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Liberal arts major Jose Flores rushes past nursing major Samuel Salinas on his way to a layup after performing a crossover move.
Noe Ruiz, NET major, serves to the opposing team.
Kinesiology major Zachary Riley rushes to grab a dodgeball and quickly tries to get an opponent out.
Gabriel Arguijo, kinesiology major, gets ready to hit the whiffle ball to score a home run.
Sindo Garcia, nursing major, quickly slaps the ball to his teammate hoping to score a point.

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