The Columbus Sports Scene Blog

Has your team been working on cornhole tosses during your lunch break? Have you helped recruit all your co-workers to create the best possible team for event day? Well, all your practice and preparation is about to pay off. The Community Cup, presented by The Columbus Foundation, will be here in

You’ve signed up your organization.

You’ve rallied your co-workers and formed an all-star team for event day.

You’ve planned your rosters for each of the 13 events.

Your team is in the zone.

But there’s still a crucial part of The Community Cup, presented by The Columbus Foundation, that will set

With The Community Cup, presented by The Columbus Foundation, just over two months away, competition for The Cup and accompanying bragging rights is starting to heat up. Even if your team is a little behind on its roster selections or you’re still trying to show the office all the benefit of a

“There’s just something more special and meaningful when you get to get to compete, I mean really compete, with your co-workers against other workforces,” said Jacob Giffin, the Village of Obetz team captain at the 2018 Community Cup. “You band together in a way you didn’t know you could with people

They may have left their business attire at home for the day, but there was no shortage of team strategy at the Community Cup 2018 Sports Challenge, presented by The Columbus Foundation.

On Sept. 15, Otterbein University’s Memorial Stadium flooded with the best and boldest from the Columbus

If you’re anything like us, it’s probably been a few (or so!) years since you’ve participated in a field day. You know, the one from elementary school that occurred near the end of the year and all your classmates came out to participate in one, or many, events. It was all fun and games.

Well, we’re