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The University Daily Kansan
Monday, October 18, 1999
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A Delta Upsilon player and Sigma Chi player tangle as they hold their championship games yesterday at Shenk Sports dive for a low pass. All six divisions of intramural football Complex. Photo by Chad Cummings/KANSAN
By Jason Walker
sports@kanson.com
Kansas sportwriter
Intramural football teams battle for tournament titles
Yesterday afternoon, October
Madness officially ended.
of work," he said. "We practiced a lot, and really worked on our offense."
The championship games of the intramural flag football tournament were played yesterday, with all six divisions finishing up their seasons. The day started with the men's Greek division semifinals and ended with the men's greek finals at 5 p.m.
Esau said that in the championship game, turnovers were key to the game's outcome.
The action on the field wasn't exactly filled with offensive struggles. There were three shutouts, and only one team scored more than 17 points.
"Our defense really turned it up," he said. "We're happy to get the points for the hill."
The tournament lasted about two weeks, and involved about 100 teams. Brad Bolyard, Olathe junior and intramural supervisor, said that overall the tournament worked out well for a competition its size.
"With the exception of a few forfeits at the beginning, the tournament ran really smoothly," he said. "Today was a good last day of competition."
Matt Esau, Kiowa junior and DU's quarterback, said that the title meant a lot to his chapter because of the hill points given to the winner.
Mess With Wyandotte 6-0. In the greek associate division, the Phi Delt Pledges from Phi Delta Theta beat Kappa Sigma #2 9-0. The women's championship was won by Delta Delta Delta, who beat Alpha Chi Omega 7-6, and the men's residence hall crown was taken by the Aardvark, who stifled the Amini Aravinds 13-0. The men's open bracket was conquered by TFC, who lambasted the Tomcats 29-0, and the men's Greek title was taken by DU, Delta Upsilon's team, who edged out Sigma Chi 17-10.
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