Student Engagement hosted its second annual College Cup on Friday. The five academic colleges competed against each other in four team events before the winner was crowned. A spirit award was also given to the team who cheered the most.
Orange shirts – Robbins College of Business and Entrepreneurship
Purple shirts – College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Green shirts – College of Health and Behavioral Sciences
Yellow shirts – Werth College of Science, Technology and Mathematics
Blue shirts – College of Education
Two participants take a moment to stretch their legs before the event.
Participants get shirts assigned to them based on their college.
Participants meet with their coaches, a faculty member from their college.
An RCOBE team member warms up with some push ups before the inflatable obstacle course race.
A College of Education team member climbs over the wall of the obstacle course.
A COAHSS team member gets ready to go back through the obstacle course.
Health and Behavioral Science students cheer on their teammate.
Participants had to go to the cones before going back through the obstacle course.
College of Education students work on the next challenge, a tower-building competition.
Participants were asked trivia questions about the five colleges as they built their towers.
If the trivia questions were answered correctly, a third team member could help build the tower.COAHSS coach Taylor Kriley gives advice to her team members.
Two Health and Behavioral Sciences team members work on their tower.
The College of Health and Behavioral Sciences celebrates their win in the tower building competition.
The Werth College of Science, Technology and Mathematics prepares to race the College of Health and Behavioral Sciences in the Connect 3 game.
Team members from the COAHSS and Health and Behavioral Sciences place their bean bags with their teammates cheering them on.
Director of Student Engagement Jaden Rahe explains the final event to participants. “It’s just great to meet other students from your college and have fun together,” she said of the event. “A little fun competition is always great for everybody.”
Students begin the first part of the last event, a potato sack race.
While carrying a ping pong ball on a spoon, students were again asked trivia questions about the five colleges.
A Science, Technology and Mathematics team member is guided by a teammate around the objects on the ground.The Werth College of Science, Technology and Mathematics celebrates their win in the final event.
Rahe shows off the College Cup trophy before announcing the winner. “It’s just amazing to see students have fun, make connections with their faculty members and come out to have a good time with others in their college,” she said.
The COAHSS celebrates winning the Spirit Award.
The participants and organizers of the 2024 College Cup.
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