The Dodge Brawl – A Boston Marathon Fundraiser Dodgeball Tournament
March 21 @ 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
$40
Come play, meet new people, and relive the best parts of recess — Boston‑style.
The Boston Dodge Brawl is all about fun, laughs, and friendly competition, and Boston pride together for one epic day on the court.
Grab your friends or sign up solo — either way, you’ll be dodging, throwing, and battling for bragging rights.
Teams & Format
- Teams: 5-6 players (1 sub)
- On Court: 5 players at a time
- Solo Players Welcome: Register individually, and we’ll place you on a team
- Balls in Play: 6 per match
- Start Style: Balls are split evenly between teams (no center‑line rush)
Event Details
- Date: Saturday, March 21
- Time: 1:00 PM
- Location: 44 Moultrie St, Dorchester
- Parking is available in the parking lot or on the street.
Who Should Play?
- Adults 18+
- Friend groups
- Co‑workers
- Gym friends
- Competitive or just-for-fun players
If you can throw, catch, or dodge — you belong here.
About Jeremy and ICW
Jeremy Colon, founder of Revamp Training, is running the Boston Marathon in 2026 to raise funds for InnerCity Weightlifting (ICW). ICW is a Boston-based nonprofit that supports individuals impacted by incarceration and community violence through free strength training, career pathways, and long-term mentorship.
Every dollar raised through this event directly supports ICW’s programs and helps expand its impact across Boston. If you’re unable to play, donations are always welcome — you can contribute via Venmo: @jeremycolon
We are also looking for gift cards and raffle basket donations for this event. For donations, please contact Jeremy at (617) 710 3234 or email general.revamp@gmail.com
Spots Are Limited
Team slots are capped to keep the tournament running smoothly.
Once teams fill up, registration closes.
Ready to Play?
Register your full team or sign up solo and we’ll match you with others. Come ready to compete, have fun, and represent Boston on the court.
⚠️ Liability Notice: By attending, you assume full responsibility for any risks associated with participation. The organizer and event hosts are not liable for any injuries, damages, or personal risks.
