John Maynard

Who: Toronto Kickball
What: That game you played in the schoolyard that is kind of like baseball but played with a soccer ball, and instead of hitting the ball you kick it.
When: Every Sunday at 5:30pm.
Where: Alexandra Park on Bathurst, just south of Dundas.
Why: According to their website (www.torontokickball.com), “It’s a simple game that doesn’t require much in the way of athleticism or skills, so we don’t want to hear that old ‘I’m not good at sports’ excuse. The point of Toronto Kickball is not to achieve sporting greatness, but to meet new people, have some fun, and share a few drinks afterwards.”
How: It’s free and anyone and everyone older than 19 is welcome. Just show up and join in.

Action Items
The Great Green Challenge:
A Race to a Sustainable
Solution, JULY 12
A 10km, environmentally friendly scavenger hunt across downtown Toronto put on by George Brown College students. According to them, “Teams of two to four navigate the city to complete eco-friendly challenges and decipher clues to score points while learning valuable tips for ‘Going Green.’” July 12, 9am, starting at George Brown College, Casa Loma Campus. $60 registration fee goes to the David Suzuki Foundation. See www.running
room.com for more info.

Canadian Beach Dodgeball Championships, JULY 19
Sponsored by Motrin and hosted by the Toronto Central Sport and Social Club, this is a six-on-six outdoor Beach Dodgeball tournament “to determine our Canadian Champs,” with cash prizes. The event happens July 19, 9am-5pm; registration deadline is July 14. The Docks Beach Facility (south of Cherry & Lakeshore E.). $250 per team. Register at www.tcssc.com.

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