Students embrace their inner child during dodgeball

By: Kincaid Strain

CSC Students got together in the NPAC to bring out their inner child again and compete in a Glow in the Dark dodgeball tournament, Monday.

The tournament was held from 6 to 10 p.m. and was hosted by the Residence Life Association (RLA) staff. There was a total of ten teams of 6 players each, and the first and second place teams received prizes at the end. First place prize was $15 gift cards to Outlaw Printers for each member of the team and the second place prize was $10 Walmart gift cards for each member.

The head coordinator of the event was Alexis Heller, resident adviser, senior of Wisner. She decorated the playing court with glow in the dark decorations, provided glow gear for the teams and snacks for all players. 

“I was afraid that there wasn’t going to be enough people playing at first. During the pre-sign ups, only one team signed up which wasn’t quite enough,” Heller said. “Luckily on the day of the tournament four more teams pre-signed up and then five more teams walked in right before we started the games, so it all worked out pretty well.”

Most of the teams were a combination of a pretty even mix of boys and girls, with a few teams of just all boys. 

The first place team was the Periwinkles and second place team was Let’s go Brandon.