Arlington Dodgeball is More than Ducking and Dodging
Dodgeball. It's the sport you either loved or dreaded since childhood. Now it's back with a vengence. Join the DC Social Sports Club - Arlington every Tuesday night for weekly matches. Teams of 8 will face each other on the court in a best-of-9 format. Just remember, the last man (or woman) standing risks facing a firing squad loaded with foam balls.
Arlington's Newest Dodgeball Program - Speedball
Wondering about Speedball? Check out the fastest variation of @PlayAASL's new dodgeball program where there's no place to hide.
OCCUPY BALLSTON (Mall Crawl) - November 19

Beginning at 4:00pm, “We the People” will begin congregating “to form a more perfect union” at Ballston’s First Down Bar.
At 5:00pm, we head towards the Mall to demand our rights be restored. Because it is a long two blocks to our staging area, we will make a quick stop at Front Page to quench our thirst and rest our weary feet.
But, beginning at 6:00pm, we will descend on the Mall, returning to hallowed venues such as Chevy’s, Bailey's, Shiki Sushi (Sake Bombs!), and Rock Bottom Brewery; and then will end our March at Union Jack's, where we will occupy the dance floor.
Registration will be available soon. $20 gets you access to the kickoff keg, a limited-edition t-shirt, a coveted Sake Bomb, and access to drink specials just for our group.
And don't forget. We're in a Mall. Beer goggles getting you down? Check out LensCrafters. Drunk dial that special someone, one too many times? Check out American Greetings for an apology card. And don’t forget those Victoria’s Secret and Bath & Body Works coupons you’ve been hoarding – we know that it takes work to make protesting look this good – and sometimes you just got to shop.
Winter 2012 Season of DC Broomball Opens
Hello hockey fans,
If you're unfamiliar with the game, broomball brings the fun and excitement of street hockey to the ice rink. Players run on the ice and try to use a "broom" to put a ball into the opposing team's net. The action and rules are VERY similar to hockey, but the ice adds a whole extra element to the fun, allowing players to slide, glide and otherwise do things that would be impossible on the street.
Registration for the winter season of DC Broomball is currently open and accepting new players. There are two leagues, a "pro"-league (DC Broomball South) that runs out of Tucker Road Ice Rink, and a "beginner" league (DC Broomball North) that plays out of Rockville. The "pro" league sells out very quickly, so register soon if you're interested!
DC Broomball is a tight knit community of fun-loving, energetic, social and loyal broomball players. They love the game, are eager to teach it to new players and enjoy nothing better than broomball followed by a few beers. It's a great group of athletes to be around and learn from.
If you have questions or want additional information, go to www.dcbroomball.org, or send league Commissioner, Ryan Schradin, an email at dcbroomball@gmail.com. If you'd like to register for the winter seasons, which start in late November and early December, go to http://dcsocialsports.com/leagues/broomball.
Hope to see you on the ice!
Free Movie Night - Very Harold & Kumar 3D
This is a very last minute membership perk. DCSSC has 20 pairs of tickets (40) for tomorrow's advance screning of A VERY HAROLD & KUMAR 3D CHRISTMAS at Gallery Place-Chinatown. If you're interested in attending, leave a comment so we can get back to you.

A VERY HAROLD & KUMAR 3D CHRISTMAS
Thursday, October 13
7:30pm (arrive no later than 7:00pm)
Regal Gallery Place
Washington, DC
John Cho (“Star Trek,”) and Kal Penn (“Superman Returns,”) reprise their title roles in “A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas,” which picks up six years following their last adventure.
After years of growing apart, Harold Lee (John Cho) and Kumar Patel (Kal Penn) have replaced each other with new friends and are preparing for their respective Yuletide celebrations. But when a mysterious package mistakenly arrives at Kumar’s door on Christmas Eve, his attempt to redirect it to Harold’s house ends with the “high grade” contents—and Harold’s father-in-law’s prize Christmas tree— going up in smoke. With his in-laws out of the house for the day, Harold decides to cover his tracks, rather than come clean. Reluctantly embarking on another ill-advised journey with Kumar through New York City, their search for the perfect replacement tree takes them through party heaven—and almost blows Christmas Eve sky high.
http://www.haroldandkumar.com/










Tue, December 6