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Ping Pong
Tournament is
Fun For All

By Andrea Larson

The Ping-Pong Club hosted
its annual ping-pong tourna-
ment on Saturday, February
10th. The tournament was
played in a ladder format in
which winners of each game
moved on to the next level.
The four players who were
then left in the final round all
played each other and the
winner of all the games was
awarded first prize. Many
students and even some of
the faculty came out to this
fun and exciting event.

Long time ping-pong enthusi-
ast George Forrest worked
his way to first place in the
tournament, with Jonathan
Wong and Fin Page in sec-
ond and third respectively.
This placing came as some-

what of a surprise to first
place winner Forrest, as he
has never before won a game
against Wong in a tourna-
ment.

Third place winner Page suf-
fered a hard fought loss in the
quarter final round putting
him out of the running for first
place. Despite this loss Page
went on and composed him-
self in order to defeat Craig
Johnson to win the third place
trophy.

The Ping-Pong Club would
like to extend a thank you to
all students who participated
in the tournament, seventeen
in all plus the staff who
helped aid in the preparation
of the tournament. For more
information about the Ping-
Pong Club email Bibo Chee,
at cheebster @ hotmail.com

Ppubmitted

Fanolists from the Ping Pong Club’s Annual tournament show off
their trophies. George Forrest (thierd from right) won the tourna-
ment in a surprise vicotry overy Jonathaon Wong (third from left)

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