Intramural to prepare for next year events

Raphael LiApril 18, 2018Leave a Comment

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Rohil Senapati, intramural player and sophomore, attempts to rebound a basketball during one of their intramurals games. “I was really happy that we had this season,” Senapati said.

Having finished the intramural events of this year, current club leaders are preparing for the next year.

According to Mike Meyer, intramural director and teacher, the new year will also need some new club leaders which he will recruit.

Rohil Senapati, intramural member and sophomore, said he thinks this was a a great intramural season and knows that next season will be just as good.

“I’m really thankful intramurals exists. Otherwise, I wouldn’t be able to play that much competitive basketball,” Senapati said.

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