For Dallas Catholic schools

Saints & Aces Clubhouse

One home for everything we run — the Hold 'Em league nights, the NFL pick 'em league, socials and service. Take part anywhere and it all counts toward the same Clubhouse standing.

Make your picks →
The NFL pick 'em league. Pick every game, set your tiebreaker, see the weekly board and the season standings. Use the personal link from your invite.
Hold 'Em league →
RSVP for the next league night, see the standings for the run to the April championship, look back at every night you have played, and see what your seat at the table has sent to Catholic schools. Same personal link as pick 'em.
Standings board →
Live season standings, division races, the playoff picture and the Clubhouse points leaderboard. Built to put on a screen at an event.

How Clubhouse points work

Every activity in the program earns points toward one standing. Show up for anything, and it counts.
5
Submit a pick 'em card
25
Win a pick 'em week
10
Play a league night
50
Perfect pick 'em week
10
Come to a social
10
Service hour
The Comish can adjust any of these — the numbers above are the starting values.

Where the money goes

Pick 'em: $10 a week. Every weekly pot splits 60% to the weekly winner, 20% to charity and 20% into the championship pot, which pays cash for winning your division and for every playoff round you survive. Hold 'Em league nights split 60% to players, 30% to schools and parishes and 10% to the championship pool.

The Council 799 raffle

The charitable raffle for Catholic schools is held by Knights of Columbus Council 799. Under the Texas Charitable Raffle Enabling Act only a qualified nonprofit may hold one, which is why it is the council's and not the league's.

Tickets cannot be sold online — in person, by phone or by mail only, and the prize is always goods or an experience, never cash. To buy, see a Knight at a council, parish or league event.
Saints & Aces · Dallas, Texas
A fellowship league run by Knights, parishioners and Catholic-school dads. Not an official program of the Knights of Columbus or the Diocese of Dallas.
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