NEW YORK CITY FLIP CUP LEAGUE LAUNCHED TO UNITE GREAT FRIENDS WITH A GREAT CAUSE
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WHERE: Boss Tweed’s Saloon, 115 Essex Street at Rivington, Lower East Side, NYC
Subway: F train to Delancey
J, M, Z trains to Essex
WHEN: Saturday, April 14, 2007, 2:00 p.m.
(Registration deadline is Friday, April 13th. Walkups accepted if space permits)
To register please go to www.NYCSSC.com. The fee per person is $30 and includes UNLIMITED BUD LIGHT. Each team is co-ed with four players and is guaranteed three games. The top eight teams will advance to the finals. The top team from the April tournament will be invited to the Ultimate Flip Cup Championship tournament at the end of the year along with other monthly winners. 21+ only.
For questions, please e-mail nycssc@nycssc.com or call 646-383-8508.
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NYCSSC is celebrating its second year of making New York City a friendlier place to live! A top social sports club in New York City, it differentiates itself by offering adult players a relaxed co-ed recreational environment. The league has been featured by numerous members of the media including am New York, Daily News, New York Post, Chicago Tribune, Daily Candy, Village Voice, Time Out New York, NY1, BBC, Fuji TV, and Fox 5 News, and was selected by Shecky’s Best of New York 2006 guide. Games are played at various locations including parks and recreational centers in Manhattan and Brooklyn, and sports options include Dodgeball, Broomball, Disc Golf, Floor and Ice Broomball, Touch Football, Ultimate Frisbee, the occasional Capture the Flag, Flip Cup, and bar Air Hockey Tournaments. Teams are casually competitive, with the greater focus on having fun, unwinding, and socializing. In addition to the weekly league, the club also provides all fields, equipment, referees, scheduling, team t-shirts, team administration, and plans non-sports-related social events. Apart from the social league, the NYCSSC also offers corporate team building clinics and social events throughout the year.
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