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Dirty Video from Dayton

May 14, 2008

When is it alright to do something dirty with your friends and co-workers?  When you enter a team in the Epilepsy Foundation of Western Ohio Mud Volleyball Tournament on July 12, 2008.  This year the theme is “Mudstock - Peace, Love, Mud.”  Starting at 9:00am and lasting all day, it will be located at Wegerzyn Gardens Metropark 1301 E. Siebenthaler Avenue in Dayton, Ohio.   This event brings in almost 25% of the annual funding for the Epilepsy Foundation of Western Ohio - so it is just as important as it is fun.  Get a team together, get dirty, and have some mid summer fun.  Registration is easy, and if your team registers in May it is only $275 per team.  Not convinced?  Check out these “dirty pictures” from last year’s event.  Need more proof?  Take a look at this cool video that Mike Kurtz and his team at UD put together.  Still not convinced.  Perhaps you are just not the dirty type.  You can still be a part of the fun.  Help the cause by volunteering to help with running  the event.   There are also opportunities for sponsoring the event, if your company is looking for a great way to give back to the community.  All we are saying is give mud a chance.  Seriously, there are very few events that allow you to have this much fun while doing something meaningful for others.  For more information contact the Epilepsy Foundation of Western Ohio.  I look forward to seeing you there.

Thanks to all of the sponsors and volunteers who have already worked so hard to make this event successful.

Mud Volleyball 2008

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Written by davidebowman · Filed Under All, FUN 

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One Response to “Dirty Video from Dayton”

  1. Kate on June 5th, 2008 2:13 pm

    Check out the Mud Volleyball press at:

    http://www.bizjournals.com/dayton/stories/2008/06/02/daily18.html?f=et60&ana=e_du

    The amount of teams we can take is limited, but the amount of spectators are not. So if you have a team, sign up quickly, and if not, come and just watch. This is so much fun!

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