DejaVu Kickball wins Virginia Beach Classic social coed title

DejaVu Kickball won the 5th Annual Virginia Beach Classic 2026 Social Coed Championship, taking one of the event’s marquee titles at Princess Anne Athletic Complex in Virginia Beach. The result gave DejaVu a championship in a tournament that has settled into the adult kickball calendar as a recurring stop, not just a one-off weekend.

RDU Sports’ Virginia Beach Classic listing placed the tournament on Saturday and Sunday, April 11-12, 2026, and described it as the Virginia Beach Kickball Classic, Year 5. That fifth-year label matters in a sport built on travel weekends and repeat matchups, because it shows the Classic has developed enough traction to draw teams back year after year and to build recognizable champions around its divisions.

The social coed title also tells the story of the format. Virginia Beach Classic is not run as a single open bracket; RDU Sports also promoted separate tournament pages for Advance Women and Advance Coed & Social Coed, underscoring that the event is structured around multiple competitive levels. In the social coed division, teams have to balance lineup construction, timing, and mixed-gender depth, and DejaVu handled that side of the field best in this year’s championship run.

RDU Sports marked the win with a direct shoutout to DejaVu Kickball for capturing the social coed championship, adding another name to the Classic’s growing list of title teams. The tournament also carries its own award identity. In 2022, RDU Sports posted, “Who knew we were on to something when we introduced the first ever kickball championship rings,” a reminder that the Virginia Beach event has been building its own trophy culture alongside its bracket structure.

The Classic fits into a broader adult social-sports scene across Hampton Roads, where kickball options also include CLUBWAKA, Backyard Sports Club and the Virginia Beach Field House. That network helps explain why a title in Virginia Beach carries weight beyond one weekend: teams travel for these events, return for the rivalry, and use results like DejaVu’s as a calling card for the rest of the season.