After a long day of paintball as mentioned above, the Anaheim Outlaws decided to cool off with a coconut drinking competition, taking place at Disneyland Park. A crowd was starting to form as rookie Grant Thurber cut open his first coconut to kick off the event. 12 coconuts later, the Finn was looking pale as his whole shirt was dripping with milk. The crowd cheered intensely as the number 12 lit up the display showing the current lead. After numerous attempts from teammates including Petrenko's pina colada strategy, the number 12 still lit the board as the final challenger cleared the bench. Staring down a line of 50 coconuts freshly picked from the palm trees outside of the stadium, the glorified D-man Jacob Riley raised his stick high for the last attempt at bringing Thurber's accomplishments to shambles. The first 10 coconuts went down cold as the well built Riley showed minimal signs of relent until the 12th coconut, slowly drinking the cold water down. To win the competition, he would have to finish the last coconut in whole. Gulp by gulp, sip by sip, the contents were drained into this beast's body, until an empty shell was all that fell to the ground. With accomplishment in his eyes, his teammates rushed up to Riley to greet him with chants and celebration as Thurber stood in shock. The crowd that had formed around Thurber now made their way to the stage as a new winners was announced, and at the end of the successful (not really) team building exercise, Thurber found himself pondering alone with no more things to autograph.