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Chaldean Church Sports League 2008 Volleyball Playoffs & Championships |
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By Sam Yousif :: 9347 Views ::  :: Sports, Art, and Entertainment, Chaldean Church Sports League, Chaldean Churches
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Michgan, USA – Top Chaldean church teams from Michigan compete for the 2008 championship trophy. Chaldean Church Sports League hosts the 2008 Chaldean Volleyball Playoffs & Championships on Saturday, September 6th, 2008 at the Southfield Civic Center Sports Complex beginning at 10 am. Admission is free and open to the public.
The event will feature two divisions of high school women and co-ed young adults ages 18-35. Teams include St. Thomas Twin Tigers, St. George Dragon Slayers, Mar Addai Healers, St. Joseph Protectors, and Mother of God Guardian Angels.
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| For more information e-mail Info@Chaldean.org |
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