Freed Hardeman University - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Henderson, TN)

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Competition Best in the Fall lntramurals at Freed-Harde- man College give students an opportunity to be involved in a wide range of activities not otherwise afforded them. In the fall, excitement, enthusi- asm, and a spirit of enjoyment prevailed in every sporting event as participants from each social club, as well as faculty representatives, com- peted in recreational fun. Several activities were en- gaged in during the fall. In three-on-three basketball, Al- pha Tau's Smurf's captured the win, while Philo's men and women rounded out the vic- tories. Phi Kappa Alpha swept all categories in bowling, while in tennis PKA came in first in men's and women's doubles, mixed doubles, and men's sin- gles. Cross-country had Alpha Tau in first in the men's indi- vidual category and Sigma Rho won the men's team slot. On the women's side, Phi Kappa captured the individual race and Philo won the team competition, ln flag football, Alpha Tau's men came through with the win, while Sigma Rho's women and Tri- Zeta's men grabbed first in softball. Alpha Tau won the women's individual category in golf, while the Tri-Zeta la- dies captured the team title. PKA's men took first place both individually and team wise in golf. The Uno tourna- ment featured Tri-Zeta's wom- en and Alpha Tau's men in first, while PKA's men and Phi- lo's women filled the volleyball victories. ln total performance, Phi Kappa Alpha finished in front followed by Alpha Tau, Tri- Zeta, Lambda Delta Phi, Philo, and Sigma Rho. Everyone involved in fall in- tramurals, which constitutes a great portion of the students, enjoyed the activities and fel- lowship gained through com- petition. Students entered the spring semester with appre- hension as the thrill of intra- murals awaited them. 144 Intramurals hwy t f 1. W' ' , 2 . . ,. - P - asf ' 1 M , Curtis Gogel scans the field for open receivers as Randy Grissett wards olf a would be tackler, Photo by Lisa Borden. l l Phi Kappa Alpha is on the attack as the Big Red teams square off against one another in a spring volleyball match. Photo by John Bentley.

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N, X ,W A an Q A .. f M ,,, .... A K N . M ii: kg .-., -L ,,,.A.,,, X N . so .. Q N. W ' K Judy Young eyes the pitcher as the catcher A Philo rnerneber reaches for the ball as watches for the delivery. Photo by John Cheryl Evans and Kathy Birkhead anticipate a Bentley. point. Photo by Kevin Perry. Wa. I lt's a bird . . . it's a plane . . . it's a volleyball! Johnny McDaniel sends the softball flying with PKA awaits the ball ln eager anticipation, a Philo heave-ho swing. Photo by Kevin Perry. Photo by John Bentley. Intramurals 145