TABLE TENNIS KINGS

18-year-old Jay and 11-year-old Dylan Glickman won the Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC 2012 ping pong tourney in Grand Central's Vanderbilt Hall, repping JLL, where their father Paul is a vice chair. The sibs beat out 31 teams representing hedge funds, investment banks, private equity firms, and the like over six hours(seven minutes longer than Djokovic's epically long victory over Nadal in the Australian Open last month), all of whom came together to raise more than $85k as part of National Mentoring Month. Paul is a trustee of the organization, which held its tournament in conjunction with the JPMorgan Tournament of Champions. Next time Jay and Dylan are in the nation's capital, they should visit the Bisnow HQ and play against our DC contingent.

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