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Harvard vs. Yale Game carried live at Quail Valley River Club

Written by: November 16 2010
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VERO BEACH — The 127th playing of “THE GAME”, the oldest continuous college rivalry Harvard vs. Yale game, will be carried live at the Quail Valley River Club in Vero Beach on Saturday, November 20 at 11a.m.

The event is being sponsored by the Harvard Club of Vero Beach and, for the first time ever, is open to all alumnae of the ancient 8 and sister schools.   Parents and grandparents are cordially invited to attend.

This “must attend” social event framed around the game features prizes for most school color/enthusiasm, a wonderful brunch buffet, and a halftime ice cream buffet.  There will also be a retrospective of former games and players.

Admission price is $30.

Call Laura Allen 772-713-0482 for reservations.

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