2nd Annual “Stay; and Play” Kickball Tournament in Memory of Kade Parrish

This year, our community will gather once more for the Second Annual "Stay; and Play" Kickball Tournament—a joyful tribute to Kade Parrish, the vibrant 14-year-old whose love for sports and his community continues to inspire us all.

When & Where

The tournament kicks off at 9 a.m. on Saturday, October 26, 2025, at the Willow Lane Athletic Complex, located at 4623 Willow Lane.

What to Expect

  • A single-elimination kickball tournament with four age brackets: Youth (under 13), Teen (13–17), Adult (18+), and Family (mixed ages). Teams of 9–13 players, $100 per team.

  • Teams are encouraged to go costumed and themed—the best dressed team earns a reward!

  • Games are played on six full softball fields—complete with bases, foul lines, benches, and dugouts. Each game is 5 innings max or 30 minutes, with 3 outs per inning. Official kickball rules apply.

  • Trophies await bracket winners—plus, there may be secret awards for extra flair.

Why We Play

Kade Parrish, a Boise teen who tragically took his life on November 17, 2023, believed deeply in community and kindness through sport. This event carries forward his spirit—using friendly competition to cultivate joy, raise awareness around youth mental health, and support suicide prevention.

Beneficiaries

All proceeds support three nonprofits:

  • The Speedy Foundation

  • Magic Valley Suicide Prevention and Awareness

  • I Love This Life

More to Explore

  • Resource Row: Booths from local mental health and support organizations, offering information, connections, and care.

  • Raffle & Silent Auction: Win donated items, from handcrafted treasures to unique finds—great prizes, even greater cause.

Join the Game

Whether you’re playing, cheering, or donating, your participation helps keep Kade’s memory alive and fosters connections that strengthen all our hearts.

Learn more, register a team, or get involved at: www.kadeparrishstayandplay.com

This event isn’t just about kicking a ball—it’s about staying connected, playing boldly, and bringing light where it’s needed most!!!

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