NEW ORLEANS, LA — The Celebrity Sweat Challenge flag football game took place on Thursday night in New Orleans, just ahead of Super Bowl weekend. Hosted at Edna Karr High School and InspireNOLA Charter Schools, the game brought together athletes and celebrities to raise awareness for veterans’ causes and charitable organizations while inspiring local youth.
In an exciting matchup, Robert Griffin III’s team defeated Tracy McGrady’s squad with a 58-40 victory. Among the many stars participating were NLE Choppa, who was injured during the first half while returning an interception, Duke Dennis, Roscoe Dash, and Rachaad White. Although Odell Beckham Jr. was scheduled to play, he left before the game began.
The game’s Most Valuable Player was Darrell “Housh” Ducette, the captain and quarterback of Team USA’s flag football squad.
The event offered fun activities for the community, including food, drinks, and bounce houses, all while supporting organizations like the Travis Manion Foundation. The Celebrity Sweat brand, known for promoting healthful living, brought together athletes, entertainers, and celebrities to celebrate a healthy lifestyle and give back to the community.
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This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Celebrity Sweat Challenge. Rachaad White, who scored four touchdowns for RGIII’s team, had to leave early in the second half due to prior commitments.
