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Pierson
What is the worst word to hear involving intramurals? Forfeit. Yup, it is, and we've been forfeiting a lot lately. What gives??? What's going on out there PIMPS?!? Where's the pride??? I know we have what it takes—we just have to get motivated. This is a rough week with midterms and all, but take a little study break and get out to the fields when you can—do it for love of Pierson if nothing else. So, this past week of IM's consisted of the death of the PC-DC women's soccer team. At 5 p.m. last Friday, a lovely fall day, only three gals showed up to compete, causing a forfeit and the demise of the team. Big thanks to Killer Kolar '01 for being an enthusisastic and dedicated cap'n—we promise we won't let you down next year. On Monday, both men's touch football and coed touch football forfeited. Double whammy. Also on Monday was a men's soccer game. The usual studs went out for a tough match-up and the PIMPS played hard, but lost in a heartbreaker 0-1. But, victory was ours when later that night the Pierson Powerhouse Ping Pong Playas upheld their undefeated record. The team won 7-1, the only loss coming from Hani "I swear it's not a hickey" Abisaid '03, who had a legitimate neck wound that affected his normally unbeatable game. Good news: intramurals are far from being over—if you haven't participated yet, there's plenty of time to show your skills and all are welcome to play the field, even if you have no game.(Compiled by the Pongmaster.)
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