Get ready to bump, set, and spike for a cause, volleyball enthusiasts. Horizon City Police Department is gearing up to host a Volleyball Tournament at Rapid Fire next week, with the dual aim of fostering community spirit and raising funds for the Special Olympics in El Paso. According to a recent social media post from the Horizon City Police Department, prizes for the event are already pouring in, teasing what's to come for the competitive teams that join the fray.
There is a buzz of excitement with the reveal that there's still time to put a team together and register. With a minimum requirement of six players per team, at $25 each, up to a potential of ten players for a discounted rate of $15 per player, creating a squad is both affordable and flexible. Friendly competition among local businesses or groups of friends can manifest a team to support a noble cause. The Horizon City PD post suggests that more prizes will be announced, maintaining the momentum leading up to the event.
Interested parties can visit the Horizon City Police Department's Facebook page for more details and to register. As anticipation builds, participants can expect additional announcements about the rewards that await adept volleys and strategic serves. This approach not only promises an exciting tournament but also ensures continuous engagement from the community and participants eager to see what's in store.
