For fifteen years, one of the most anticipated athletic traditions in Centerville City Schools has unfolded not under Friday night lights, but inside the gymnasium at Primary Village South — where first graders become athletes and classmates become teammates every spring. At the heart of it all is longtime P.E. teacher Mr. Suter, whose energy and imagination turned a playground game into one of the most celebrated events at PVS. Students kick a rolled ball into play, race around the gym, and navigate base paths in a fast-paced competition that rewards teamwork, communication, and pure competitive spirit — with first-grade neighborhoods battling bracket-style throughout May for the championship.

The tradition has real stakes and real records. Three current PVS teachers hold two championships apiece. Parker Holzapfel, now an 8th grader at Magsig Middle School, still owns the all-time home run record at 18. And in the final showdown, the championship team gets one more shot — a game against the PVS teachers, who currently hold a perfect 3–0 all-time record. This year's championship is the 15th in program history, with the only interruption coming in 2020.