U of T Law students win intramural divisions in flag football, women's soccer and dodgeball

By FLAA co-presidents Melanie Vincent and Justin Kim

Whether it be flag football, ultimate frisbee, dodgeball or soccer, the Faculty of Law Athletics Association (FLAA) organized 22 intramural teams across various sports.

Representing nearly a quarter of the student body, 158 law students played in at least one game this academic year. All intramural teams were also open to graduate law students and recent law graduates. More than 150 games were played against students from undergraduate colleges and other professional programs. 

Many U of T Law teams also had great success, especially in the fall. The Women’s Soccer (photo left), Mixed Dodgeball (photo centre), and Open Flag Football (photo right) teams finished first in their leagues. In the finals, Women’s Soccer won 4–0 against Victoria College; Flag Football won 20–0 against U of T Mississauga, and Mixed Dodgeball won 5–2 against Pharmacy. Both Women’s Soccer and Flag Football were undefeated in their championship run!

Some truly standout players include: Abby Bruyer (1L), Maddy Regan (1L), Samir Reynolds (2L), and Andrew Luba (JD 2021)! Bruyer played in 33 games across seven intramural teams and is a two-time champion, winning in Women’s Soccer and Mixed Dodgeball. Regan is also a two-time champion and played in 26 games across five intramural teams. Reynolds and Luba are also champions, winning Open Flag Football together and having played in 22 and 16 games, respectively.