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Students get their kicks at final intramural event of fall

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Juan Caballero works to keep the ball in possesion as Max Guajardo keeps the pressure on him.

Nearly a dozen students took to the field at the track on East Campus on Nov. 28-30 for five-on-five soccer.

No formal tournament occured, but that didn’t stop the competitors from giving it their all. Intramurals will return in the spring with a whole new lineup of events.

Albert Aguirre (right) Trey Zambrano (left) fight for the soccer ball during the intramural event.
Albert Aguirre (right) Trey Zambrano (left) fight for the soccer ball during the intramural event.
Max Guajardo
Max Guajardo cheers in triumph after his teammate scored a goal, bringing their team one step closer to victory. Photos by Meagan Falcon/Foghorn

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