Intramurals: Sunshine, Showers, and School Spirit

    Okay, so Intramurals, right? It's like the one time of year everyone in school gets to go a little crazy, show off their team pride, and (try to) be athletic. This year's two-day event was no exception, but it definitely had its own unique flavor, thanks to the weather.

    Day one actually started off pretty awesome. The sun was shining, the sky was blue, and the opening ceremonies were in full swing. We had the parade, with all the teams showing off their banners and costumes. Then came the racing of flags – seriously, who knew that could be so intense? And of course, there was the Ms. and Mr. Intramurals competition, which is always good for a few laughs and some serious talent.

    I was even supposed to be part of the badminton team, but here's where things got a little complicated. I had a class I couldn't miss, so I made the tough call to go to school instead of playing. Yeah, I know, bad teammate move. Ended up getting disqualified, but hey, priorities, right?

    Anyway, by the afternoon, the weather decided to rain, rain, and more rain. But honestly, it didn't kill the vibe.

   I spent most of the afternoon in the gym, watching the basketball games. My classmate, Joseph, was playing, so I had to be there to cheer them on. And let me tell you, it was way more exciting than sitting in a classroom.

    Day two was pretty much the same: sunshine in the morning, followed by an afternoon downpour. But rain or shine, the spirit of Intramurals was alive and well. Even though I missed out on badminton, and even though the weather wasn't always on our side, it was still a blast. It's all about coming together as a school, having some fun, and making memories that will last way longer than the bruises from those "friendly" games.

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1st and 2nd picture: Captured by me

3rd picture: From John Joseph Dasalla