Campus, Sports

No shortage of activities

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Robotic engineering major Robert Irving practices a slam dunk.
Biology major Audrey Cantu sets to hit the ball to the opposing team in hopes of scoring a point.
Kinesiology major Luckie Arevalo swings for the ball in home run derby.

Students gathered to compete in home run derby, volleyball, capture the flag and hot shot from Feb. 5-13.

Look forward to kickball, basketball and football in the coming week.

For more information on intramurals, contact Intramurals Director Kristy Urbick at 361-698-1336 or dmcintramurals@delmar.edu.

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