WEEKEND SCHEDULE
Kickball Remix
Leadership Summit Sponsored by Amtrak (optional happy hour 4-6 p.m.)
Registration and Opening Reception
Stonewall Pageant, "Now That's What I Call a Bop!" at Franklin Music Hall hosted by Bev, with a special performance by Malaysia Babydoll Foxx (from RuPaul's Drag Race Season 15)
Holistic wellness events (see stonewallwellness.org for more info)
Round Robin Sports Play Tennis
Indoor Volleyball
Sand Volleyball
Kickball Classic
Dodgeball Showcase
Bocce Billiards
Bowling Dodgeball Classic
Affinity Mixers (see stonewallaffinity.org for more info)
“Fire & Ice,” a Saturday Soiree at Concourse Dance Bar with DJ Xtina
FRIDAY
10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1-4 p.m. 5-8 p.m. 7 p.m.
All day 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 9 a.m. 9 a.m. 9 a.m. 10 a.m. 10 a.m. Noon 5-9 p.m. 9 p.m.
SATURDAY
Holistic wellness events (see stonewallwellness.org for more info)
Championship Game Play Tennis
Indoor Volleyball
Sand Volleyball
Kickball Classic
Bocce
Billiards
Bowling
Dodgeball Classic
Closing Block Party, hosted by Eric Jaffe, with a special performance by Malaysia Babydoll
Foxx (RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 15); performances every hour beginning at 3 p.m., and the tournament finale and awards ceremony at 6 p.m.
All day 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 9 a.m. 9 a.m. 10 a.m. 10 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 1-7 p.m.
SUNDAY
STAY INFORMED WITH THE STONEWALL APP
Download the Stonewall Sports app for the most up-to-date schedule information, including the field or court numbers where your team will be playing! Also, use the app to find event details and communicate with other players. Allow push notifications to receive real-time updates, including urgent announcements.
KNOW THE RULES
Player conduct and game integrity is a core component of providing a positive experience for all. Know the rules for your sport.
Rule Books
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Stonewall Sports is dedicated to creating a community of diverse participants via organized sports and activities that take place in inclusive spaces. We are founded on the pillars of respect, holistic wellness, open-mindedness and the appreciation of diverse backgrounds.
We encourage all participants to read the National Tournament & Summit Code of Conduct and Uniform Policy (new this year). We have also created a Player Conduct Incident Report form to immediately notify us of incidents that may be in violation of our code of conduct.
National Tournament & Summit Code of Conduct
Player Conduct Incident Report Uniform Policy
SPORTS
BILLIARDS
Lucky Strike Philadelphia
1336 Chestnut St., Floor 3
Philadelphia, 19107
Two-day double-elimination singles tournament; practice begins at 10:00 a.m.; games begin at 10:10 a.m. Players may practice on the second floor from 10:00 a.m. to noon.
Saturday: Round robin play; first round of the winners' bracket
Sunday: Complete play in winners' and consolation brackets
BOWLING
Lucky Strike Philadelphia
1336 Chestnut St., Floor 3
Philadelphia, 19107
Two-day team tournament with two divisions (Handicapped Division and Scratch Division)
Saturday: Elimination play; games in two shifts, 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., and 2:30-6 p.m.
Sunday: Elimination play and finals play; games in two shifts; first shift beginning at 10 a.m.; second shift at 12 p.m. (games end by 4 p.m.)
BOCCE
Edgely Field at Fairmount Park
Reservoir Drive
Philadelphia, 19121
Two-day tournament, games from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday: Pool play
Sunday: Single-elimination bracket play
TENNIS
Hecht Tennis Center at the University of Pennsylvania
240 S 31st St.
Philadelphia, 19104
Single-elimination tournament for singles and doubles, with singles consolation
Saturday and Sunday: Match play from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; players will have matches any time during the two days, and match times will be announced prior to each day of the tournament.
DODGEBALL SHOWCASE
Competitive Edge Sports
320 S Henderson Rd.
King of Prussia, 19406
Single-day tournament (Saturday, July 15) for womenidentifying and non-binary players
Guaranteed five round robin games, followed by a singleelimination tournament; games are from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
DODGEBALL CLASSIC
Two-day tournament
Competitive Edge Sports
320 S Henderson Rd.
King of Prussia, 19406
Saturday: Round robin play; guaranteed six games; games are from 12-5 p.m.
Sunday: Double elimination tournament for all teams. Games will begin at 10:30 a.m. and end by 4 p.m.
INDOOR VOLLEYBALL
Competitive Edge Sports
320 S Henderson Rd.
King of Prussia, 19406
Two-day tournament, matches from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; teams will have matches any time during the two days, and match times will be announced prior to each day of the tournament.
Saturday: Round robin pool play, each team guaranteed up to five matches
Sunday: Bracket play with winners and consolation brackets
SAND VOLLEYBALL
Buckley Green at Drexel University
30 N 33rd St. Philadelphia, 19104
Two-day tournament, matches from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; teams will have matches any time during the two days, and match times will be announced prior to each day of the tournament.
Saturday: Pool play
Sunday: 16-team single-elimination bracket play
REMIX
oni Plaza
2800 S Broad St. Philadelphia, 19145
Single-day tournament (Friday, July 14)
Pool play, 10:30 a.m.-2:45 p.m.
Single-elimination quick-play (max three innings) for championship, 3-5 p.m.
KICKBALL CLASSIC
Dairy and Edgely Fields at Fairmount Park
Reservoir Dr.
Philadelphia, 19121
Two-day tournament, games from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday: Pool play, three games per team, all teams advance to Sunday
Sunday: Single-elimination tournament
TRANSPORTATION TO SPORTS VENUES
We'll provide shuttle service from our host hotel (Le Méridien and at adjacent locations along Arch Street where the Le Méridien is located) to:
Competitive Edge Sports (Dodgeball Classic, Dodgeball Showcase and Indoor Volleyball)
Dairy Field and Edgely Field at Fairmount Park (Bocce and Kickball Classic)
Shuttle Schedule
From our host hotel (Le Méridien), our other sports and events venues are easily and quickly accessible via pedestrian access, public transit or ride-sharing cars. See a map of our sports and events venues below.
Sports and Events
Venue Map
GETTING AROUND PHILLY
Subway: Broad Street Line or Market-Frankford Line
A $2.50 Quick Trip Day Pass, which is good for one (1) ride, is available for purchase below street level at kiosks located in all major subway stops or through the Septa app (below). An account is required. Cash is accepted. Exact change is required.
Septa offers more than 180 lines and routes
Enter your destination in the Maps app. Use the “transit” option and select any bus line. Bus trips are $2.50 and buses accept exact cash, or you can purchase a ticket on the Septa app.
If you’d prefer to bike, Philly has many protected bike lanes
Visit rideindego.com to find a bike station or purchase a pass. A 24-hour guest pass is $16 and includes unlimited 60-minute rides on any classic blue bike.
CAN’T-MISS EVENTS
Reminder: Keep your wristbands with you for access to all tournament events and have your valid identification with you for entrance to venues (visit our website for more info).
FRIDAY
LEADERSHIP SUMMIT
12:45-4 p.m, Happy Hour: 4-6pm
“Stonewall [Supports]: CoCreating Vibrant and Inclusive Communities”
Sponsored by:
SATURDAY
AFFINITY MIXERS
Le Méridien Philadelphia
1421 Arch St., Philadelphia, 19102
Including gatherings for participants who identify with one of the following affinity groups: Sober & Recovery, Asian American and Pacific Islander, Black and African American, Trans and NonBinary, Women and Womyn, Latino, Latine, Latina and Latinx. Visit stonewallaffinity.org for more info.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
WELLNESS ACTIVITIES
Including a run club, yoga, Zumba, deep listening sessions, and a scavenger hunt (additional cost may apply).
Visit stonewallwellness.org for the complete schedule
OUR PHILLY FAVORITES
Philly offers a variety of places to eat, art exhibits to explore, historical landmarks to visit, LGBTQIA+ establishments to support, or tourist attractions to take in. Check out our Philly-based Executive Team's faves!
Gabe Marenco-Garcia (They/Them) Tournament Chair
“The art at Magic Gardens is absolutely incredible, especially if you have an affinity toward mosaic art! It’s a quick walking distance from any of the hotels and a great walk-through if you’re in a time crunch.”
Brian Chaffinch (He/Him) Events Director
“One of my favorite eateries is Pearl & Mary’s. It has fantastic seafood and great happy hour specials. It's also known for some pretty spectacular mocktail options for those interested.”
Leah Garloff (She/Her) Communications Co-Director
“My favorite little gem in the city is Spruce Street Harbor Park. It’s easily one of the most ‘Instagrammable’ parks in Philly, with hammocks for relaxing and ideal water (read wood-er) views of the Delaware River.”
Eric Cottrell (He/Him) Sports Operations Director
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Bob & Barbara's is the quintessential neighborhood bar where everyone is part of the family. B&Bs is home to one of the longest running drag shows in Philly (27 years and counting)! You’ll have to order a City Wide while there - or as the locals call it, 'a special' - to get the true B&Bs experience.”
If you have downtime, check out some of our team’s recommendations, or explore Visit Philly’s LGBT+ top picks at visitphilly.com/lgbt.
SPOTS TO CHECK OUT
Food
1) Mercato BYOB
2) Georgios on Pine
3) Vegan Monster
4) Revolution House
5) Mission Taqueria
6) Parc
7) The Victor Cafe
8) Pizzeria Beddia Drink
9) The Franklin Mortgage & Investment Company (Speakeasy)
10) Tattooed Moms
11) El Techo
12) Independence Beer Garden
13) Attico Rooftop
14) Bok Bar
15) Assembly Rooftop Lounge
16) Stir Lounge
17) Level Up Bar and Lounge
18) Bob & Barbara’s Lounge
Tourism
19) Liberty Bell
20) Philadelphia Art Museum
21) Eastern State Penitentiary
22) Reading Terminal Market
23) Cherry Street Pier
24) Love Park
25) Spruce Street Harbor Park
LGBTQIA+ History
26) Magic Gardens
27) Philly AIDS Thrift
LGBTQIA+ owned
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If you have any questions, comments or concerns, or if we can improve the tournament experience in any way, please contact us at tournament@stonewallsports.org.
Rob Leis (He/Him)
Home Chapter: Columbus National Tournament Director
Gabe Marenco-Garcia (They/Them)
Home Chapter: Philadelphia Tournament Chair
Matt Williams (He/Him)
Home Chapter: Washington, D.C. Stonewall Sports, Inc. President
