The Beer Olympics is a 21+ event that is held at the end of each season. Each team will be challenged with various obstacles over 4 events to see if they have what it takes to be declared the Beer Olympics champion. The Beer Olympics is tentatively scheduled for Saturday May 15th 2010. The Beer Olympics will begin at 3:00 pm, immediatly following the Hooters vs Hooters game. Each team is allowed to send up to 12 athletes to compete in the Olympics. Athletes are welcome to participate in multiple events if they wish. The athletes that begin an event, must be the ones that finish the event. No subs will be allowed to step in and finish an event. Example: If a participant starts the relay race and wins, but doesn't feel like they can handle doing it again, no subs will be allowed, and their team will be disqualified from that event. In addition to the athletes, four additional team members will be needed as beer assistants to fill up and disperse beers to the athletes. (the beer assistants can be anyone that is not participating in that specific event) All participants must have a designated driver; please drink responsibly.

The Beer Olympics will consist of four events. The team that wins the most events will be declared the Beer Olympics Champion. In the event of a tie, the teams will play in a sudden death round of Beer Pong to decide the winner.  In order to participate in the event, someone from your team must e-mail brian@kickballstl.net to RSVP by Monday, May 10th, 2010. (brackets are being designed on Tuesday, May 11th; NO LATE REGISTRATION WILL BE ACCEPTED) Please include the name of each participant, as well as, the event they will be competing in. Also, one of the beer assistants will act as the team captain and help coordinate their teams events. Please include the name and cell phone number of the Beer Olympics captain with your RSVP. Each participant will receive free beer for the event that they participate in. Again, free beer will only be provided for the actual events. Each participant must purchase buckets from the concession stand if they would like to drink inbetween events. Here are the events.

2 teams compete head to head. 2 Athletes from each team.
4 Beer Assistants (one at each base)
8 Wiffle ball bats
4 half beers per team (one at each base)
Rules:
1. The athletes will begin at home plate, one on the inside of the foul line, one on the outside. The players will count to three, cheers their cups, and slam their beers.
2. After they have slammed their beer, the athletes will grab the wiffle ball bat, place one end on the ground and one end their nose, and circle the bat 5 times. Once they complete 5 circles around the bat, the athletes must race down to first base.
3. Once they arrive at first base, they will slam another beer, do 5 circles around the bat, then run down to second base, where they will tag their teammate.
4. The second athlete will slam their beer, circle the bat 5 times, then race to third base.
5. Once at third base, the athlete will slam their beer and race home.
6. The team to cross home first wins.

2 Teams Compete Head to Head,  4 Athletes from each team, 4 Beer Assistants (one assistant at each base)
2 Pogo Balls
8 cups of beer filled half way (Each assistant will have two cups of beer)
Rules:
1. Two athletes begin the race at home plate. On the count of three, they cheers, slam their beer, hop on the pogo ball, and race to first.
2. Once they reach first, they get off the ball, get a beer from the assistant, slam the beer, get on the pogo ball and head to second base.
3. When the athlete reaches second base, their team member will be waiting, with one foot on the base, and will reach out and tag their hand. Once the teammate has been tagged they will slam their beer and then race the pogo ball to third base. Once they reach third base the beer assistant will give them a beer, they slam it, then pogo to home.
4. Once they reach home, the third athlete will be tagged and will slam their beer. Then, they will hop on the pogo ball and race it down to first.
5. At first, they will slam the beer, and will pogo ball to second where they will tag their teammate.
6. Their teammate will slam the beer, then pogo to third.
7. Once at third, they will slam their beer and pogo to home.
8. The team that makes it to home first wins.

2 teams of 4 Athletes
4 cups of beer per team, 1 cup of beer per athlete
Rules:
1. 2 teams stand on opposite sides of the table.
2. Each cup is filled with beer.
3. The opposing players at the starting end of the table begin the game by counting to three, cheers,  and then slam their beer.
4. Once the beer is finished, the player places his cup right side up on the edge of the table so that a small portion of the cup extends off the table. Using their finger, the player attempts to flip the cup so that it lands upside down on the table.
5. Once the cup has landed correctly, the next player drinks his beer and attempts to flip his cup in the same manner. This process continues until they reach the end of the table.
6. The first team to reach the end of the table wins.

2 Teams compete Head to Head, 2 Athletes from each team, 2 Beer Assistants
Bungee Cords
8 cups of beer filled halfway per team
Rules:
1. Two runners stand side by side and are connected to each others legs with bungee cords. The official will check to ensure the cords are secure. Each player puts their arms around their teamates shoulders. Now both runners are conncected and ready to race.
2. The race begins with each participant drinking their first beer at the Start/Finish Line.
3. Once the beers are drank, the two runners must race as one to check point #1.
4. At check point #1, each runner must drink a cup of beer provided by the beer assistant and then continue to check point #2.
5. At check point #2, each runner must drink another cup of beer and then turn around and go back to check point #1.
6. At check point #1, each runner must drink another beer and  continue to the Start/Finish Line.
7. The first team that crosses the finish line wins.   

2 Players from each team
6 cups of beer on each side
1 cup of water on each side for ball wash
Rules:
1. Two teams face off; 1 team of 2 athletes on one side of the table, and 1 team of 2 athletes on the opposite side of the table. One player from each team will play paper, rock, scissors to decide who goes first.
2. Line up the cups, 6 on each side. Line the cups up with 3 in the first row,  then 2 cups in the second row,  then 1 cup at the top. (triangle shape pointed at the opposing team)
3. Athletes can bounce the ball in the cup or throw it in the cup.
4. If you throw the ball, your hand must not extend past the length of the cups (about 2 feet)
5. Shooting will goes as follows; Both players from team A will shoot, then both players from team B will shoot.
6. If the Shooter makes the ball in the cup the other team drinks that cup. If both teammates make a ball in different cups, they get both balls back and get to shoot again. The beer must be drank before the other team shoots. Then the other team shoots following the order above.
7. Teams are allowed one re-rack each game, meaning, they are allowed to arrange the cups that they are  shooting at in any formation they choose, as long as the front cup does not exceed the original placement.
8. You are not allowed to blow or finger the ball out of the cup.
9. The ball must hit beer in order to count as a sunken cup. If a cup is knocked off the table by a ball that the hits beer, it counts as a sunken cup. If it does not does not hit beer, the cup is not refilled, but put back on the table.
10. If a Shooter mistakenly knocks off or spills a cup, the cup is considered sunken and the team at fault loses the cup.
11. The first team to sink all their opponents cups wins.