CCS completes the first-ever Kern County Corporate Challenge

After six weeks of intense competitive games, Chain | Cohn | Clark has completed the first ever Kern County Corporate Challenge.

Starting in May, our Bakersfield personal injury law firm went head-to-head with several other companies from throughout Kern County in the 2014 Kern Corporate Challenge. It was a six-week, Olympic-style competition that pitted similar-sized companies against each other in more than a dozen athletic and non-athletic games.

The entire competition was for a good cause: benefiting the League of Dreams, a Kern County sports league for children with disabilities.

Challenges include dodge ball, a 5K run, basketball, bowling, volleyball, flag football, golf, laser tag, soccer, softball, tug-o-war and more. Non-athletic events include billiards, poker and a T-shirt competition.

In the end, CCC came in third place overall. WorkLogic HR came in first place and AT&T came in second place. Here are a few other CCC highlights (and photos) from the Corporate Challenge:

• Our poker team took first place.
• CCC also came in first in the Biggest Winner weight loss competition. Our “biggest winner” lost a whopping 35 pounds in the six weeks of the competition.
• Our fundraising team raised $1,350 in the fundraising competition, benefiting The League of Dreams. Thank you to the following people and companies who kindly donated funds for the league:

1. Bob Montgomery
2. Steve Roach of Quantum Data Systems
3. Chris Thornburg of Brown Armstrong
4. O’Leary’s Office Products
5. Metro Record Storage and Shredding
6. Sunrise Coffee Service

• Our soccer team battled hard, inspired by the World Cup. Even CCS managing partner David Cohn got in the action, playing goalie.
• Our flag football team also competed.
• Volleyball was a ton of fun.
• Our team came in second place in Corporate Challenge dodge ball.
• Our pool sharks hustled the competition in billiards.
• We won some and lost some in softball.
• Our 5K team ran by most of the competition, coming in second place overall.

To see even more pictures from the events, go to the Kern County Corporate Challenge Facebook page.

In the end, the 2014 Kern County Corporate Challenge was a success. The teams raised a lot of money for a worthy cause, CCS came together as a team, and the law firm got to compete against some worthy opponents. The Challenge is sure to be bigger and better in the years to come.