World Dodgeball Society INVADES Palo Alto

The World Dodgeball Society (WDS), the premier co-ed sports and social organization based on nostalgia and camp of the 80s, is coming to Palo Alto. The Palo Alto league will be kicking off their season June 28th and playing every Tuesday night for a ten week season. The league is held at Cubberley Community Center - GYM A at 8 or 9pm, with teams carrying a roster of no more than 20 people (minimum of five girls).

Open gyms ($5 to play) will be held on June 14th and 21st from 8-10pm - open to all adults interested in trying it out. No experience is necessary and leagues are played with soft no-sting balls, making it a fun adult sport for all skill levels. New-to-dodgeball players can learn the rules on the first day of the season or at the open gyms. Full teams, small groups and individuals are encouraged to join. The cost for the season is $55 per person, which includes weekly 50-minute games, a sweet league t-shirt and the chance to meet some awesome people. WDS also offers leagues throughout Los Angeles, Illinois, Maryland, Mississippi and New York, on varying weeknights, for both beginners and hardcore players, all followed by the opportunity to socialize with fellow players at local sponsoring pubs.

Cubberley Community Center - GYM A is located at 4000 Middlefield Rd, Palo Alto, CA 94303.

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About World Dodgeball Society:
The World Dodgeball society was created out of a love of nostalgia, bringing folks together, helping and bettering the community, and of course to party. We are unifying the world of dodgeball one nut shot at a time. Aside from our weekly games, league nights and open gyms, we host themed tournaments, Junior High Dance Party Re-enactments, 4-Square Championships, Sloshball games and much more. We play for FUN and pride ourselves on our lightheartedness and fair play and our motto is “Winning is for losers.” Come play with our balls, but remember to play nice.