In the past four 'hole-in-one years,' the tournament has raised approximately $50,000. It helps fans, coaches and wrestlers get to know each other better and promotes understanding and support for Club goals.

I'm glad to be back in Seattle playing before our amazing Storm fans. The fans in Seattle make me feel so welcome, and I perform at my best when they're with me.

We think our fans are really going to take to this bet. In the past, our on-line game, Showdown, in which the players had to pick one horse a day to finish in the money, was extremely popular.

We've done a couple dates with them in the past, and we've always been big fans. We [wanted] to do something a little different for the show. I was just thinking he'd do some harmonies and stuff, and he was like, 'I've got some stuff I wanna sing.' So he kind of went off and sang some melodies that he had made up, and they were really cool.

It's big for the fans to see some of these picks pan out because in the past a lot of them really didn't,

These things have happened in the past, and we've committed to put on a show for the fans. We have a job.