Three Point Champions Crowned

On a rainy Monday night in Cooper Athletic Center, Chelsea Sexton beat out Abby Ogle to win the Female Division of the Three Point Shootout. On the other side of the court, ten men competed through three rounds to see who could take home the championship. Last year's champion, Tyler Dougherty, did not compete, therefore opening the door for a new winner this time around. It came down to the final round between Brady Neal, Cale Thompson, Eric Vetetoe, and Tyler Sauceman. After all was done, Tyler Sauceman's half court shot in the last second of the final round won him the title Three Point Shootout Male Division Champ.

Chelsea and Tyler will now go on to face Carson-Newman's Three Point Shootout champions on December 3rd at Carson-Newman, as Maryville's basketball teams travel to play in Jefferson City.

Three Point Shootout registration opens

Just a reminder, the final Intramurals event of the year has now opened for registration. The 3-point shootout, an annual event that pits the Men's and Women's Division champs against Carson-Newman's champions, will take place on Monday, November 24 at 7pm in Cooper Athletic Center. Tyler Dougherty looks to repeat as the Men's division champion. However, with the 4-year Women's champion Whitney Fleming graduating, this year's race is wide open in that division. So sign up by Thursday, November 20 at 2pm in the Intramurals office!

Flag Football Season Concludes, Playoffs begin

The flag football season came to a close on Wednesday evening, with Infant Sorrow locking up first place in the standings with a win over Beesland. The final standings before the playoffs begin see MC Retiree Club joining Infant Sorrow with a first round bye. The Strangers, Varsity Blues, Bagpipes, and YGW Bankrollerz will all play on Monday, November 17. MC Retiree Club looks to take home the championship again this year, with half of it's team on last year's Flag Football Championship team, Go Hard or Go Home. All the action heats up at 5pm on the Intramural field.

Soccer Championship goes International, again.

Global Warming took home the soccer championship on Thursday, October 30th. This is the second consecutive year an international team has won it all. The game was tight, going into two overtimes, and ultimately being decided by penalty kicks. They defeated Michael Gunther's Saints, who took home second place. The e-LEMON-ators, led by Erica Herron and GT Podgorski, finished third in the playoffs, while Andrew Huddleston and his Arsenal team finished fourth.