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PVSD FOUNDATION'S SEVENTH ANNUAL DODGEBALL RAISES ALMOST $17,600
PVSD Foundation Dodgeball Tournament Raises $17,599 to be used to fund grants to teachers for innovative programming.
COLLEGEVILLE – Hundreds of adults and children dodged, ducked and chucked their way through the 7th Annual PVSD Foundation Dodgeball Tournament held on March 4 at Perkiomen Valley High School, and in the process helped the Foundation to raise $17,599!
This year’s event, which was packed with action, PV pride and spirited competition, featured competitions among teams in one of four divisions: Mini (for the tournament’s youngest competitors), minor (elementary-school aged students), and major (teens and up). Prizes were awarded to the top teams in each division, as well as to those with the best team name and the best dressed. Winners included:
Best Costume: Lunch Ladies and Shopkins Season 2 (tie)
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Best Name: No Hit Sherlock
Mini Team Champion: Phanatics
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Minor Team Champion: Savage Six
Major Team Champion: G.O.A.T.
The PVSD Foundation would also like to thank the following sponsors for their support of the tournament:
Perkiomen Valley Education Association
Perkiomen Valley School Board
All Sports Center of Upper Providence
Merrill Lynch Wealth Management
Rogers Castor
Fox Rothschild LLP, Attorneys at Law
Hanlon Creative
TD Bank
Advantage Real Estate Blue Bell, LLC
UNIVEST – Banking, Insurance, Investments
STA
BBD, LLP
Willis Towers Watson
Levin Legal Group, P.C.
MAC4 Communications, LLC
Every Level Basketball with Dennis Stanton
McSurdy & Pavlow The Smile Specialists
JD Enterprises, Inc.
TruSentry
Wellness Solutions Center
The Loomis Company
Floorguard
Innovative Security Systems
Wegmans
Hutt’s Glass Company, Inc.
The Foundation is an independent, non-profit organization that enhances and enriches educational opportunities for PV students through grants and scholarships to teachers. Last year, the Foundation supplied over $60,000 in grant funding to teachers of all levels for programs and technology used in the classroom. For more information about the Foundation, visit online at pvsdfoundation.org.
The Perkiomen Valley High School is located at 509 Gravel Pike in Collegeville.
