Intramurals consisted of flag football, disc golf and indoor baseball at the beginning of April.
Flag football took place over three days with a high turnout, while disc golf and indoor baseball had a smaller showing.
Disc golf had students competing in two groups with six baskets stationed across East Campus.
Indoor baseball had four competitors, which caused the intramural staff to play against them.
Like a close family, the staff members worked well together. They have their leader, Kristy Urbick, their heavy-hitter, Damian Vargas Vasquez, their ace pitcher, Alex Gonzalez, and their wildcard, Hannah Reynolds.
The away team, consisting of kinesiology majors Gabriel Arguijo, Jonathan Ruiz, Luckie Arevalo, OSHA major Ramico Ramos and criminal justice major Gilbert Garza, beat the staff members 37-26.
Students can look forward to volleyball, tennis, pickleball, badminton, spikeball and indoor soccer in the coming weeks.
For more information about intramurals, contact Kristy Urbick at 361-698-1336 or
dmcintramurals@delmar.edu.
Wallace Tinnin, kinesiology major, throws his disc at an angle to make sure the wind lifts it up. Zachary Riley, kinesiology major, flings his disc to try and score an eagle. The object of disc golf is just like golf: score as few points when attempting to get your disc into the basket. Damian Vargas Vasquez, kinesiology major, tosses his disc towards the basket to score an albatross. Gabriel Arguijo, kinesiology major, gets ready to hit the whiffle ball to score a home run. Jonathan Ruiz, kinesiology major, smacks the whiffle ball to help his team score a run. Luckie Arevalo, kinesiology major, knows a bad pitch when she sees one. Alex Gonzales (left), kinesiology major, and intramural director Kristy Urbick rush to tag out an opponent in indoor baseball. Hannah Reynolds (from left), a kinesiology major, sneaks back to second base before another kinesiology major, Luckie Arevalo, tags her out in a game of whiffle ball.