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(KMZA)--This year’s annual Baileyville Benefit Tournament was a big success.
Organizers say the event held this past weekend at the Nemaha Central High School, in Seneca, raised about $190,000.
The proceeds will go to help four individuals with medical expenses. They include James Beckwith, Justin Eisenbarth, Mary Herrmann and Lynn Ronnebaum.
18 basketball teams and 24 volleyball teams participated in the tournament.
The two-day event concluded with live auction of donated items and services.
The Baileyville Benefit Committee thanks those who made the event a success.
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