The Hannibal Jaycees and River City Billiards hosted their first Washers Tournament on Saturday, April 12.  

Twelve teams played washers in a double elimination style tournament.  The Jaycees were able to raise money for the Ronald McDonald House Charities by way of registration fees of teams, raffles, food sales and donations.

Golden Eagle, Mark Twain Distributors, Swiss Colony, and McDonalds all made contributions in order to make the Washers Tournament a success.  Food sales were nearly doubled by a pie auction that took place near the end of the tournament.  Several members of the Jaycees and their families donated the pies that were auctioned.

A 50/50 raffle was also held, raising $241.  When the winning ticket was drawn, the announcement came from the winners, Donnie and Terri Brooks, that they would be donating their $120.50 back to the Jaycees for the Ronald McDonald House.

First place winners were Kevin Stevenson and Robbie Moss.  In second place were Mark Muellring and Aaron Bohm. The first-place winners each received a new set of washers and a plaque, while second place also received a plaque in recognition. (article courtesy of the Hannibal Courier-Post)

Kevin Stevenson and Robbie Moss accept their first-place plaques and washer set from Jen Foster and Derwin Conley. (Contributed photo)

Mark Muellring and Aaron Bohm accept their second-place plaques from Washer Tournament chairman Jen Foster and River City Billiards manager Derwin Conley. (Contributed photo)

Donnie Brooks gives back his portion of the 50/50 raffle during the Washers Tournament. (Contributed photo)

Thanks to all who played, bought raffle tickets, and donated prizes.

All Proceeds will go to the Ronald McDonald House

 Sponsored by: Hannibal Jaycees & River City Billiards