2008 Woodie Awards
Intramural Flag Football Ends
Debbie Jones
Issue date: 10/21/04 Section: Sports
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The 2004 flag football season was a success. With great competition and thrive for victory the season's teams played to win. The men's championship game was between Cool Runnings, the fourth-seeded team and the Shems. Both teams battled it out on the field for a winning score of 24 - 0.
The Shems began the playoffs with a number one seed and they certainly finished the playoffs remaining at the top. Howard Horowitz, Ethan Boyd and Richard Potter all contributed to the 24-point victory. With a lucky number 34 on their jerseys, the Shems took their victory lap around Diguardi Track.
The co-ed championship game came down to two of the division's most dominate teams, Those Guys versus Babcock. Those Guys led the co-ed division with three wins and one loss and Babcock came into the playoffs with two wins and one tie. Those Guys took the loss by only one touchdown. Babcock came through to win the division with a score of 32 - 26. Both teams had a tremendous season and were expected to match up in the playoffs for a close game.
Sportsmanship is a key element to Campus Recreation Intramurals. Each team is ranked on their sportsmanship after every game. This year's competition was strong in ability as well as sportsmanship. Thanks to the teams and their cooperation with the officials, the flag football season was a great example for next year's competitors.
The Shems began the playoffs with a number one seed and they certainly finished the playoffs remaining at the top. Howard Horowitz, Ethan Boyd and Richard Potter all contributed to the 24-point victory. With a lucky number 34 on their jerseys, the Shems took their victory lap around Diguardi Track.
The co-ed championship game came down to two of the division's most dominate teams, Those Guys versus Babcock. Those Guys led the co-ed division with three wins and one loss and Babcock came into the playoffs with two wins and one tie. Those Guys took the loss by only one touchdown. Babcock came through to win the division with a score of 32 - 26. Both teams had a tremendous season and were expected to match up in the playoffs for a close game.
Sportsmanship is a key element to Campus Recreation Intramurals. Each team is ranked on their sportsmanship after every game. This year's competition was strong in ability as well as sportsmanship. Thanks to the teams and their cooperation with the officials, the flag football season was a great example for next year's competitors.