Phillies Trivia Night Benefit For PSPCA

Victory Brewing Hosts an Unforgettable Evening of Phillies Trivia for a Good Cause For Paws. The night raised over $2,000 for the Phandemic Krew’s Bette’s Triples fund benefitting the Pennsylvania SPCA.

On August 12th, Philadelphia Phillies fans gathered at Victory Brewing in Philadelphia for a night of baseball trivia, fun, and a bit of nostalgia. Hosted by Taryn Hatcher and Natalie Egenolff, with special guest Phillies legend Larry Bowa, the event offered not only a chance to test fans’ knowledge but also raised funds for an incredible cause—the Bette’s Triples Fund, benefiting the PSPCA.

The Venue: Victory Brewing in the Heart of Philadelphia

Victory Brewing, a beloved spot in Philly for its craft beers and lively atmosphere, was the perfect venue for this special night of Phillies Trivia. Known for its vibrant energy, the brewery created a welcoming environment for Phillies fans (most notably The Phandemic Krew and Drunk Phils Fans fan groups) to unite over their love of the team. The event space was decked out in Phillies gear, with red and white everywhere and Victory’s signature brews flowing. Large flat-screen TVs throughout the venue showcased Phillies highlights and memories, setting the perfect stage for an unforgettable trivia experience.

The excitement was palpable from the moment guests arrived. Fans in their favorite Phillies jerseys mingled, shared stories, and enjoyed the chance to meet like-minded people from across the city. As a bonus, attendees could purchase exclusive event merchandise, with proceeds going directly to the Bette’s Triples Fund.

Phillies Trivia Hosts: Taryn Hatcher and Natalie Egenolff

Taryn Hatcher and Natalie Egenolff, both well-known and loved by Philly sports fans, took on the role of trivia masters for the evening. Their rapport, built on years of covering Philadelphia sports, added to the excitement. Both hosts kept the energy high throughout the night, teasing fans with tricky questions and providing humorous commentary along the way.

Taryn Hatcher, with her deep knowledge of the Phillies Trivia and her infectious enthusiasm, set the tone for the night right from the start. Natalie Egenolff, equally passionate and a trivia expert in her own right, kept things moving with witty banter, making sure the audience stayed engaged and energized. Together, they created an atmosphere that felt more like a friendly competition among fans rather than a formal trivia contest.

Larry Bowa: Phillies Legend and Special Guest

Adding a touch of Phillies royalty to the event was the appearance of special guest Larry Bowa, a former Phillies player and coach and one of the most respected figures in the franchise’s history. Bowa was greeted with a standing ovation from the crowd, and he spent time talking with fans, posing for photos, and signing autographs. His presence alone elevated the evening, reminding everyone of the deep legacy and tradition behind the team.

Bowa also joined in the Phillies Trivia fun, offering his insight and a few insider stories. Fans were thrilled to hear anecdotes from his time on the field and in the dugout, with Bowa sharing memories of the 1980 World Series, his time coaching, and what it was like working with some of the greats of Phillies history. His candidness and humor made it clear why he’s such a beloved figure in the Philly sports community.

A True Phillies Trivia Challenge

The trivia itself was nothing short of intense, with questions ranging from the Phillies’ early days to more recent accomplishments. Divided into several rounds, the trivia challenge covered topics like famous players, key moments in Phillies history, and even quirky facts about the ballpark.

Teams of fans, many dressed in their Phillies gear, huddled together over their answer sheets, debating everything from the exact year of Mike Schmidt’s MVP awards to the details of Chase Utley’s legendary performance during the 2008 World Series run. The level of detail in the questions pushed even the most die-hard fans to their limits, but that only made the victory sweeter for the eventual winners.

For those who weren’t as knowledgeable about the Phillies’ deep history, the trivia rounds were still fun, thanks to Taryn and Natalie’s commentary and the participation of Larry Bowa. Between questions, Bowa would share stories from his career, giving the trivia a personal touch that only a Phillies legend could provide.

Supporting the Bette’s Triples Fund for the PSPCA

While the trivia provided entertainment and a chance for Phillies fans to flex their baseball knowledge, the heart of the event was its charitable purpose. The Bette’s Triples Fund, named in honor of a beloved Phillies fan and dedicated to supporting the Pennsylvania SPCA (PSPCA), was the primary beneficiary of the night’s proceeds.

The fund, which helps provide medical care and support for animals in need, has a special place in the hearts of the Philadelphia community. Phillies fans are known for their passion, and that extends beyond the ballpark to causes like animal welfare. Throughout the night, attendees had opportunities to donate to the fund, participate in raffles, and purchase event merchandise, knowing that all proceeds would benefit animals in need.

Phillies Trivia Was a Night to Remember

As the evening came to a close, it was clear that Phillies Trivia Night at Victory Brewing was more than just a night of competition—it was a celebration of the Phillies, a chance to meet a legend, and most importantly, a way to give back to a worthy cause. The combination of fun, community, and charity made for a perfect summer evening, leaving fans eagerly awaiting the next event.

From the fans to the hosts to Larry Bowa himself, everyone left Victory Brewing with a sense of pride—not only for their team but also for the impact they made on the lives of animals through the Bette’s Triples Fund. It was an evening that will be remembered for years to come, proving once again that Phillies fans are one of a kind.

Support Bette’s Triples and The PSPCA

As of the date of this post, Bette’s Triples has raised $8,100 of their $10,000 goal! If you want to learn more about Bette’s Triples, Bette’s Legacy and her love for the Phillies, or to support the PSPCA please click here.