Mary Letourneau, leader of our Burlington Chapter of Squarefour, opened up the season on Sunday, December 4, in Burlington, VT, amid a circus-like media frenzy including a local paper called Seven Days, Vermont Public Radio, and a network TV station who featured some of the players on the 11 o'clock news. Below you can read the article as it appeared in Seven Days and hear the podcast of the VPR program. The photo here is credited to Matthew Thorsen.
Come to the skill workshops on Sunday, Nov 20, in both Cambridge, MA, and Burlington, VT. This is your chance to test out the waters of four square league play before you take the plunge. There will be lots of instruction and lots of helpful, excellent players to give you advice. This session costs $2.00 at the door, unless you are already registered for the full season. Follow these links for each location:
Squarefour has just made a recent appearance in the Wikipedia with a great wealth of other information about the game and how to play. I think it was actually one of our members that linked us in the first place. This image accompanied the wiki entry.
Mary L., seasoned Boston league member, is opening up a new Squarefour chapter in Burlington, VT, whose lovely hills and lake are stricken with hungry, slavering ball players of all shapes and sizes. More information will unfold in the days to come!
Meanwhile, Mary is photographed here (receiving, in three square) in Boston on Jan 9, 2004, during one of the first league games ever.
On Jan 29, 2005, four delegates from Squarefour ventured to Bridgton, ME, to compete in the Four Square World Championships. Through great hardships and bitter competition, Squarefour won the top trophy for team play and Dana Osteberg (far right) won the Ladies World Championship. Click here to listen to her victory speech.
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