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Chaldean Church Sports League (CCSL) Fall 2008 Games
By Tommy Hanna :: 9401 Views :: Article Rating :: Sports, Art, and Entertainment, Chaldean Church Sports League, Chaldean Churches  

This is an open tournament which means any age or sex can compete.   Registration for the any or all three games is available online October 1st.  Players will have 1 month to choose a church to represent and join the opening game orientations on Sunday, November 2nd at Mother of God Church upper community hall in Southfield, Michigan beginning at 7 PM. 

Depending on the number of players registered the location, date, and time will be published at the November 2nd meeting as well as online. 

The games will be played as a tournament with each player earning points for advancing.  Individual medals along with cash and gift prizes will be awarded to top players and random game competition winners.  Prior to each match, players will choose a ticket from a bag.  The player that chooses the gold ticket and defeats his opponent has the opportunity to win cash and / or gift prizes.  

The church that earns the most points will receive a championship trophy with the names of the team players engraved. 

The tournament entry fee is $25 and must be paid at day of orientation.  Stay tuned to CCSL for more information. 

For more information e-mail Info@Chaldean.org
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