Portfolio

The young girls of Alice B. Beal elementary school glance over the bannister into the student commons after recieving their Bay Path Athletics t-shirts on Women and Girl's Sports Day.

Lead man Jake Snyder of Minus the Bear plays with his band at Pearl St. in Northampton, MA.

These tulips offer an early glimpse of spring at the Smith College Bulb Show in Northampton, MA.

The parachute was pulled out in front of Carr Hall on Women and Girl's Sports Day on the Bay Path College campus.

Toby anticipates fetching his tennis ball on one of the first nice days of spring.

The Bay Path Wildcat suits up on Monday April 12th for the 24th annual Women and Girls Sports Day on the Bay Path Campus.

Twenty girls from the Alice B. Beal elementry school in Springfield, MA are welcomed to the Bay Path campus by the Wildcat.

The girls gather in the Carol A. Leary atrium where they recieve their Bay Path Athletics t-shirts and a quick photo-op with the Wildcat.

Outdoors the girls play a game of pass-the-ball-around with Bay Path student athletes where they learn the importance of good sportsmanship.

In the grass the girls get down on their hands and feet for a game a crab soccer. They had to keep both two hands and two feet on the ground while kicking around the ball trying to score a goal.

Before dinner the girls played one last game with the parachute. They worked up an appetite running back and forth under the parachute, competing with others with the others for their color spot.

The Bay Path Wildcat sits down with the girls for dinner where she says goodbye to the girls after a long afternoon of fun and games.