Author: Paul Farias

The intramurals program is hosting tennis learning and playing sessions every Tuesday night for the remainder of the semester. No experience is needed to join these sessions; students are encouraged to simply come on in. These lessons are held by student assistant Yetta Williams, who has many years of experience with the sport. “I’ve had seven-plus years of playing competitively,” Williams said. “I have run and assisted tennis camps. I have also been hired as a tennis camp counselor. Comparing these lessons to her past camps, Williams noted slight changes. “It’s a little bit different,” Williams said. “It’s just getting…

Intramurals has more in store for the semester The fall semester may have just begun, but the intramurals program is in full swing. They’ve already started holding Tennis Tuesday Light Nights each Tuesday, Lunch Time Water Fitness every Tuesday and Thursday, Zumba Fitness every Monday, and Backyard Games every Wednesday as well. All of these events are open for everybody to join. These aren’t all of the events the program has planned, though. Many more events are slated to begin as the semester unfolds. Below are just some of the events scheduled for the remainder of the fall semester. ZUMBA FITNESS…

Students can squeeze in some water aerobics every Tuesday and Thursday at lunch time, thanks the intramurals program’s new classes. “Lunch Time Water Fitness is a 45-minute water aerobics class from 12:30 to 1:15 p.m.,” intramurals director Carla Gamez-Vela said. Held at the Aquatics Center on Heritage Campus, Lunch Time Water Fitness is one of the many free-for-all sessions the intramurals program has begun to offer. “These are for those who want to squeeze in a quick and fun workout during their lunch hour,” Vela said. The exercises are low-intensity, and participants will not be expected to swim or delve…

Several attend kickoff party at roller rink The Intramurals program celebrated the start of their fall operations with a party on Sept. 21 at the SK8LAND roller rink in Annaville. “We wanted to gather everyone and pass out information on our future events,” intramurals director Carla Gamez-Vela said. “Just let everyone know who we are.” And gather everyone they did, as people from multiple Del Mar locations attended the party. “I’m at a different campus now,” nursing major Diana Nguyen said. “So, I get to see familiar faces and new faces at the same time.” In fact, students from the…