Dolehide celebrates Pi Day with whipped cream game

Mar 14, 2019
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Dolehide celebrates Pi Day with whipped cream game

Published Mar 14, 2019

March 14 is Pi Day, a celebration of 3.14 or the match constant π, but also in some cases, pizza pies, apple pies or just whipped cream pies in the face. At the USTA National Campus in Orlando, Caroline Dolehide and the USTA Director of Performance Brent Salazar played a game of Pie Face.

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The Pie Face game is pretty nerve wracking, to say the least. You spin to get the number of turns of the dial you have to do, position your face in the center of the cutout and hope the little hand doesn't flip up and leave you with a face full of whipped cream.

Ranked No. 141, Dolehide will head south to Miami to compete in the Miami Open qualifying draw.