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JOIN US for the inaugural co-ed softball tournament to benefit the Cancer Support Community

JOIN US for the inaugural co-ed softball tournament to benefit the Cancer Support Community

JOIN US for the inaugural co-ed softball tournament to benefit the Cancer Support Community of Southern Connecticut (CSC-SCT)

The Cancer Support Community of Southern Connecticut (CSC-SCT) is pleased to host its inaugural co-ed softball tournament during the weekend of June 29-30, 2013 in Fairfield.  Teams from throughout the state of Connecticut are welcome.  Have a league team you’d like to enter?  Or a group of friends who want to have a lot of fun?  Then register for this event and JOIN US for a great time and support of an important cause.  Teams need a minimum of ten players and rosters must be at least one-third women.

Team fees are $300.  Admission is free.  For more details, including sponsorship, please visit our website at www.cancersupportcommunitysct.org

Who we are: The Cancer Support Community of Southern Connecticut (CSC-SCT) is an affiliate of the Cancer Support Community – an international network of independently chartered nonprofits whose mission is to ensure that all people
impacted by cancer are empowered by knowledge, strengthened by action, and
sustained by community.  CSC-SCT is proud to be building the first facility and offsite programming of its kind in Connecticut, serving Fairfield, New Haven, Middlesex and New London Counties.

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Pem McNerney (Editor) June 19, 2013 at 07:49 am
I love water guns! Water balloon fights are so fun! ... when both sides are armed. Wasn't there soRead More can't comment on the specifics. But I do know this, when you pull a prank and some people are upset by it, sometimes it's best to just say "I'm sorry." And a hose? That seems a bit much. The grown up thing to do is to try to see it from the other person's point of view and show a little compassion for those who might have been startled, upset, or justifiably worried about expensive electronics, important papers, books, and that kind of thing.
Pem McNerney (Editor) June 19, 2013 at 07:52 am
"I watched Zittoun yell at the seniors countless times, but they are no longer under hisRead More control technically, as they've all finished exams and are done with school." I'm thinking that a reasonable young adult, one who is truly grown up, might heed a school administrator on school grounds, whether or not exams are finished.
DHHS Class of 2013 June 19, 2013 at 08:04 am
I was one of the seniors who was involved and helped organized the water balloon fight. The eventRead More was NOT sanctioned by administration and we were told to stop multiple times. Also, we were aware of personal property and did not throw balloons into car windows and damage anything. In addition, anyone who didn't want to get wet (juniors and seniors alike), went to the other side of the street away from the water balloon fight. Get the whole story before you write about it. -Senior Class of 2013 student