The second annual Reitz Rumble football tournament is set to light up the Goebel Soccer Complex in Evansville this weekend, drawing 35 high school programs from Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky into a single, high‑energy playing field.
A Full Day of Play
More than 50 teams will contest 168 head‑to‑head matchups, each seven‑on‑seven game lasting roughly 25 minutes, ensuring a rapid flow of action from the 9 a.m. kickoff through the evening hours.
Fans can purchase tickets for $10, payable in cash or via Venmo, while children ten and under enjoy free admission, making the event accessible for families and youngsters alike.
Community and Competition
Coach Cory Brunson of Reitz, who is overseeing the tournament, emphasizes the chance for youngsters to test themselves against strong competition and gain valuable experience on the field. Beyond the scores, the event promises a festive atmosphere, with local vendors, music and a shared enthusiasm for the sport that brings together families, alumni and neighbors.
The tournament will run through Saturday, offering a full slate of games that showcase the rising talent across the three states and reinforcing the region’s growing high school football scene.