Arizona State University - Sun Devil Spark / Sahuaro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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pring. At ASU this word brought 'about the feeling of greener grasses :und campus, lighter note-taking in sses and darker tans on everyone. As re as the sun shone a little warmer in xrch, the Student Alumni Association gan its annual fundraising activities. In ring 1987 its efforts went towards rais- g money for the Arthritis Foundation, ident Alumni always tried new ideas get students involved, and this year ey set up shop out on Cady Mall arrassing anyone who looked like ey would like to participate in a rather ique event, one which proved itself to a terrific way to beat the heat. The ent? Oozeball, of course. This had to be the most outlandish 'm of volleyball ever developed. Two tms, composed of 16 people brought high energy competition to a volleyball court comprised exclusively of mud. Eve- ryone spiking, jumping, diving, and most times sprawling in 18 inches of Arizona's finest chocolately thick, wet slimy mud!! This year 12 teams participated in two rounds of play. The quarter final matches were held at Minder Binders, one of the sponsors. Each team kicked in a 5520 en- try fee to participate, a small price for a good roll in the mud . . . One week and nine teams later the finals were held on Saturday afternoon, attracting some 100 spectators for the finale. Oozerules re- quired that the three teams play a round robin of the best out of five match. The Pigsuckers, led by Todd Wurtz, took on Carey Graves' Sigs from the Sigma Chi house. Then the Slimeballs DEFINITELY N0'I' GOOD CLEAN FUN took on the winner of that match to determine the champions. After a day of frolicking and flailing, the Slimeballs came out on top defeating the Sigs. Each team received T-shirts to capture the spirit of the afternoon and the victorious Slimers were treated to a complimentary victory party at Minder Binders. The real winner, however, was the the Student Alumni Association for raising over S300 for the Arthritis Foundation. Carol Grene, the coordinator for this event, said she looked forward to hosting it again in spring '88, adding she an- ticipated greater team participation. As long as there's mud, there will be Oozeball. U -Scott Troyanos Oozeball 19

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