We welcomed ten teams from the Dorset business community to do battle on Bournemouth beach in our first ever such event.
At the end of a keenly contested series of rounds, the winners were Bournemouth IT consultancy QuoStar.
Our first ever beach volleyball tournament has raised £5,000 for two hospice charities, Julia’s House and Lewis Manning.
We welcomed ten teams from the Dorset business community to do battle on Bournemouth beach in our first ever such event.
At the end of a keenly contested series of rounds, the winners were Bournemouth IT consultancy QuoStar.
The teams
Becky Harris, MSP Capital’s Finance Director, said
“The event was brilliant fun and as well as all that good natured serving, setting and spiking on the sand. It was a great way for businesses to network with each other and help raise funds for two such worthwhile causes.
Next year we want to see a bigger event, more teams, and raise even more money for the worthwhile charities.”
We participated in this fantastic event because of our charity connections, to support MSP and have some fun. It’s great to see the staff who don’t necessarily work together on a day-to-day basis come together as a team and enjoy an afternoon of Volleyball. The atmosphere was brilliant and knowing the day was all going to a good cause added to that. Were looking forward to the next one.
Rob Mitchell, Commercial Director for AFC Bournemouth
The details
Deep Dish was founded by beach volleyball stars Chris Gregory and Jake Sheaf. They both represented Team England at the Commonwealth Games and Team GB at other international tournaments and world tour events.
Chris Frost, Director for Frost & Co, said:
“The event was great, a perfect chance to get away from our desks and bond as a team outside the office on our local beach. We have been long standing supporters of Julia’s House so this is a fantastic way to support both them and MSP Capital who have done a super job organizing this event.”