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ABOUT US

The Dundee Classic was an annual wiffleball tournament established in 2009.  A single-day event, it took place every summer at the Kelly house, located in the Dundee-Memorial Park neighborhood of Omaha, Nebraska. It was organized and run largely by the four Kelly brothers: Rory, Henry, Kieran, and Brian.  The ten year spread in age between brothers resulted in broad age group representation at the event, with participants ranging anywhere from 12 to 30+ during its history.  The tournament grew from 4 teams in 2009 to 21 in 2017, with increasing interest spawning media coverage, promotional videography, and aesthetic improvements such as bleachers, championship banners and a scoreboard.

The Classic's rise in popularity also allowed the Kelly boys to fundraise for assorted military veterans' groups, led by service members Rory (USMC) and Henry (USCG).  Beginning in 2016, the Classic donated profits to Paralyzed Veterans of America - Great Plains Chapter.

TOURNAMENT HIGHLIGHTS

ALL-TOURNAMENT

TEAM

Dundee Classic Championship Trophy

Reflect on sports history with nine team names engraved as eternal champions.  Only victors of the Dundee Classic are allowed to hold this legendary trophy.

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