1st Annual Brady Gabbard Memorial Softball Tournament Happens Aug. 14

Proceeds from the event will benefit the Brady Gabbard Memorial Scholarship.

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(Lawrenceburg, Ind.) – An upcoming, family-fun event will benefit a memorial scholarship fund in the name of Brady Gabbard. 

The 1st Annual Brady James Gabbard Memorial Softball Tournament takes place Saturday, August 14 at the CAP Fields in Lawrenceburg.

Hosted by the Whiskey City Badd Boyz, the softball tournament will consist of five age groups:

  • 11-14
  • 11-14 + Adults
  • 15-17
  • 15-17 + Adults
  • Adult (18+)

The Registration fee is $150 per team (10 players) and includes a tournament t-shirt for each player.

The event will feature live music, food, silent auction, cruise-in, dunking booth, dodgeball, and beer garden. There is no entry fee for the cruise-in, but donations will be accepted.

All proceeds will benefit the Brady Gabbard Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship will be for any senior athlete for the amount of $2,845.

For more information, or to register a softball team, visit www.bradystrong.com.

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