Our annual March Madness Pool returned after a 1-year Covid hiatus for its 18th year, and it was especially meaningful to us this year as it occurred just a week after the passing of Peter's father. This year's pool saw a 425 brackets in the Original Pool and a near-record 300 in the Sweet 16 Pool. This helped us raise around $4,000, which brought the 18-year run of this event to around $58,000 raised for Peter's Foundation. We're so humbled by the loyalty and kindness of so many of you throughout the years, so a very heartfelt thank you from all of us!
This year's Original Pool (and its $1,010 1st Place Prize) was won by Natasha Mikus. The top 8 finishers received prizes, so also earning hefty amounts were Greg Monast, Kaelynn Altobello, Sarah Dinneen, Tom Cannon, Matt Sayers, Paul Capodanno, and Taylor Connors. Drew Denerstein, though falling out of the money for total points, did manage to grab the $100 prize for Most Correct Picks. The Sweet 16 Pool was won by Dan Verbanac, who took home the $515 1st Place Prize. Also finishing in the money were Finn Pincince, Tom Cannon, Ryan Brown, Richard Paduch, and Novar Whitworth. Congrats to all of the winnners, and once again, thank you to everyone for making this year's pool one of the biggest yet!
For all information on the pool, including how to play next year and a complete history of the pool, go to the pool's permanent homepage at http://pfmffundraiser.weebly.com/.
This year's Original Pool (and its $1,010 1st Place Prize) was won by Natasha Mikus. The top 8 finishers received prizes, so also earning hefty amounts were Greg Monast, Kaelynn Altobello, Sarah Dinneen, Tom Cannon, Matt Sayers, Paul Capodanno, and Taylor Connors. Drew Denerstein, though falling out of the money for total points, did manage to grab the $100 prize for Most Correct Picks. The Sweet 16 Pool was won by Dan Verbanac, who took home the $515 1st Place Prize. Also finishing in the money were Finn Pincince, Tom Cannon, Ryan Brown, Richard Paduch, and Novar Whitworth. Congrats to all of the winnners, and once again, thank you to everyone for making this year's pool one of the biggest yet!
For all information on the pool, including how to play next year and a complete history of the pool, go to the pool's permanent homepage at http://pfmffundraiser.weebly.com/.
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