Category: Sports

Intramurals, Sports

Time runs out for undefeated Owen during tourney

Chandler Carroll

Del Mar’s Intramural Sports hosted the first 1 on 1 basketball tournament of the spring semester on Wednesday, March 19in the Heritage Campus gym. Games ran for nine minutes or until one player reached 11 points, with shots being tallied as one and two points rather than two and three. In the first round of games Timothy Hernandez outplayed Jesus XXXXXX with his speed and shot-making ability to win 11-4. On the other court Angelina Lopez drilled her first shot in a battle with Andres Rodela. After a slow start, Rodela found rhythm from beyond the arc to score in…

Intramurals, Sports

Teams battle for the championship title at tournament

Chandler Carroll

As Del Mar’s 3v3 basketball tournament continued last month, all teams struggled to have their entire team available to participate. Rather than not allow members who did show up the chance to play, Intramural Sports Director Carla Gamez-Vela instructed students to pick teams and play in games of full-court four on four instead of the half-court three on three from the first round of play. Students chose to have the first two players who made a three-pointer become team captains. Angelina Lopez made her first shot with ease while JJ Haywood stepped up shortly after Lopez and did the same…

Intramurals, Sports

Foam and Color Party

Chandler Carroll

Start spring break with Intramural Sports and Student Leadership and Campus Life as they host the Foam and Color Party this week. The party will be during the Spring Break Bash outside the Harvin Center on the Heritage Campus. Attendees can complete a one-mile fun run/walk while volunteers throw colored dyes at stations along the path. Onsite registration for the fun run begins at 10 a.m. on Thursday, March 6 while the run starts at 11 a.m. Runners may also register online by visiting delmar.edu/playsports. Intramural Sports Director Carla Gamez-Vela asks that students wear white shirts as well as shoes…

Intramurals, Sports

Ball brothers stay undefeated as 3 v 3 tournament heats up

Chandler Carroll

This week marked the beginning of the 3 vs 3 basketball tournament at the Heritage campus gymnasium. Monday was a scrimmage day for the teams to get to know each other, while the competition began on Wednesday Feb 12. The first matchups of the day were team Trash Pandas against team Swagger, while the Ball Brothers faced off against team Got Sweat in My Eye. Team Swagger came out firing on all cylinders, JJ Haywood showed off his range with a few deep shots early in the game and his teammates Ryan Shelley and Joseph Mata executed great ball movement…

Campus, Intramurals, Sports

Lets go skating: Del Mar College Sk8land Kick-off

Chandler Carroll

Join Intramural Sports at Sk8Land, 10829 Leopard St., on Thursday, Feb. 20, from 7-9 p.m. for a night full of music, skating, and fun with fellow Del Mar students. Carla Gamez-Vela, Intramural Director, said that last year’s party at Sk8Land was a success and enjoyed by the students and she hopes to see the same result this time so that Intramural Sports can continue to host off-campus parties. The party is open to all Del Mar students with a valid Spring 2025 school ID. If your ID is outdated, stop by the ID desks on the three campuses to get…

Campus, Intramurals, Sports

Intramural Sports Kicks Off with Basketball Tournament

Chandler Carroll

The first intramural tournament of the spring semester will be 3v3 basketball, beginning on Monday, Feb. 10. Games will be played from 2:30-4 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays and will run until the championship on Feb. 24. All teams will play on each game day. The tournament will be a double round robin format meaning that every team will play each other twice regardless of how many wins or losses they have. If a team fails to show up on a game day then they will receive losses for the games scheduled on that day. Each basket will count as…

Campus, Intramurals, Sports

Get fired up for some Spring Intramural activites at all three campuses

Chandler Carroll

Intramural sports offer many ways to stay active, be social and have fun this semester at several Del Mar campuses. At Heritage Campus, stop by the Kinesiology building room KN202 on Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:15-6:15 p.m. for Zumba classes. In addition, the gymnasium is open for recreational use from 2:30-5 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays, and from 2:30-7 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Recreational activities in the gym include basketball, table tennis, and pickleball. The Board Game Club will be hosting games every Tuesday from 12-3 p.m. and on Friday from 1-3 p.m. in the Aquatic Center room A101. Intramural…

Sports, The Porthole

Del Mar College intramurals offered pickleball before it was ‘cool’

Paul Farias

Welcome back to my little Foghorn history corner that I call The Port Hole. It’s based on the name this very newspaper almost used. I was waiting for the right idea to come to me, and I finally got it this semester. Let’s get to some history, shall we? Now, I’m well aware of the fact that the phrase “I knew it before it was cool” has been done to death, but this time it makes sense. Del Mar was onto something decades before it came into public favor, and The Foghorn has records. Of all the recent phenomena to…

Campus, Intramurals

Del Mar Fall Intramural Sports Have Begun

Marco Guerra

Del Mar College fall intramurals officially began in August, but new sports tournaments have only just started. These tournaments include the upcoming Pickleball tournament which will start on Oct. 15 and go on until Oct. 25, taking place Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2-4 p.m. Then there’s the 1v1 Knockout Basketball Tournament, beginning on Oct. 14 and lasting until Oct. 23, being held on Mondays and Wednesdays from 5-6:30 p.m. Of course, there’s also the upcoming Monster & Zombie Walk, a one-mile walk/run being held at the Windward Campus Dome Building on Friday, Oct. 25 at 6:30 p.m. “We’re happy to…

Intramurals, Sports

Students learn rules to basketball

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Del Mar College offers a basketball and volleyball course under the instruction of Richard Smith III. The class takes place in the Kinesiology gym on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 12:30 p.m. The first eight weeks students focus on basketball, and the second eight weeks on volleyball. The class is an opportunity for students to learn the rules and regulations of basketball and volleyball, allowing them to be able to referee a game or coach a team. The coursework begins with lectures, then students move into the gym to work on drills and conditioning. “I usually start out with showing them…