The Kan Jam Winter Klassic is an official Kan Jam tournament that is held indoors every year. The winners of the tournament are awarded with the Winter Klassic "sledgehammer" trophy, and opportunity to carve their team name onto it. Check below for more details on next year's tournament.
UPDATES

• 4/25/09 - 2009 photos added
• 4/24/09 - 2009 results added
• 2/8/09 - 2008 video added
• 2/8/09 - 2008 photos added
• 2/8/09 - 2008 results added

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SUNDAY, APRIL 11th, 2010
5 PM to 9 PM
@ Sahlen's Sports Park in Elma, NY

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The Kan Jam Winter Klassic is a fundrasier
for Carly's Club.

All proceeds for the Winter Klassic are donated to Carly's Club, which is a childhood cancer research fund at Roswell Park Cancer Institute.


Sahlen's Sports Park in Elma, NY.

The Sahlen's Sports Park features a synthetic grass-like surface to make it feel like you’re on an outdoor grass field. The 2010 Winter/Spring Klassic will once again be held on their largest field. This facility also has their own"Park Cafe," which offers teams the opportunity to purchase the best in Sahlen's Hot Dogs, as well as custard and fries.

PREVIOUS WINNERS
Winter Klassic Three-Peat!
Dorkus Malorkus beats PhiLeep in family finals matchup
2009 Winter Klassic Winners
"Dorkus Malorkus"
Josh Greenauer & Bob Greenauer
On April 19th, 31 teams competed on the indoor soccer field at the Sahlen's Sports Park in Elma, NY. This marked the first Kan Jam tournament to feature the newer style flying discs. The tournament ended with a family matchup in the finals with Dorkus Malorkus winning for the third year in a row.

As with the previous Winter Klassic, regular season play featured all teams competing in the famous "scramble" format in games to 11. The top 12 teams qualified for the playoffs. For the first round of the playoffs, the top 4 teams received a "bye." Dorkus Malorkus (Josh & Bob Greenauer) and PhiLeep (Phil Schneider & LeeAnn Greenauer) both finished the regular season with a record of 29-2. Since Dorkus won the head-to-head matchup, they took the number one seed position. The third place spot belonged to Sole Survivors (Eric Klavoon & Steve Wojcik) at 26-5, and the other bye team at 25-6 was Physical Graffiti (Nick Engl & Sean Curry). There was also a three-way tie for the final two spots in the playoffs... [more...]