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New England Patriot Jerod Mayo Hosts Annual Celebrity Bowling Tournament, Mayo Bowl

At the Mayo Bowl - (L-R) New England Patriots Linebacker Jerod Mayo and his wife Chantel (who was expecting their 3rd child at the time), and Patriots QB Tom Brady.
At the Mayo Bowl - Patriots hit the Kings bowling lane... (L-R): Devin McCourty, Jerod Mayo (laughing in center) and Vince Wilfork
At the Mayo Bowl - (L-R): Jerod Mayo and his daughter bowling.
It was a fun-filled and successful night for New England Patriot Co-captain and Pro Bowl linebacker, Jerod Mayo who celebrated his 5th Annual Mayo Bowl on Monday, September 8, 2014 at Kings Dedham in Legacy Place. Over 400 attendees filled the venue in support of the annual celebrity bowling tournament which included a silent and live auction, an awards ceremony, and of course lots of bowling. In attendance were 40 current and retired Patriots including: Tom Brady, Vince Wilfork, Julian Edelman, Devin McCourty, Dont’a Hightower, Rob Ninkovich, Kyle Arrington, Tedy Bruschi, and Joe Andruzzi. Boston Celtics center Jared Sullinger also stopped by to show his support for the cause. The fundraiser raised $330,000 to benefit the Boston Medical Center.