On Saturday, March 22, The Council hosted Mississippi College’s Derby Day, bringing excitement and friendly competition to East Campus. Students gathered for a day of competitions, team spirit, and unforgettable moments. The annual tradition showcased creativity, camaraderie, and a thrilling display of school pride.
Haleigh Roberts, a member of Laguna Social Tribe, explains the rules of jousting to the clubs and tribes to start Derby Day. (Photo Credit: Logan Orman)
Austin Gilmore and Grant McNally, members of Shawreth Social Club, prepare sausages and kebabs. Food was served throughout the day by all clubs and tribes. (Photo Credit: Logan Orman)
Members of Nenamoosha Social Tribe wave their flag and cheer on their sisters during the jousting tournament. Members of clubs and tribes showcased support for their organizations with flags, shirts, and themed accessories. (Photo Credit: Logan Orman)
Amber Smith, a member of Swannanoa Social Tribe, celebrates her victory in the jousting competition. (Photo Credit: Logan Orman)
Contestants from Nenamoosha and Kissimmee Social Tribe compete in jousting competition. The contestant from Kissimmee reigned victorious. (Photo Credit: Cara Pridemore)
Members from Laguna compete in tug-of-war. Council members from Laguna cheered them on. (Photo Credit: Cara Pridemore)
Members of Kokoa Men’s Club compete in tug-of-war. (Photo Credit: Cara Pridemore)
Members from every tribe and club compete in the first round of the egg toss. This was the final event of Derby Day. (Photo Credit: Cara Pridemore)
Kissimmee Social Tribe, the grand champions of the day, celebrate placing first overall at Derby Day. The second place winner was Laguna Social Tribe, and third place went to Kokoa Men’s Club. (Photo Credit: MC Student Engagement)
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