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Serving Spirit

Posted on April 21, 2025
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  • Student in mud prepping to hit volleyball.
  • Student smiling holding volleyball.
  • Two students laying in mud.
  • Shoes wrapped in pink tape.
  • Student hitting volleyball in mud.
  • Student holding up W with hands.
  • Student falling in mud.
  • Two students giving the thumbs up.
  • Hosing off mud on shoes.
  • Student showing his muscles.
  • Student laying in mud.
  • Student falling in mud.
  • Students playing oozeball in mud.
  • Students in pink shirts holding up J sign.
  • Southerners oozeball sign.
  • Student going to hit volleyball during game.
  • Group shot of student playing oozeball.
  • Side view of game.
  • Student humping up to hit volleyball.
  • A student in Jaguars shirt holding up a thumbs up.
  • Net view of game.

 

The Southerners, the University of South Alabama student ambassadors, hosted the 35th annual Oozeball tournament on Saturday, April 19. Oozeball is one of the longest-running and most popular student-organized fundraisers on campus. Nearly $18,000 was raised this year to support the USA Southerners and the group's Spotting Excellence Scholarship.

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