Players from all over came together for a good cause for the First Annual Sharpshooters Charity Pool Tournament, benefiting Ronald McDonald House. Players and spectators arrived with their contributions and donations and purchased raffle tickets for prizes. Sharpshooters regular Bobby Sirbaugh brought together 13 teams and covered tournament director duties with assistance in the calcutta from Jake and Brandy Waymire. After 14 long hours of play, the teams making it to the finals decided to return Sunday to play the final matches. Home Team players Keppen Fitzhugh, James Bendall, Miko Faulk and Mitch McClure took the win after battling it out with Howie Hipson, Mike and Megan Holeroski.

The calcutta brought $1180 and %5 was added to Sharpshooter’s donation to the Ronald McDonald House, 20% of the players entrie fees were donated ($260) and with the monetary donations and raffle ticket sales, the total donation topped $2000 for this weekend alone! We would like to thank everyone for your contributions to the Ronald McDonald House.

Photos courtesy of Paul Frankel and Josh Gilmore of Professor-Q-Ball’s National Pool and 3-Cushion News.

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