Sports Update

A DEL MAR COLLEGE STUDENT PUBLICATION

It was apparent that flag football had been the sport most students were waiting for this semester by the early entries in the Intramural Kickoff back in early September. When game day arrived, more than 60 had signed up for what is traditionally Del Mar’s most popular intramural sport. Last year just 24 suited up to play. This amount of impromptu scheduling and organizing could have easily given the staff a hard time but given how deep the schedule was it seems they were prepared for many students to register late. “The fact that we have a couple more workers…
Staying fit easy, also can be fun and rewarding Carlos E. Gonzalez / Reporter With the fall semester starting to come to an end, a lot of students are looking forward to getting their hands on some turkey, watching football and getting a break from school. Though some will be resting their minds, a lot will not be resting their bodies. Winter is the time when everyone will be getting in shape for spring. No one is more ready than Del Mar College Intramurals Director Ryan Murphy, who is ending a successful semester of intramurals. This was only his second semester…
Photos by Gabriel Myers/Foghorn Blaze Farrow (right) grabs the rebound in the 3-on-3 intramural basketball tournament, which took place in the East Campus Gymnasium on Nov. 4-5. The 3-on-3 intramural basketball tournament took place Nov. 4-5 and ended up with the Toon Squad coming out on top over the Vikings. The tournament started with eight teams, and the format was that to advance you had to win a best of three series. It was double elimination, and it was scored by ones and twos. The Toon Squad was undefeated going into the championship round, and the Vikings’ only loss was…
