Powder Puff - Page 2

GeekyPenguin · #16 05-18-2004, 12:49 AM

My chapter never did powder puff because it would have been faaaaar too violent between the sororities.

rayray · #17 05-18-2004, 01:14 AM

The Ladies of Gamma Phi Beta hold a powder puff tournement during the fall semester at SSU. When i was there it was soooooo fun. Each sorority got either a fraternity or a sport team to coach them. It got a little intense but it always turned out to be such a good time. Its a time when you can really see every sorority come together as a team, and play football. Its really comical too.

BabyP · #18 06-27-2004, 02:04 AM

personally, i think "powder puff" is demeaning and more of an american thing. I think something multicultural is best. recently our university had multi--cultural awareness and show....alot of greeks showed up and particpated and it was a BLAST........ that is more helpful and more meaningful than throwing some ball around...... no offense for those who are sport fans.

piphimaggie · #19 07-12-2004, 11:12 AM

We did do powderpuff last Fall for Parent's weekend....and unlike the year before when we had mixed teams, we did chapter vs. chapter....
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let's just say that I'm not sure we're going to do that ever again considering that ladies on both teams had minor concussions and a host of other injuries....it was only supposed to be FLAG FOOTBALL...but they were tackling like they were members of a professional f-ball team...
ay yai yai...

PiLove · #20 09-20-2004, 12:27 AM

Sigma Pi does "Sorority Superbowl" every year around the end of football season. The competition is pretty vicious. I heard some certain sorority got so rough they ended up with permanent knee injuries. But the money goes to a good cause and generally everyone has fun.

chideltjen · #21 09-20-2004, 01:48 AM

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Originally posted by PiLove
Sigma Pi does "Sorority Superbowl" every year around the end of football season. The competition is pretty vicious. I heard some certain sorority got so rough they ended up with permanent knee injuries. But the money goes to a good cause and generally everyone has fun.

It does...

When you are scheduling something like football, make sure that two weeks later isn't Greek Week.