The Bond of Brothers
Fire Science major Michael “Lopes” Lopez and his teammates execute a maul to push the ball toward their goal line.
Author: Jaylyn Garcia
Everybody get up, it’s time to slam now
Gym lights shined bright on the championship game where team Most Hated took down team Lakers 69 to 46. In the first half Most Hated dominated the Lakers 36 to 19, but after halftime the Lakers proved they were not going to go down without a fight, scoring 17 more points. Unfortunately for the Lakers they still came up short to the 33 points scored by Most Hated in the second half. Kinesiology major Joshua Fernandez led his team, Most Hated, to victory scoring 34 points total, and in a losing effort nursing major Ruben Garza from the Lakers scored…
Paddles, pigskins and plenty of power plays
As intramurals come to a close this semester, students met during three consecutive days to play the sports Table Tennis, Ultimate Football and Viking of the Court (1 vs. 1 Basketball). Although meeting new people and socializing is a big part of intramural sports there are many other things that it offers. Digital media major Wesley Febre said, “I was able to make friends, get better at my craft, and I was able to play different sports that I hadn’t tried.” The variety of sports that intramurals has to offer is something that Del Mar students appreciate a lot. “I…
The goal of the game: Win
Soccer players kick it in the gym during 4-day tournament Many students who do not usually compete in intramurals stopped by the gym to take part in the four-day 4-on-4 indoor soccer tournament. Two goal posts were set up in the gym as teams did all that they could to rack up more points than their opponents. Most of the intramurals events are male dominant but that did not stop female Viking Amor Flores from joining the boys on the court. “Soccer is the sport I play. I don’t care who it’s with,” Flores said. Although students were constantly making…
Makeup artist teaches blood, gore
Professional makeup artist Ava Gibbs-Kamaria visited Del Mar to teach a makeup class and critique students’ zombie effects makeup. The zombie gore workshop was held on Tuesday, Oct. 30 in the Bartlett Theatre. She gave a multitude of advice to the students and shared much of what she has learned while working on movies, television and theater sets. Gibbs-Kamaria has worked with special effects since 1965 in Dallas. She’s worked on musicals including “Les Miserables,” “The Lion King,” “The King and I,” “White Christmas” and more. In 2012 and 2013 Gibbs-Kamaria was selected to conduct a presentation on Theatrical Makeup…