Page 10 Intramural update by Hal Coffey Collegian Staff Now that the first semester of the "All Year Trophy Point System" has concluded, IM director Rob Wittman can look back and see the enormous success of the intramural sports program. If words are not enough, how about statistics: individual participation increased 89.7% from 1991 and 181.1% from 1990, also 66.2% of full-time on campus males participated in at least one activity. The most involved group seems to be first semester full time on-campus males, who are participating at a rate 69.6%. As these statistics and encouraging numbers show how well the first half of the year went, the second half should be as good or even better. The spring semester begins with the 5 on 5 basketball league. The round robin division play occurs from now until February B' fie? PartYSth! ISUBWAr Our famous Subway Party Subs are made on special bread with 'our favorite fixin's in lengths guaranteed to astound your friends Ask tOr Party Sub intOnnation at the Subway near you K-Mart Plaza $1 OFF ANY FOOTLONG SUB. K-Mart Plaza (814) 899-9889 Limit one coupon per customer per visit. Not good in combination with any other offer. Offer expires: 2-5-93 At that time, the playoffs will begin for the best of the 38 teams (34 men's and 4 women's). The men's division has been split into two tournaments, one competitive and one re-creational. Look for results in upcoming Collegian issues. Staying with basketball, the 3 on 3 men's champs from Behrend will be competing in the Buckeye Regional Tournament at Ohio State University on February 20. They will be trying to defend the title that a team from Behrend won last year. Other upcoming events include ping pong and street hockey with sign ups due February 22 and 29 respectively. Wittman is hopeful that the high rate of participation in the fall will continue in the spring. With a variety of sports ranging from ping pong to swimming to modified softball, it looks like his goals for the intramural program can and will be met. (814) 899-9889 Sports Where would Hansel and Grefel Le without a forest? ITASI7 dont ever toss IDcigarettes into the Lrusk Feu-Rise wfien a forest hums, we all fool lost. anC 111 „.1 1. 1,,..1 rye. , " tr *-114S 41‘14 1111 taticcelaws.s) srsgSltal JANUARY 25-26 10:00A.M. TO 4:00P.M. IN FRONT OF THE BOOKSTORE ALL RINGS AT THE STARTING PRICE OF $139 SAVE UP TO $lOO ( 4114 You (nan Prevent Forest Fires • Ull• MAKE' I I ltklt'Vr: V 01 , 11 , 11‘ 1/ILK 10 ARJJ 1 111 t\P\tv uNII--cVN\G... _ a I(i r ...; OffiSS Thursday, January 21, 1993 woo x 1i b • Hey you! Yes you! The Collegian needs an office manager, writers and people interested in layout. Stop by the office or call 898-6488 for more info. Credits and/or available.
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