JERSEY SHORE – Join and watch the friendly rivalry between Manasquan and Point Pleasant Beach as they compete in the annual Tug of War event.
The highly anticipated affair will take place on October 8. Nine teams will compete as they use all their strength to pull the 1,200-foot rope across the 450-foot-wide Manasquan Inlet. This year, visitors can enjoy two immersive festivals and lively after-parties.
Last year’s game was heated, going into intermission with Point Pleasant Beach in the lead with a score of 3-1. By the end of the day, Point Pleasant Beach took home the win with a final score of 6-3.
The winning team not only gets bragging rights, but a Mayor’s Trophy to celebrate the victory. All proceeds generated from the event will support the recreation departments of both Manasquan and Point Pleasant Beach.
“Our journey over the past few years has been marked by remarkable achievements, and we’ve tirelessly worked for months to ensure that this year’s edition stands as a pinnacle of excellence,” event chairman Geoff Brown from the Manasquan Recreation Department said.
Those wishing to participating in this year’s festivities now have the opportunity to directly register in any of the nine heats. Visit MiTugofWar.com to secure a slot.
“We’ve received resounding praise from participants who have relished the thrill of these heats. This year, we’re thrilled to extend the chance to the general public to join us in this unique experience,” Brown said.
Celebrating its fifth year, the event incorporates the opportunity for participants to contribute to the Make-a-Wish New Jersey initiative through the registration process. Last year’s participants collectively raised $10,000 for Make-a-Wish New Jersey.
On October 8, onlookers will not only enjoy the competition, but there will be live music, a selection of food, refreshing beverages, curated crafters, and engaging vendors.
Choose a side and rally against the opposing town!
For more details and updates on the 5th annual Manasquan Inlet Tug of War, visit MiTugofWar.com.
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