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DMC intramural flag football kick off
C. Robert Gonzalez/Foghorn Clay on the Free Agents dives to catch the football. The tournament will be continuing through Dec. 2. This will be the last intramural event until next semester. While Del Mar College employees showed off their flag football skills at the Viking Bowl on Nov. 20, DMC students also have been tak- ing part in a flag football tournament of their own. The intramural flag football league has been going on here at Del Mar, and it seems to have been the most competitive of the intramural sports this semester. The league began on Nov. 16 and will…
Students hit the court with intramural basketball
Intramurals hosted a two-day basketball tournament that started April 13. The tournament pitted six teams against one another for the championship spot and bragging rights. There were many cries of defeat and many cheers of triumph before the tournament was finished. Colby Farr/Foghorn Rafael Gallardo (left) looks at Edgar Salinas (right) jumps to block his opponent. The team 21 Gang emerged victorious as champions with five wins and one loss. BWA won second place with five wins and one loss. Too Lit Squad came in third place with three wins and three losses. The first place team won T-shirts for…
Flour Bluff football season a lackluster one
Friday night lights came to an end Nov. 6. No, I don’t mean the movie or TV series. I’m talking about the Friday night lights that took place every Friday at Flour Bluff High School this football season. The Flour Bluff Hornets needed to win, and they needed a loss by either the Victoria East Titans or the Gregory Portland Wildcats. Flour Bluff beat the Alice Coyotes 27-21, but they didn’t get the loss they needed so their season end- ed in disappointment. Gabriel Myers/Foghorn The Flour Bluff Hornets rush onto the field to kick off their game against the…