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A colourful — and at times somewhat soggy — fusion of ping pong balls, beer and playing dress-up took place again on Saturday at the Aberdeen Pavilion.
The annual event, in its sixth year, set an attendance record last year, giving it the distinction of being the “world’s largest costume party beer pong tournament.”
The first ping pong ball was to be aimed at a cup shortly after 2 p.m. Saturday, with teams continuing to line up shots until about midnight.
Organizers expected about 1,500 to 2,000 on site this year after more than 1,200 registered in advance.
The tournament was acting as a CHEO fundraiser for the second year and was put on by Canadian Palooza Events Inc., a not-for-profit organization.
Photos: Costume party beer pong tournament at the Aberdeen (April 28, 2018)
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The annual event, in its sixth year, set an attendance record last year, giving it the distinction of being the “world’s largest costume party beer pong tournament.”
The first ping pong ball was to be aimed at a cup shortly after 2 p.m. Saturday, with teams continuing to line up shots until about midnight.
Organizers expected about 1,500 to 2,000 on site this year after more than 1,200 registered in advance.
The tournament was acting as a CHEO fundraiser for the second year and was put on by Canadian Palooza Events Inc., a not-for-profit organization.
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Photos: Costume party beer pong tournament at the Aberdeen (April 28, 2018)
Matt Knight, left, and Kory Davis were pumped after learning the mayor had tweeted their photo out. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia
Matt Knight, left, and Kory Davis were pumped after learning the mayor had tweeted their photo out. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia
The world's largest costume party beer pong tournament took place at Aberdeen Pavilion at Lansdowne on Saturday, April 28, 2018. Shawn de Guise, left, and Kyle Jessup were all ready for St. Patrick's Day as they took part. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia
Shawn de Guise couldn't help but celebrate after a fun round. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia
Mathieu Gignac was concentrating very hard while covered in red paint as chef Alex Chevrette looked on. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia
A few celebrities attended the tournament, too, including the mayor and Ottawa Senators player Cody Ceci (pictured). Ashley Fraser/Postmedia
Mathieu Gignac was concentrating very hard while covered in red paint as chef Alex Chevrette looked on. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia
Super Troopers Ryan Hirsh, left, and Zacharie St. Pierre. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia
Corey Armstrong helps to build a tower of beer cans between games Saturday. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia
Super Trooper Ryan Hirsh lines up a shot. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia
Amanda Behrens gets ready to send a ball to a red cup as she takes part in the beer pong tournament Saturday. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia
Amanda Behrens gets ready to send a ball to a red cup as she takes part in the beer pong tournament Saturday. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia
Super Troopers Ryan Hirsh, left, and Zacharie St. Pierre. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia
Super Troopers Ryan Hirsh, left, and Zacharie St. Pierre. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia
Marc Neville and Jenna Bellchambers teamed up with a red and white motif. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia
Marc Neville and Jenna Bellchambers teamed up with a red and white motif. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia
Alex Delcorde was all business in his snorkelling outfit. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia
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