Past TPSF Games
TPSF began in 2009, played at Piedmont Park in Atlanta. Since that time, there have been 10 total games played in Atlanta and 5 games in Boston (est. in 2014). Click the Pictures or Links below to read about and see pictures from each of the previous games.
TPSF I — Feb 1, 2009
The Game. That started it all.
TPSF II — Feb 7, 2010
The highly anticipated second installment of TPSF brought with it no lack of drama in a hard-hitting, thrilling game. It was this sequel that set the tone for the future theme of TPSF and the camaraderie that has been a fundamental component ever since. Waiting all year to play this game for a second time, these brave souls sought to recapture the magic of Piedmont Park from the prior year. However, this time, with more players in tow and a growing crowd, TPSF was quickly a much larger presence than any expected.
With the game starting in heated fashion, players from both teams of TPSF came together as the forces from above (read: Piedmont Parks Security) tried to put a halt on the game. Because of our large and finely-threaded presence, TPSF was forced to relocate mid-game despite the long-winded diatribe by Busby detailing the unimportant and clear abundance of grass at the park and paying particular emphasis to its propensity to regenerate quickly. The “man” wasn’t having it, and as such, TPSF and all its fans moved the game to Grant Park. It was here the epic battle, which started in Piedmont Park, was finished. Playing this game on the coldest TPSF to date saw numerous thrills and big plays as Dre “Tyson 50” West set the tone for the legends of the tailored gridiron by shedding his dapper attire and lighting the field up for numerous touchdowns and capturing the TPSF II MVP title!
TPSF III — Feb 6, 2011
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The third edition of TPSF brought with it the return of Terrence T-Wiggles” Wiggins and numerous new characters as well. New traditions were forged, including introductions” the night before and a theme song to set the tone for the I entire event. While the game was close during the first half, the likes of Denote and Joff proved to be too much for the other team as Austin and his crew of teammates ran away with the championship.
TPSF IV — Feb 5, 2012
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TPSF IV was much anticipated as it was preceded by an unprecedented level of hype, and the game did not disappoint. It was the closest game in TPSF history (to date; see TPSF VI recap below), with Cameron’s crew winning by a touchdown. The victors rode the wave of TWiggs, Denote, and Hunter on to the win. With the introduction of the instantly coveted Champions Cup, the raising of over $4oo for the Wounded Warrior Project, and the attendance of nearly a hundred fans, TPSF was indeed taken to the next level at the 2012 game.
TPSF V — Feb 3, 2013
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Following TPSF IV, there was much anticipation to see how the upward momentum would impact . Nearly 200 spectators shuffled in through the gates to enjoy the spectacle of TPSF while helping to raise over $3,300 to support United Military Care. This time the players wore colored headbands to better differentiate the teams for the sizable crowd. Blue vs. Red. In what may have been the most lopsided victory in TPSF history, the Blue team dug in, played team football, and came away with a 42-16 win. Their rookie player, Tim Jamison played hard on both sides of the ball coming up with 2 touchdown receptions and several big stops on defense. Tim’s performance won him , while Desi laid it all on the line to stop TWiggs, winning him the Got Lit Up trophy along the way. Overall, it was a successful afternoon of exciting football with Matador out serving free tacos, halftime entertainment, and good weather.
TPSF VI– Feb 1, 2014
TPSF VI was a game of firsts in many regards. Because of the substantial growth of TPSF, for the first time in TPSF history, the game was played on Super Bowl Saturday, February 1st, 2014. Further, this was both the closest game and largest crowd in TPSF history! The Blue team defeated the Red team 21-18 holding off a late comeback by the Red team. Desi Ramos won the MVP award for the Blue team, scoring two touchdowns and catching an extra point, while making huge stops on defense as well! Michelle Mulberry received the “Got Lit Up” award for her courageous effort during the coin toss, while Shannan “Tiger” Edwards took home the Most Charitable award for her charitable efforts to support United Military Care. Finally, Tash won the Best Dressed Award by crowd voting with her black and white suit that resembled the new TPSF logo. With Monday Night Brewing in attendance pouring beer, and Frisbee dogs for the halftime show, the whole event was a huge success, all while raising over $5,000 to support United Military Care!
TPSF VII — January 31, 2015
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TPSF VII was a huge success and a close game until the end. Congrats to the Red team for winning TPSF VII 20-7. After the Blue team scored on the very first play of the game, the red team tied it up 7-7 and had a goal line stand right before halftime. During the 3rd quarter, eventual MVP Ryan Powell came up with a huge catch to put his team in the lead for the win. Congrats to T-Wiggs on winning the game ball, T-Wiggs and Tash for winning co-Best Dressed, Paulette for winning Most Charitable, Leo for winning the “Got Lit Up” trophy (thanks to Desi), and finally congrats to rookie player Reuel Murray for taking home the 50/50 grand prize! It was a great afternoon of finely threaded football!
TPSF 8 — February 6th, 2016
The eighth annual Three Piece Suit Football game took place at the Fourth Ward Skate Rark, Athletic Field (on the BeltLine). At this year’s event, we raised $7,020 to support the Georgia Chapter of Pets For Vets, which is the largest amount TPSF has ever raised at a single event! See a full game recap here.
TPSF IX — February 4th, 2017
We are proud to announce that on Saturday February 4th, at the Three Piece Suit Football IX Charity Festival, we raised $8,077 to support Pets for Vets – Georgia! This is the largest amount we have raised at a single event in TPSF history! There are so many people we want to say “Thank You” to including, our finely-threaded players who put it all on the line during the game, the selfless volunteers who helped put on the event, our gracious sponsors who supported us, and the countless spectators that came out to this great charity event! It’s amazing to see how far we’ve come in nine years, and we are beyond excited when looking forward to our 10th annual game next year! THANK YOU!
TPSF X — February 3rd, 2018
This year’s game was an instant classic! With the Blue team having taken the lead with a minute to go, the Red team marched down the field. Rookie and future MVP Josh scrambled to find Phil in the end zone with 9 seconds left in the game to tie the score for the Red team (and would go on to convert the extra point to win the game)! The 15-14 final score was the closest finish in TPSF history!
Our goal for the tenth annual Three Piece Suit Football charity festival in Atlanta was to raise $10,000 for Pets for Vets – Georgia. We are proud to say that we not only met that goal, but smashed it by raising a grand total of $18,506!!! A special thanks goes to Tito’s Handmade Vodka for generously donating $5,000 to contribute to the total raised in support of Pets For Vets!
There are so many other people we want to say “Thank You” to as well including, our players who put it all on the line during the game, the selfless volunteers who helped put on the event, and the countless spectators that came out to this great charity event! Thank you to Hampton + Hudson Community Bar and Restaurant, The Albert, Ansley Animal Clinic, jB JAMS Entertainment & Events, Chris Vallee Real Estate, Monday Night Brewing, Makaila & Co Realty, The Law Firm of Kevin Leipow, and our other great sponsors that helped support this year’s event! We already can’t wait for our 11th TPSF charity event next year — when Atlanta will be hosting two great football games in the same weekend!! THANK YOU!!
TPSF Boston — May 31, 2014
On May 31st, 2014, TPSF launched its first chapter outside of Atlanta, taking the game to Bean town! Piloting the game in the spring at Hunnewell Park near the Charles River in Boston, 16 players came together to play a finely threaded football game to support Active Heroes. The Blue team came out victorious as all the players had a great time in this pilot game. The after party was held at the Last Drop and between the 50/50 raffle and gift card/prize raffle- TPSF Boston was able to raise $1,625 to support Active Heroes!
TPSF Boston 2014 — Nov 8, 2014
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After playing the initial pilot game in May, the TPSF Boston chapter decided that, in fitting more with the football and charity theme of TPSF, that the annual game would be held each November around Veteran’s Day. Again, the Boston crew played to support Active Heroes and their efforts to target and reduce factors that lead to veteran suicide. The Boston game was held at Cleveland Circle Park, near Boston College. Again, the Blue team came out victorious with Tony winning the “Man Up” MVP award for the Blue team making spectacular catches on both offense and defense! With a much larger audience in attendance at the game and After Party, TPSF Boston was able to raise over $2,000 to support Active Heroes at the game!
TPSF Boston 2015 — Oct 24, 2015
TPSF Boston was our (Boston’s) biggest event yet! The blue team opened a huge first half lead; and while the Red team fought back hard the the Blue team got the win in a hard fought contest! We are proud to announce that we raised $4,038 to support Operation Delta Dog! This amount we raised was more than our first two games combined!! A special thanks to Michael Criscuolo and The Last Drop for continued sponsorship and hosting the After Party, as well as to CitySide Bar for hosting our TPSF Eve festivities! There are so many important people to thank including all our other amazing sponsors who donated numerous prizes and gift cards that helped us put on a successful raffle to support such a great cause. Also special thanks to all the volunteers who supported and helped make the event happen! Finally, thanks to all our players and fans who came out to be a part of and support TPSF Boston 2015!! Shout out to the Atlanta crew for coming to Boston to show their support. We definetly plan on returning the favor for TPSF 8!
TPSF Boston 2016 — Oct 8, 2016
Our 3rd annual installment of TPSF Boston was huge success! With a new crop of players and a growing number of sponsors/fans, we had another fantastic event! While the Blue team came out victorious, the Red team was able to make the game competitive in the second half, but still coming up short in a shoot-out, 68-50. Congrats to Joe “Edelman” McGowan for winning the MVP “Man Up” Award and to Vic “Purple Reign” Morency for winning the Best Dressed Award! Check out the pictures here on our Facebook page!
We are also excited to announce that at TPSF Boston 2016, we raised $5,601 to support Operation Delta Dog, smashing last year’s total and raising the largest amount in our Boston chapter history! A special thanks goes out to Dave Martin, the winner of our 50/50 raffle, who donated back his ENTIRE winnings to OpDD!
There are so many people we want to say “Thank You” to including – our players who laid it all on the line during the game, the volunteers who helped make the event happen, our gracious sponsors who supported us, and to our amazing fans that came out to this great event! THANK YOU!
TPSF Boston 2017 — Oct 21, 2017
We are proud to announce that on Saturday October 21st, at the fifth annual Three Piece Suit Football Boston Game, we raised $7,719 to support Operation Delta Dog! This is the largest amount we have ever raised at a Boston event and the second largest amount in TPSF history! From October 2016 to October 2017, TPSF Boston has raised over $19,700 – almost enough to fully support two scholarships for pairing service dogs with MA Veterans through OpDD!!
There are so many people we want to say “Thank You” to including: our finely-threaded players who put it all on the line during the game (possibly the warmest in TPSF history!), the selfless volunteers who helped put on the event, our gracious sponsors who supported us, and the countless spectators that came out to this great charity event! It’s amazing to see how far we’ve come!! THANK YOU!
TPSF Boston 2018 — Oct 20, 2018
We’re excited to announce that on Saturday, October 20th, at the sixth annual Three Piece Suit Football Boston Charity Event, we raised $10,140 to support our great Veteran and dog charities! With the Patriots ticket raffle, we raised $1,540 to support Battlefields to Ballfields, which will fully fund one Veteran football referee scholarship! The remaining donations raised from VIP ticket sales, other raffles, and sponsors, will support the training of dogs to be paired with local Veterans through Operation Delta Dog! This is the largest amount we have ever raised at any of our Boston events!
There are so many people we want to say “Thank You” to including: our amazing players
who put it all on the line during the game (40-39: one of the closest games in TPSF history), the selfless volunteers who helped put on the event, our gracious sponsors who supported
us, and the countless spectators that came out to this great charity event! THANK YOU!