Bocce Ballers

If at first you don't succeed, photobomb! That's Cassidy Turley's Tim Farley's philosophy, photobombing the winners of the RiverEdge Summit's  2013 Grand Bocce Ball Tournament—Cresa's Trevor Smith, Jay Begley, Scott Trump,  and  Jake Elder, who toast to their victory. The  six-week tourney (run by Transwestern) pitted a slew of brokerage firms against each other. The championship was between The Dryman Team and Cresa, who won for the second year in a row.

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