David Allen Memorial Ballpark 25th Anniversary Kicks Off with SAS Kickball Tournament to Raise Money For Family of Amy Barnes

SHARE NOW

The Enid Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) and Enid Police Sergeant Tyler Evans is hosting the 13th Annual SAS Kickball and Cornhole Tournament at David Allen Memorial Ballpark.

The event is scheduled for Sept. 14 to raise funds for the family of Amy Barnes, who recently passed away from her battle with cancer. There will be special raffles, silent auctions, and many more events to keep you entertained!

Teams will compete in kickball and cornhole in a family-friendly competition. The following are the prices for the tourneys:

  • Kickball admission is $30 per player or $300 per team
  • Cornhole admission is $25 per player or $50 per team

To enter, contact one of the following organizers:

  • Tyler Evans
    • (580) 747-6211
  • Neal Storey
    • (405) 496-8020
  • Tanner Austin
    • (580) 984-1124

EnidLIVE! recently sat down with Evans to discuss the upcoming Tournament and he was happy to give insight on what’s to come.

Evans started off by being optimistic about the event and the cornhole tournament.

“Our FOP is hosting our 13th Annual SAS Tournament, this year we switched to kickball. We’re hoping for a good turnout and to raise a lot of funds for our beneficiary this year,” Evans said. “I’m hoping that we can get a lot of people out there for some cornhole. Even if you’re not a competitive player, grab a buddy, come out and play, and see if you win first place.”

Officer Evans continued about how the tournaments benefit the Enid community.

“Every year, we pick somebody in the Enid community battling cancer. This year we chose Amy Barnes who was a Chisholm Teacher for a long time,” Evans said. “She unfortunately passed away from her battle with cancer on the 18 of last month. But we would like to give all the funds raised next weekend to her family.”

Evans was happy to share his favorite part of the tournaments.

“We’ve had years where we’ve hit super high numbers; its always great…at the end of the night whenever you give the big fake check to the family in need, or the person who needs it the most,” Evans said. “I think that little boost always gets them a little happier whenever things aren’t going their way.”