Duck for Commodore Dodgeball

Commodore Builders? Fifth Annual Dodgeball Tourney may have looked like a free-for-all, but it has its rules and decorum—as Commodore's Jim Stadler is explaining above. Held earlier this month, 19 architectural, engineering, and construction company teams sweated, grunted and cheered as Commodore?s SOP team battled its way to victory. It was awarded $500 to donate to the charity of its choice—the New England Center for Homeless Veterans. Also, all the teams and dodgeball friends donated new and gently used sports equipment to Play it Forward, a non-profit that distributes the gear worldwide.

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