Congratulations to our 2026 LOSERS!
Nikki Jackson (LL)
Where Losers are Winners
Losers Cook is a  one-of-a-kind volleyball tournament conceived by the Trento siblings - Greg, Cindy, Mark and Bill - in 1990 as a fun way to gather with friends while raising money for the American Heart Association.  The goal was to develop an environment  where friends could gather, enjoy the sunshine, eat, drink, compete - at  least a little – on the volleyball court, and generally have a good time.  The inaugural tourney was held on the beach in Alameda and several years later the tournament was moved out to  Contra Costa County where  the summer climate is much friendlier to the novice volleyball player.  Read more...
Corey Brooks (L)
   Next Tournament:  Saturday, TBD, 2027
                   Rancho Laguna Park, Moraga
                    2101 Camino Pablo, Moraga 94556
Benefiting the
The 33rd Annual Participants
Thank You to our Sponsors!

​House Family Foundation

Annie Flaig

Barebottle Brewing Company

Charlie May Coffee & Tea House

Johnny's Donuts

Caymus

Narsi David Estates

Sabbatical Distillery

Jillian & Kurt Davidson

Jeanie Rainer - Succulents Queen

Romi Smith

Kurt Cecconi

Cindy Ferrin

Mary Castaldo

Tina Stier

PGA Superstore

VSP (Nancy Jackson)

Kathy Hassett

Barbara Woods

Mary Ann Hassett

Rio Adobe Southwest Cafe (Jim Cargill)

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Taylor Anderson (L)

Our 33rd Annual Losers are ready to Cook
Players Signed Up:        82 
Player Spots Open:         0
Total People Signed Up:  145

Number of Past Losers Signed Up: 34
COURT SPONSORS

1. Cecconi Travel (Lisa Cecconi)
(Center Court)


2.  One Year Anniversary Joneses Court (Wooohoo Tanner & Miranda!)

3.  Terrien Family

4.  Mayoss Family

5. Happy Birthday Reid Aldrich

6. Murphy Family


They Came, They Played, They Lost, They Cooked.
Hey Coach, put me in
Goal
 80
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150
Claudia Mayoss (L)
Shane Trento (L)
Beautiful Peeps
Guilty of being first on the sceen, very early Saturday morning
The Next Generation Planning Their Takeover
The Apple Doesn't Fall Far From the Tree