Nicholls State University - La Pirogue Yearbook (Thibodaux, LA)

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-fl ,nil The intensity of women's flag football competi- tion is reflected in the faces of the players. Pike went on to represent Nicholls in the state intramural tournament at LSU, but lost both of its games, one to Loyola and the other to the Louisiana State Medical School. In the women's league, the Meade Ama- zons won the championship and repre- sented Nicholls at LSU. Other intramural competition included three-person basketball. The games were played on half court and officials were pro- vided by the teams. Some officials, how- ever, acted on an independent basis and received payment for officiating games. Four leagues participated in the basket- ball competition, with a total of 29 teams signed up. In the women's volleyball competition, there were two leagues, the Super Spikers and the Grand Slammers. A ping pong contest was sponsored by the Student Entertainment Board. Brent Loupe. a sophomore from New Iberia, became the overall winner, winning in both the singles competition and teaming up with Don Ever- ett, a life sciences and technology major from New Orleans, in the doubles competi- tion to capture the championship. Each winner received a free pass to all SEB events for the year and a case of beer. Thirteen players signed up for the singles competition and there were four doubles teams. A flag football player looks for a receiver while being closely pursued in a game beside Elkins Hall. Student Sports

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