DM Injury Law had a wonderful time participating in the 2025 KC Corporate Challenge! From winning “Best Team Spirit” at the kickoff event to medaling in various activities, it’s fun and rewarding being a law firm that emphasizes community involvement.
Take a look at how we did this year!
What is the KC Corporate Challenge?
The Kansas City Corporate Challenge (KCCC) is the largest corporate Olympic-style event in the U.S., promoting fitness, teamwork, and community among Kansas City businesses since 1980.
Growing from 18 to 160 companies and over 30,000 participants by 2024, KCCC offers a wide range of events, from recreational activities like darts and fishing to competitive sports like softball and swimming.
The games promote employee morale, teamwork, and networking while encouraging healthier lifestyles through fitness and recreation.
Weeks 1-2: Strong Start with Team Spirit Recognition
- DM Injury Law impressed at the opening ceremonies, with over 40 employees and their families attending the kickoff tailgate.
- The company was awarded “Best Team Spirit” among 100 participating companies.
- The disc golf team, consisting of Aaron Morris, Kyle Belew, Madison Fancher, and Yovana Hernandez, braved cold weather to compete.
- The team distributed 2,000 DM-branded swag bags, boosting community partnerships and enhancing brand presence.
- The flag football team won an exciting overtime game against Labconco but ultimately fell in the second round to MRIGlobal.
Weeks 3-4: Building Momentum Through Service
- We hosted the most blood drives and had the highest number of donors compared to other companies in our division. This award is a testament to our team’s compassion and community spirit.
- The softball team earned recognition for their spirit and enthusiasm, despite not advancing past the first game.
- Jeff Robbins placed 16th out of 59 participants in a bike race and earned 2nd place in the company division.
- By this point in the season, DM Injury Law held 13th place out of 20 companies.
Weeks 5-6: Breakthrough Achievements
- The soccer team earned participation points, and Ian Carroll scored a goal during the match.
- In the pool tournament, our team member tied for 5th place overall.
- Eight team members participated in the 5K race, including John Kennedy, Jeff Robbins, Jessica Sifuentes, and others.
- Jeff Robbins and Stephanie Moore earned 4th place in the horseshoes competition, continuing Jeff’s streak of strong performances.
Weeks 7-8: Historic Gold Medal Achievement
- The weightlifting team, consisting of Colton Parr, Marissa Yates, and Ryan Baylark, won DM Injury Law’s first-ever team gold medal.
- Ryan Baylark also won an individual gold medal, outscoring the 2nd place competitor by 75 points. Ryan held the previous record KCCC weightlifting record and broke it again this year!
- Jeff Robbins placed 4th in the darts competition.
- Anna Gascoigne and Jordan Walker placed 2nd in women’s golf, adding to the team’s success.
- In the 10K race, Hailey Stone earned 1st place in her age group and division, with strong performances by Tanisha Schreyer.
Weeks 9-10: Diverse Excellence Across Events
- The women’s volleyball team advanced in pool play with a 2-1 record, placing 5th overall in the tournament.
- Our team placed 7th in the adventure race after navigating with a map and compass and walking nearly 11,000 steps.
- Adam Moore won 4 medals in swimming, and our 200 Medley Relay team secured a silver medal.
- In track and field, Jeff Robbins earned 3rd place in the long jump, while Jeff and Olivia Herman placed 4th in the 100m sprint.
Final Weeks: Strong Finish and Community Impact
- The kickball team secured 3rd place, showcasing teamwork and strategy on the field.
- In the final standings, DM Injury Law finished 13th out of 20 companies, improving on their placement from the previous year.
- The team increased their total points from 133 in 2024 to 202.5 in 2025, with participation doubling from 36 to 80 employees.
- DM Injury Law’s medal count for the season included 2 gold medals, 2 silver medals, and 4 bronze medals.
- The firm continued its commitment to community service by hosting multiple blood drives and actively participating in local events.
Overall Performance: More Than Just Competition
DM Injury Law’s participation in the 2025 KC Corporate Challenge achieved goals that extended far beyond athletic competition. Our 80 participants represented nearly every department within the firm, creating bonds that strengthen our workplace culture and improve our ability to serve clients effectively.
The recognition we received, including the Best Team Spirit award at the opening ceremonies, reinforces our reputation as a firm that brings positive energy and commitment to every endeavor.
DM Injury Law’s Commitment to the Community
The KC Corporate Challenge is just one example of our approach to supporting our community. Our participation demonstrates that effective legal representation requires more than legal skills; it requires active engagement with the community we serve.
At DM Injury Law, community involvement is at the heart of everything we do. We are proud to collaborate with local organizations, support charitable causes, and take part in initiatives that strengthen the communities we serve.
From sponsoring events to organizing volunteer efforts, our firm is dedicated to giving back and making a positive impact. By fostering strong relationships within the community, we aim to inspire hope and create lasting change for individuals and families in need.
Read Our 2024 Community Involvement Report
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