Champions!

"Smack it up, Flip it, Rub it down" posing with their $300 prize!

KICKBALL

Summer 2010 Indoor Kickball Champs!

DODGEBALL

Money Shot wins Wednesday's dodgeball playoffs.

VOLLEYBALL

Tuchy Kara n Mi Kasa and Wilson!!! both win championships!

Wow, what a night! While the Wednesday night playoffs featured some blowouts, the Thursday playoffs were neck and neck in almost every matchup!

In the first round, the #1 seeded Hot Dogs and Tacos squared off against the #8 seeded Taint Funny and won, 7-1.

Three weeks ago Money Shot was a team at tied for first place in the standings, with title aspirations, and plenty of confidence. Heading into last night's dodgeball playoffs, the only thing left was their confidence. Three weeks ago they tied Rice Crackers 3-3. Two weeks ago they got shellacked by the other 1st place team, D3: The Mighty Drunks, 6-0. One week ago they lost to More Balls than Brains, 5-4, and fell to the 4th seeded playoff team in the process.

Do you remember what it was like to walk to home plate, ready to kick your team to glory before the recess bell rang? Well, Kickin' it Old Skool does, and they made the most of the memories last night in the summer Indoor Kickball playoffs.

Coming in as the #3 seed, they knocked off We Kick Balls, getting revenge for a week 1 defeat with a score of 14-11. It was an even matchup throughout the game, with Kickin' it Old Skool staying ahead by three to five runs each inning. Every time We Kick Balls cut into the lead in the top of the inning, they answered in the bottom half.

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