Beach Bash Volleyball Tournament postponed
Organizers say the Beach Bash Volleyball Tournament has been postponed.
The tournament was supposed to be on May 30-31, but has been rescheduled for September 12.
It is hosted by the Downtown Windsor Business Improvement Association (DWBIA) and the Rotary Club of Windsor (1918).
Matches are planned to take place at three vibrant venues: the newly established Khan Courts at 671 Ouellette Avenue, College Boréal, and On the Beach Bar & Grill.
Players of all skill levels are invited to participate in various divisions, including Pro Men and Women's Doubles, Competitive Mixed 4's, Corporate Mixed 6's, and Recreational Mixed 6's. Top teams will vie for impressive prizes, with the leading Mixed 4's team earning an $800 reward.
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