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We may work hard, but we play harder. Our strong varsity athletic
presence at MIT is spread out through numerous sports. Brothers
row for our Division I crew team, as well as varsity track, soccer,
sailing, tennis, gymnastics cross country, . . . the list is constantly
growing. While some of us do not have the ability to join a varsity
sport, Phi Sigs are often seen on the sidelines cheering on the
varsity athletes of the house.
Satish, Brandon, and Mark cheer on B-league Hockey
(NOTE: Phi Sigma Kappa is spelt backwards--
Who needs to spell when you can do math?!)
Noogie on the counter attack!
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Pedro rowing 6-seat at the Head of the Charles
Austin High-Jumping his way to victory.
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Almost all brothers choose to participate in at least one of our
24 intramural teams. The intensity of these teams ranges from highly
competitive to just for fun: our A-league soccer team just finished
second, and our B-league Hockey team had a very strong year, while
our floundering group of D-league "hockey" players seemingly
spend more time flopping around on the ice than on their skates.
A-League Soccer (2nd Place) Team Pic
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No matter what your athletic level, though, there are bound to
be numerous teams where you can try out a new sport, showcase
your talents, or crush the opponents to take home the trophy.
However, one thing all these teams have in common is a perfect
environment for brothers to bond while giving their all on the
field or court.
A PhiSig warming up for a hard-hitting B-League
game
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While not necessarily a sport, Ken's can solve
a Rubix
cube in an average time of 20.6 secs.
His cubing has proved to be a disease
which has spread to about 30% of the house.
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