(S35) PT 3 - Charity Sporting Event

[Trempale]

This Charity event happend a couple weeks ago in the offseason. It was very special to Lenard Graf since he planned it. The Charity was back his DSFL Team in Bondi Beach. He didn't wanna arrive empty handed so he invited the current Bondi beach Tight Ends to join him. American Boot and Reece Wells II joined him, Lenard Graf also invited his S32 buddy Deshawn Penne. Now what exactly was this Charity Event for? It was a charity event specialised on gathering money for Kids that didn't have the money for sport equipment or a good environment for the sport activity. The 4 Tight Ends also made a small camp out of it and practiced a lot with some of the local kids. Some of them had real talent and Lenard was sure he hasn't seen the last of them. With the funds from the charity the 4 Tight Ends made sure that every kid that went to the camp as well as a lot of other local kids can finally play football or other sports with the right equipment

[JayWhy75]

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[zeagle1]

Chuck Roth, the greatest defensive player in Arizona Outlaws History, was invited to the Arizona State University charity flag football game. It was made very clear that this was a no contact game played FOR FUN and that any hits Chuck laid out would upset the make-a-wish kids who were at the game. Chuck was placed on the Gold team with his good friend and teammate Rich Triplett, who only went to tell the kids about how Harrison Andrews is overrated and that he deserved CB of the year. They were teamed up with a couple Arizona State football players, most notably their superstar Sherwin Blue Jr. The team's quarterback was Donovan Winters III, who seemed to have been inspired by Alex Moran of Blue Mountain State, and was doing all he could to not look too good. The team quickly realized that screen passes to Chuck were OP, as he could stiff arm anyone going for his flag. The Gold team beat the red team 69-0 in a friendly team.

[Chrundle]

Emerson Quinn was recently invited to attend a charity sporting event hosted by Valley Children's Hospital, a children's teaching hospital based in his home area of Central California. As someone who believes it's important to give back to the community, Quinn jumped at the opportunity. This particular event consisted of multiple California-based athletes playing a basketball game where each team donated various amounts to the hospital, as well as creating excitement around the charity event and raising even more. Quinn was made the team's small forward. The other celebrities that made up his team were: Dwayne Johnson Jr, Zac Efron II , Kyler the Creator, and Jack Brady. Aside from a few antics, Quinn felt that he did overall, despite him never playing basketball (he did not do well). Although his team lost, the entire event was an enjoyment, and Quinn made a few close relationships with his teammates and others. At the end of the game, children from the hospital met with each player, where they all shared stories and signed autographs.

[Muford]

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[infern8]

Thomas Robinson checks his stance, checks the wind, checks his stance again, brings the driver above his head, and swings with a smooth if unpracticed motion. His eyes track the little golf ball as it sails through the air, until it finally comes to rest some distance in the general direction of the hole. Thomas looks back at his partner and grimaces.

"You know, you're generally supposed to keep the ball on the part of the course that gets mowed regularly. They call it a fairway"

Theodore Robinson wears a sly grin on his face as he steps up to tee off. However, it's not too long after he swings that he, too, winces in pain.

"Bad luck on that sand trap, Dad. I think I saw it move right before your ball landed."

The San Antonio Country Club has put on a special: 18 holes for a donation to St. Jude's. For the Robinsons, a little philanthropy is just an excuse to take the day off. It is, ostensibly, a charity open. Neither of these golfers are keeping track of their score particularly closely.

Two men, father and son. Two world-class athletes. And they both suck at golf.

[shadyshoelace]

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[captjanko]

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Morpheus has long been known for his incredible culinary skills, but is quietly yet equally efficient at eating. The Rusty Scupper, a local Baltimore fine eatery, decided to hold a "End Childhood Obesity" charity event in coordination with the local government. For this event, local celebrities were invited and asked to eat as much food as they possibly could over a 3 hour period. Food and alcohol was set on gigantic scales per participant and as contestants filled their plates from respective scales, contestants would try to lower their scale as much as they could.

The other contestants are irrelevant. Morpheus entered the fray the clear favorite. The moment the bell rang, Morpheus grabbed a bottle of champaign and orange juice and waterfalled each into his mouth. Gulping as quickly the fluids filled his mouth, Morpheus put empty bottles to the side and then ate an estimated 3 dozen scrambled eggs within 5 minutes. Morpheus looked to his opponents who quaked in fear. They stepped back and Morpheus pushed their scales of food onto his. And within 3 hours, all the food had been consumed.

[Arkz]

I've always wanted to be invited to a charity golf tournament. For some weird reason, it seems like pro athletes, no matter what sport the play as part of their 'day job', happen to be pretty good golfers? Doesn't matter if its hockey, baseball, or even hockey, for some reason they happen to hit the ball a million miles and are only a little awful at putting. Unfortunately, when Absolute Unit showed up to the course for his charity golf appearance, it didn't go fully to plan. Given his overall size and girth, he hits the ball a very long way, even driving a short par four or two. But his short game is absolutely awful, and he struggles to put anything in the hole. Fortunately, its all for a good cause and many laughs are had watching the humungous man climb in and out of the golf carts and holding tiny clubs. Needless to say, he would absolutely be invited back to future events.

[enigmatic]

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