Swami Hinojosa
Editor-in-Chief
As a Broward College student, Im always looking for new activities to participate in. The upcoming intramural soccer and basketball season at Central Campus excites me. As a sports enthusiast, I love the environment of friendly competition. Last years intramural sports season was a great success, and I eagerly await this semesters events. Once you know the teams, you can cheer for your favorite and compete with your fellow students. The intramural sports season is an exciting time for our community, where we come together to enjoy friendly competition and build friendships.
The previous year witnessed an exceptional turnout for the football and basketball intramurals held at Central Campus. The games were hugely successful, with students displaying remarkable enthusiasm and energy. The football matches were particularly impressive, with players and spectators showing a deep passion for the sport. The basketball games were equally thrilling and intense, with the atmosphere filled with camaraderie and healthy competition. The students participation was highly impressive, creating a unique bond between classmates through sports. The intramural events were a great way to unite the student community, foster healthy competition, and promote physical fitness.
As we look ahead to the new semester, we remember our good times last semester at Broward College. This semester, we are excited about sports like football and basketball. These sports bring students together to have fun and play games against each other. They also help us feel like we are part of a community and make us proud of our school. Besides sports, other events help us meet friends and learn new things. Broward College is a great place to be because we have many opportunities to learn and grow outside of class. When we play sports, we feel happy when we win and sad when we lose. But the best part is making friends and being part of a team. So, even if you need to improve at sports, come and join us, and have fun with us at Broward College.
Participating in sports activities while studying can be a wise and advantageous choice for students. It adds a new dimension to the academic environment and offers various benefits. Academic life can be stressful, but sports provide a healthy way to cope. Engaging in exciting matches and friendly competition can act as an escape, allowing students to recharge and return to their studies with a refreshed mindset. Regular sports practice not only good for the body but also the mind. Physical activity releases endorphins that contribute to overall well-being, improving mood and reducing anxiety.
Getting involved in intramural activities allows establishing valuable relationships with fellow students. The bond that forms on the field often results in enduring friendships, fostering a strong support network within the student population. Sports not only focus on physical abilities but also on social skills. Working as a team, communicating effectively, and demonstrating leadership are essential qualities cultivated through sports participation that can be applied in everyday life and in a professional setting.
Sports events are more than just games; they provide an opportunity to strengthen the student community and enhance the overall university experience. Engaging in sports promotes physical growth and improves student life by fostering connections, reducing stress, and promoting well-being. This semester, Broward College is excited to host another thrilling intramural season where students can combine their passion for sports with their pursuit of knowledge. Lets kick off the games and celebrate the spirit of competition.
Intramurals will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday at 1 p.m. on Central. Tuesday is outdoor soccer in building 15 and Wednesday is basketball in the gym, building 10. On South, there is indoor soccer on Mondays from 3:45-5:45, basketball Tuesdays from 3:45-5:45 and outdoor soccer Tuesday-Thursday from 2-6 p.m. Indoor soccer and basketball are held in the gym, building 65 and outdoor soccer is played in the grass field by building 99. Coming soon to North Campus will be pickleball by reservation on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10-12 p.m. and 1-3 p.m. For basketball and Tennis, students can come in and check out equipment. For flag football and soccer, they are taking sign-ups to determine the best time. Students should check in the Student Life office for more information or to sign up.