Captain: Kristen Sudela, sophomore

The Chi-Os bring a lot to the table every year. Consistently atthe top of the intramural points race and boasting one of thehighest GPAs on campus, Chi Omega has the intelligence andathleticism to compete with anyone.

“I expect a lot of determination, a lot of competitiveness andsome wins because we’re a really competitive team.”
– “Killer” Kristen Sudela

Active & New Member Captain: Pele Peacock, junior

The Kappa new members won last year’s tournament and thoseplayers are now on the upperclass, or active, team. They returnmost of their starters on both sides of the ball so should pose aformidable threat for any team looking to walk away with thetitle.

“We have a lot of girls who want it more than anything.”
– Kristen “The Hatch” Hatcher

Captain: Tiffany Hansen

The Law School team is guilty of nothing more than being thegroup with experience and savvy to back up everything they dobetween the sideliines. Coached by the Father of Powder Puff AndrewNovak, the law students are out to prove that they are a force tobe reckonded with.

“Intensity.”
– Tiffany “Mmm Bop” Hansen when asked what the Law School willbring to the field

Active Member Captain: Erica Peterson

New Member Captain: Meredith Hurst

Thinking Theta will be no problem for the opponents of kites.The Theta team has worked hard to improve and the results should beinstant. They should make a lot of noise before the dustsettles.

“I was looking forward to tackle and kick some butt, but flagswill do.”
-Meredith “Hit ‘Em Up” Hurst (right)

Active Member Captain: Melissa Devlin

New Member 1 & 2 Captain: Meredith Riggs

The Pi Phis will use the same strategy as the Tri Delts – if youwant to beat them, you’ll have to do it more than once. Theirplayers have put a lot of time into mental preparation, watchingfilm and psyching themselves up.

“We’ve been watching Rocky, Mighty Ducks 2 and Gatoradecommericials. It’s in us.”
– Meredith “Rough and Tumble” Riggs (Laura West also pictured)

Active & New Member Captain: Laura Sparkman

Alpha Chi Omega – “Alpha Chi” not “A-Chi– is a team that no onewants to see on game day. They have a ton of heart and nothing tolose. Don’t be fooled by the lyre. As dear as it is to this house,the group is about more than beautiful music.

“After last year, I know exactly what to expect. I’m lookingforward to it.”
– “Special K” Kristen Simigran (right) with Jennifer Linn

Active Member Captain: Casey Wetz

New Member 1 Captain: Kathleen Tarbox

New Member 2 Captain: Kathryn Bartunek

The Tri Delts, by the numbers, have the greatest odds of winningthe tournament. They heavied up with three teams, so you’ll have afew regimes to get through to conquer this house.

“I’m excited to get out there and show what we’re made of.”
-Kathryn “The Kat” Bartunek (right)

Active & New MemberCaptain: Maya Mahoney

The Gamma Phis have no pressure and a lot of athleticism. Theseladies are set on playing the game how it should be played – havingfun and getting dirty. They have their eyes set on Ford Stadium anddenying them may prove difficult.

“I think we’re going to bring a lot of athletic talent.”
– “Heavenly” Celeste Caskey pictured (right) with ChristinaEdland

Active & New MemberCaptain: Beth Hopkins

One thing comes across crystal clear when you see the DG PowderPuff team: energy. Both teams are confident and scrappy. They’ll bean entertaining bunch to watch. To beat the DGs, a team has tomatch their energy, and that seems like a very tall task.

“We have some great plays, even some tricks up our sleeve.”
– “Sensational” Shelly Young, pictured with Hopkins