Student groups at The University of Winnipeg will have the opportunity to engage in a friendly competition and win great prizes at the SnoBalls of Fury 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament, presented by the University of Winnipeg Students' Association (UWSA) and the University of Winnipeg Wesmen. The Wesmen game against the University of Fraser Valley Cascades follows at 6:00 PM. Prizes will be awarded to the student group with the best uniform, most fan support and best team cheer. A grand prize will be awarded to the tournament winner. Details include...
Friday, February 4, 2011
3:00 to 5;00 PM
Duckworth Centre
Student groups can register their team at wesmen@theuwsa.ca by January 13, 2011 before 12:30pm.
In its second year, the SnoBalls of Fury tournament brings together student groups to participate in a lighthearted game of basketball, while promoting and advocating their group's initiatives and activities.
“This event provides students with an opportunity to engage in dialogue and to meet one another while promoting intramurals and building school spirit on campus,“ said Lana Hastings, UWSA VP Student Services. “It is about time we fill those basketball stands with students.”
"Last year was a riot!" said Caleigh Christie, President of the Geography and Environmental Students' Association (GESA), who made it to the semi-final round before losing to the Students of Science Association (SOSA). "Everyone present had good things to say about the event. It was a great opportunity for student groups to interact with each other and for students to learn more about activities on campus."
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Jason Syvixay, President
University of Winnipeg Students' Association (UWSA)
204-786-9778
pres@theuwsa.ca
Shannon Guile, Marketing
University of Winnipeg Wesmen
204-786-9349
s.guile@uwinnipeg.ca
Friday, February 4, 2011
3:00 to 5;00 PM
Duckworth Centre
Student groups can register their team at wesmen@theuwsa.ca by January 13, 2011 before 12:30pm.
In its second year, the SnoBalls of Fury tournament brings together student groups to participate in a lighthearted game of basketball, while promoting and advocating their group's initiatives and activities.
“This event provides students with an opportunity to engage in dialogue and to meet one another while promoting intramurals and building school spirit on campus,“ said Lana Hastings, UWSA VP Student Services. “It is about time we fill those basketball stands with students.”
"Last year was a riot!" said Caleigh Christie, President of the Geography and Environmental Students' Association (GESA), who made it to the semi-final round before losing to the Students of Science Association (SOSA). "Everyone present had good things to say about the event. It was a great opportunity for student groups to interact with each other and for students to learn more about activities on campus."
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Jason Syvixay, President
University of Winnipeg Students' Association (UWSA)
204-786-9778
pres@theuwsa.ca
Shannon Guile, Marketing
University of Winnipeg Wesmen
204-786-9349
s.guile@uwinnipeg.ca