In the 2nd annual softball game, cadets and fraternity members participated in the Corps of Cadets vs. Interfraternity Council Softball Game. The Cadets fell behind but were able to leave the Aggie Sofball Complex with the trophy after a sixth inning five-run comeback with a final score of 9-6. All proceeds were donated to Texas A&M BUILD to create mobile medical clinics.
Photos by Meredith Seaver
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An intramural sports referee calls an IFC runner out after leaving the base and being tagged by a cadet.
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Cadet Daniel Mora races to first base in an effort to beat the putout.
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IFC pitcher Jack Kelly tosses the ball towards home plate.
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The IFC vs. Corps Softball Game is played in the Aggie Softball Complex.
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The Corps was down throughout majority of the game before scoring three runs in the third, even then they were still one run shy at 5-4.
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Cadets played wearing their team uniforms.
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Unlike a regular softball game, they have a “Home Run Rule” – If you hit the ball out of the park, you are out.
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After a hit, fraternity members sprint to their next base.
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Phi Delta member Matthew McManigle goes up to bat for the IFC team.
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Delta Tau Delta member Jack Kelly gets to base safely.
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Cadet Conner Calcote swings at the ball and tries to avoid being taken out by the “Home Run Rule”.
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The cadets successfully putout one of the fraternity batters on his way to first base.
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Cadet Harrison Wilson slides safely into third base.
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Cadet Parker Conn races around third base on his way to home plate.
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Cadet Colin Foley tosses the ball underhand during the slowpitch softball game.
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Cadets celebrate back-to-back comeback victories.
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Cadets in the audience attended in hopes that if the Corps won, the Commandant would let them sleep-in in the morning.
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After the game, the teams sang the War Hymn together.
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The Cadets maintained ownership of the Softball Trophy.
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The Cadets 9-6 comeback victory mirrored that of their predecessors.
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