The Turkey Bowl is Sunday at 5 pm and you are all invited to cheer on your favorite team. Will it be Police? Fire? Dads? Mystery student team? It doesn’t matter because everyone is a ‘cat except K9 Knox – he’s a dog and probably disqualified. Please come, and donate to help support our local Police and Fire Relief Associations.
Read moreI have been asked to re-post the information for and reminder about the Turkey Bowl: ++ The Second Annual Turkey Bowl 7 v 7 one-hand touch football tournament will take place this year on Sunday, November 19 at 5 pm, the weekend before Thanksgiving. Last year’s game was after T-giving and it turns out that mashed potatoes and turducken do NOT make
Read moreThe Second Annual Turkey Bowl 7 v 7 one-hand touch football tournament will take place this year on Sunday, November 19 at 5 pm, the weekend before Thanksgiving. Last year’s game was after T-giving and it turns out that mashed potatoes and turducken do NOT make you a faster player, so it’s been moved to the weekend before. Teams participating
Read moreDue to super crappy weather (technical terms) last Sunday, the First Annual Turkey Bowl has been re-scheduled to this Saturday, December 3 at 4 pm. Same location which is the evergreen everturf at Proctor Field. Feel free to come after the Tree Lighting at Town Green. The Turkey Bowl is a flag football tournament “just for fun” with 100% of
Read moreWeather postponement. TBD. This is a reminder of the upcoming Turkey Bowl on Sunday, November 27 at 5 pm at Weston High School’s Proctor Field (444 Wellesley Street). The Bowl is a flag football tournament “just for fun” with 100% of the donations going to the relief funds for Weston Police and Fire. Winner gets bragging rights and the other
Read moreOn Sunday, November 27 at 5 pm, turkeys are taking to the turf at Proctor Field in one big kerfluffle over the first annual flag football Turkey Bowl. Yes, flying straight into the face of the prohibition of animals on the turf (does no one read signs?)…oh wait, let me read that again. Ah, I see, not actual turkeys, but
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