Fair Play Volleyball

Teams for this season need to be paid up by Friday, or I will put them on a secondary list, which may affect them in future seasons, if space is tight, where they will need to pay upfront to secure their spot. This will definitely apply to Tuesdays at River City next season...

Message fairplaybeach@yahoo.com or 260-402-3999 if you have a team, or are looking to play...

https://www.fairplayvolleyball.com/news_article/show/1092762

https://www.facebook.com/groups/FairPlayPlayersGroup

We accept cash, check, Venmo, Chase Quickpay(Zelle), Google Pay, & Chime.

The email to send to for Chase, is: fairplaybeach@yahoo.com

On Venmo it is fairplaybeach

On Google Pay it is fairplaybeach@gmail.com

Facebook Pay works but you need to friend "Mike Harvey"

Checks can be to "Fair Play" & cash can be paid on site.  At River City, it is at the bar/shack.  

At River City, we cannot have kids under 13, and we do not allow pets... 

Events)

August 3rd - Harlan Days Grass Tourney

August 24th - Pure Abilities Tourney

Sept. 21st - New Leaf Recreation Event

Food Trucks)

Thursday, July 25th, Wildwoods Grill

Friday, July 26th - Banh Mi

Thursday, August 1st - Local Apple Cart?

Wednesday, August 7th - Wicked Wraps

Thursday, August 8th, Wildwoods Grill

Friday, August 9th - Spicy Bird

Thursday, August 15th, Wildwoods Grill

Thursday, August 22nd,  Wildwoods Grill

Thursday, August 29th,  Wildwoods Grill

Thursday, Sept. 5th,  Wildwoods Grill

Thursday, Sept. 12th,  Wildwoods Grill

Friday, Sept. 13th - Spicy Bird

Any food truck ideas, let us know...  We would like to keep it down to one truck per day, as one fits nicely in the grass patch out front.

Fair Play - Mike Harvey Page

Fair Play Volleyball Facebook Page

Fair Play Basketball Facebook Page

For this year if your workplace comes on a weekday, or perhaps the weekend if available, it's $75 to rent all the courts for a few hours. And at those times, I can open the bar... Hopefully your workplace will cover that tab.

Just a reminder, you cannot carry in your own alcohol to our bar.  This violates excise law.  It risks the license of the bartender, and the bar, and yes... it lowers the net bar income for the night, but I am more concerned about avoiding any legal issues, and also the hefty fines that excise can levy.