Glow Games
2nd Annual- GLOW GAMES
Saturday, February 20, 2027 | 4:00 PM – Midnight
📍 Greenheck Turner Community Center (6400 Alderson Street, Weston, WI)
A night of fun and community. Join us for Wiffle Ball games, a Home Run Derby, raffles, prizes, music, concessions, and more — all supporting the Kennedy Park Project, ongoing education for youth, and a scholarship in Bradyn’s name.
Ages & Divisions
** Divisions will be created and finalized 1-2 weeks before the event.
Two registration buckets, 8-12 and 13+, will be presented when you register your team. We will then evaluate the list of teams and decide on divisions when we get closer to the event.
Teams can be co-ed and may have up to 10 players.
Play at your own risk. Three-game minimum guaranteed.
Team Registration & T-Shirts
$500/team sponsor: Up to 10 players, we provide custom team shirts, with your sponsor logo, in a glow-in-the-dark design
Rules
- Bats are provided — please do NOT bring your own bat
- No gloves allowed
- Good sportsmanship is mandatory — this is all about fun!
Games
- Games start around 4:00 PM but the exact time has not been determined.
- Estimated 3–4 fields running at once.
- Our intent is to guarantee every team at least three games.
Event Extras
🎟 Raffles & Prizes
🎶 Music & Games
🍔 Concessions
🖌 Face Painting
Home Run Derby
- Will take place between games
- $25 per person
- 5 outs or 2 minutes (youth: 11 outs or 3 minutes)
- 60 participants max per division
- Prizes for winners
Fundraiser
All proceeds benefit:
- Kennedy Park Project
- Lights & Scholarship in Bradyn’s name
- Education for youth about sextortion
About BRADYN
Bradyn played outfield, and the lights at Kennedy Park will be named after him, with a plaque or signage to remember him for a lifetime. The Centerfield Pole will be in his honor.
Bradyn M. Bohn, 15, passed away at his home on Wednesday, March 5, 2025.
Bradyn was born on September 22, 2009, in Wausau, WI. The son of Parker (Meghan Schneck) Siems and Brittney (Bohn) Bird. He was a student at DCE Junior High School.
Bradyn was loved and gave love to so many in his time on this earth. He was an exceptional student and athlete. Bradyn loved to ski and play baseball. He loved drawing and listening to music and singing along off key with his headphones on, pretending he couldn’t hear us begging him to stop.
Bradyn was so funny and kind and had such a big heart. He was the kid who would annoy you on purpose and then make you laugh when you were trying not to. He always wanted people around him to be happy.
Bradyn was the most amazing friend, and he was blessed to have so many wonderful friends who love him. He loves you all too.
Our forever Angel in the Outfield, #22.
LLBB
2nd Annual Glow Games
The 2nd Annual Glow Games: A FUNdraising Event
Join us Saturday, February 20, 2027 at Greenheck Turner Community Center for a night of wiffle ball games, a home run derby, raffles, prizes, dance music, games, concessions, and more. Wear your glow gear and bring the whole crew!
All proceeds support the Kennedy Park project youth education, and a scholarship in Bradyn's name, and education to help youth recognize and avoid sextortion. Follow this page for game times and ways to participate.
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