OTs in intramurals

November 17, 2011
by Chris

School/Life Balance

Last week we played our final intramural flag football game of the season, and a dramatic one at that. The game went into overtime with none other than Kim Perring snagging the game winning touchdown in the back corner of the endzone. Our team finished 2-3, not bad for having to forfeit one game and play a man down for another game. Up next is intramural basketball starting in the spring. While we may be an average football team, we truly dominate in basketball. Last year, the team finished 5-1, with the one loss coming on a forfeit due to fieldwork and springbreak.

Next week I’ll be traveling back to the east coast to celebrate Thanksgiving with the family. I’m pretty excited, but when I return schoolwork will be coming at me full-bore, I just need to stay on top of things and I’ll be fine.

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