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The Return of Intramurals

March 22, 2018

Students enjoy playing volleyball and basketball on weeknights in the Robertson Center.

By Josh Towner and Katie Viesselman

Intramural sports are back in full swing for the spring semester. Basketball began on Feb. 19, taking the Robertson Center gym for Monday and Wednesday nights, while volleyball began on Feb. 22 taking the RC gym on Tuesday and Thursday nights. The intramural season will end in April.

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Sophomore Reed Kaper calls his team off while he bumps the ball up. | Photo by Josh Towner
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Sophomore John Carlson dribbles up the court as his team, Team Trinity, attempts to score. The team would go on to record a victory. | Photo by Katie Viesselman
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Team Trinity makes a fast break as Team Two Theo’s, One Ball member Gary Dixon sprints after the ball. | Photo by Katie Viesselman
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Sophomore Cale Ferrin shoots a layup as freshman Theo Schmidt goes up for the block. Schmidt’s teammate Andy Hagen looks on. “That was kind of rough,” Hagen said of the game. The freshmen would go on to lose the game. | Photo by Katie Viesselman
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Sophomore John Carlson looks to the basket as open teammate Cale Ferrin calls for a pass. | Photo by Katie Viesselman
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Junior Hannah Hensley jumps and passes the ball. | Photo by Josh Towner
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