Sophomores Host Ping Pong Tournament

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The class of 2024 is encouraging students to compete in the ping pong tournament at the end of February. The sport has become popular at lunch with the addition of a ping pong table in the cafeteria last year. “We believed it would be a good idea to start a ping pong tournament because a lot of people requested it,” Favour Taiwo, a 2024 officer, said. “We also noticed a lot of people play it during lunch and thought it would be nice to start one after the volleyball tournament.”

Class of 2024 is hosting a ping pong tournament starting on February 25 to open up a new opportunity for students to play different sports. Sign-ups will begin on February 15 with a fee of $3 per person. Interested students can register during both A and B lunches. The tournament will follow a double-elimination arrangement and give prizes to the top three winners.