Lane Community College - Titan Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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Pa ves Way for In fercollegiafe Campefifion lO'flx. ' V ' . S5 5 Y im 11 4

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In tram ural Sp offs Dra ws 350 Parficip an fs

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AH estimated 350 people took part in the intramural sports program at LCC this year. The programs seemed to function smoothly due to good planning and a large number of partici- pants. Those taking part in the Fall Term program either ran the cross country course or took part in the eight-team football league. .North Eugene came out on top of the flag football competition in a sea- son which saw very few games canceled due to lack of team quota. Winter Term sports centered around a full basketball pro- gram composed of eight teams and tied with football for the most popular sport. Also of- fered Winter Term were weight lifting matches and wrestling. Softball highlighted the Spring Term roster with golf, tennis, badminton and weight lifting completing it. The Board of Education again this year found themselves fa- cing the question of an inter- collegiate sports program. Backed by the sports partici- pants, Intramural Council and Student Senate, the board fi- ally accepted a petition for an intercollegiate sports pro- gram on a limited basis. The students plan to assume more than half the financing for the program to begin next year when the college moves to its