"We have players all over Virginia, all over the East Coast, in New York and Boston," he said. "We have people out on the West Coast, in Oregon and California and one player from England, so it has really kind of become a big thing."
Not only is the game bringing together family and friends but it also benefiting Charlottesville-area charities like Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry, Madison House and the Legal Aid Justice Center.
"There's so many great organizations already established in Charlottesville, we thought we could help them along and all those donations would go to a big cause," said White.
Read the rest of this CBS-19 News story here.