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Man Sinks Impossible Shot, Donates Winnings
5 Oct
Summary
- A Toronto man won $100,000 in a charity ball hockey game.
- The shot had only 2.65 mm clearance on each side.
- He immediately donated the entire prize money to cancer research.
A Toronto man achieved an extraordinary feat over the weekend, sinking a near-impossible ball hockey shot to win $100,000 for the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation. The shot required precision, with the 66-mm ball needing to fit into a 71.3-mm hole, leaving a mere 2.65 mm of clearance if perfectly centered.
Captured on video, the successful shot sent the crowd into a frenzy, with one announcer exclaiming disbelief. Following the win, Wayne Robbins surprised attendees by announcing his decision to donate the entire $100,000 prize. This generous donation is earmarked for Dr. Marcus Bernardini, who leads Gynecologic Oncology at the University Health Network and Mount Sinai Hospital.
