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Members of the Delaware campus Black Law Students Association took their Widener pride to a Philadelphia athletic event and came out winners.
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The school contingent won the “BLSA Bowl,” a field-day-style competition for BLSA groups at Philadelphia-area law schools and other law organizations, held Saturday, Sept. 20. About 10 members of Widener Law Delaware’s BLSA organization took part in the competition, with another five attending as their cheering section. 
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The competition, presented by the Philadelphia Sub Region of the Mid-Atlantic Region of BLSA, was held at Fairmount Park. It featured events like tug of war, obstacle courses, and three-legged and potato-sack races. Teams accrued points for their finishes throughout the day, and in the end, Widener Law Delaware bested the BLSA team from the Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law in a final relay race that determined the winner of the entire competition.
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“It was a lot of fun,” BLSA Treasurer Kendrick McLeod said. “We were continuously trying to prove ourselves and make sure we had a good showing.”
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The day wasn’t exclusively about athletics, although the team enjoyed showing its school pride.
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“It was a time of socializing, networking and fellowship,” he said.
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The event also raised funds for the United Negro College Fund and the Thurgood Marshall College Fund.
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Widener Law Delaware Participants included:
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Adedayo Adu<br>
Valerie Duarte<br>
Andre Mason<br>
Kendrick McLeod<br>
Tiffany Allen<br>
Kernie Desir<br>
Shahirah Brown<br>
Richona McKnight<br>
Robert Holmes<br>
Addie Brice
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Congratulations!