Seniors compete in Powder Puff

Peter Richardson
News & Politics Editor

Senior Wisdom Barton runs ball during the Powderpuff Game on Oct. 25, at Moss Field. The game ended in a 28-14 win for the pink team.
Photo by Isaac Choi

The Powder Puff game took place on Sunday, Oct. 25 at Moss Field. The Powder Puff game is a flag football game between female students, coached by senior members of the football team. The game is played between a pink team and a purple team. The Powder Puff game has been a tradition for many years at Webster.

The Powder Puff game is one of many events being led entirely by students in Marketing II to help fundraise for an annual field trip to New York. Other events include the 2v2 Pickleball Tournament, Movie on Moss and the Staff vs. Students game.
The game was extra competitive this year.

Ahead of the game, purple team player Gwen Hoven said, “Purple team is going to win because we have a lot of team spirit, and we also have some of the best athletes. I think having the mindset that we’re going to win has been easy just because we know we are more competitive, faster and our plays will be better on Sunday.”

Pink team player Carly Harre also felt very confident heading into the game on Sunday.

“Pink will win because we’re superior,” Harre said before the game. She attributed her confidence to the team’s preparation. “We have practiced a lot, like five times a week. Our team dynamic has been good and we work very well together.”

The game ended 28-14 for the pink team. Wisdom Barton led the way with a game-high three touchdowns for the pink team.
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