Sat
Oct 18

Waddell Games Cup 2025

Hosted by: Takaball Association

Waddell Games is organizing an event on October 18 in Toronto for 2 teams to compete for the Waddell Games Cup, the third time this cup will be awarded as a trophy.

Teams will play against each other in 2 competitions with a point system to determine the overall winner.

The competitions this year are takaball and trivia hunt, the teams are Red VS Blue, and players will register individually and be placed on a team upon arrival.

The competition will take place in the afternoon and the trophy will officially be awarded at the end of the dinner break.

After the trophy presentation, Joel Waddell will share his testimony and we will have a worship session.

After the event, if we have a total of 8 or more competitors registered by October 12, we will have an optional social at Pursuit OCR for those who want to come.

Event Schedule:
1:30pm: Arrive at the sports fields at Humber and get assigned to your team
2:00pm: Takaball
4:00pm: Trivia Hunt with Bible Trivia as the topic
5:00pm: Dinner break and trophy presentation
6:00pm: Joel Waddell sharing testimony
7:00pm: Worship Session

Note: Times are approximate

It is free to register for the competition, but you will be responsible for your own admission fee to Pursuit OCR if you want to come for the social after.

Spectators are also welcome and don't need to register for the competition, but it would be helpful if you tell us you're coming.

Humber Polytechnic North Campus, 205 Humber College Boulevard, Etobicoke, Ontario

Sat Oct 18, 2025. 2:00 PM (EDT)

 FREE

Contact: Joel Waddell

Closes: Sat. Oct 18, 2025, 2:00 PM (EDT)

About Us

Takaball is a game invented by Joel Waddell where 2 teams play against each other trying to get into their opponent's endzone with a frisbee by passing and running with the frisbee without getting tagged by an opponent then, after entering the endzone with the frisbee, picking up a ball from their opponent's endzone and trying to bring it to their endzone by passing and running with the ball without getting tagged by an opponent. Joel called the game takaball because his last name, Waddell, has origins with viking connections and the English word "retrieve" translated to Old Norse is "taka" and points are scored by retrieving a ball.