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City 1911 Cup illustrates what is possible when that tradition continues on- and off-the -field, or in this case, the fairway. Omega Psi Phi played on behalf of Homes for Heroic Veterans, a Detroit-area nonprofit ded- icated to providing housing, supportive services, and long-term stability for military veterans. Speaking on behalf of the Detroit Que Golf Club (DQGC), Frater Tarzza Williams emphasized the importance of unity. “This event was a true testament that Black men can work together for the betterment of our communities. Our goal is to uplift when and where we can. The ‘Show- down in Motown’ is a strong beginning for a collabora- tion rooted in service.” A VICTORY FOR KAPPA, A WIN FOR DETROIT Following a full day of com- petitive yet collegial play, Kappa Alpha Psi emerged victorious, securing the Motor City 1911 Cup by a score of 20½ to 15½. With the win, Detroit (MI) Alumni will retain the Cup for one year and steward the event’s inaugural legacy. In recognition of the victory, a $1,911 donation will be made to the Kappa
To the victor, belong the spoils. The $1,911 donation will support scholarships and youth programming.
“ BOTH ORGANIZATIONS SHARE A LEGACY OF SERVICE, AND THE MOTOR CITY 1911 CUP ILLUSTRATES WHAT IS POSSIBLE WHEN THAT TRADITION CONTINUES ON- AND OFF-THE-FIELD, OR IN THIS CASE, THE FAIRWAY.” - Emmanuel Idowu, President, Kappa Detroit Foundation
Detroit Foundation, support- ing scholarships and youth programming throughout the city. This contribution underscores the chapter’s enduring role as one of Detroit’s longest-standing African American service organizations, continuously active since its chartering and deeply rooted in edu- cational advancement and civic uplift. The success of the inaugural Motor City 1911
Cup marks the beginning of a philanthropic partner- ship between two historic fraternities with broad community footprints in southeastern Michigan. With high engagement, positive community response, and mission-cen- tered outcomes, the event is expected to become an annual highlight within Detroit’s civic landscape. The Nupe’s victory affirms more than
excellence on the fairway. It reinforces the chapter’s ongoing commitment to advancing educational opportunity, support- ing Detroit’s youth, and strengthening its legacy of service—a tradition that has defined the chapter for generations and continues to guide its work today. ♦ *Brother Duke entered the Chapter Invisible on February 8, 2026.
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