Nightly rides for Jupiter Night OwlsHosted by: Jupiter Night OwlsAdditional Information can be found at: https://fau.campuslabs.com/engage/event/10683305

It's not quite ping pong, golf, or dodgeball, it's BOGGY! We will be hosting a Boggy Tournament, come test your skills! What is Boggy? Boggy is played around a table tennis set up where players go head to head in order to score points on each other. Just like golf, points are bad. If you get 7 points then you're out!  The first step is to establish the order of the rotation. Every player will have a person to receive a serve from and to serve to. The first player serves to the second and initiates the game, from there an official serve will only be necessary if a point is scored. The game continues until there is one player left.  Serving Serving rules are the same as table tennis from the serving side, the ball must bounce once on the other side of the net in order for the serve to be legal. There are no point penalties for illegal serves, the ball is re-served until a serve is legal. The player receiving the serve has to let the ball bounce on the ground before making a return. The object of the game is to get the ball back on the table. Once the ball makes contact with the table, the next player in the rotation is initiated and has to return the ball to the table after it bounces to the ground. Points If a player fails to return the ball to the table they receive a point and have to serve to the next player in the rotation. Receiving seven points takes you out of the rotation. The last player standing wins the game. Rules The ball must be returned with a paddle unless the game is being played without them. No player may touch a ball in play besides the receiving player. No player may touch another player to prevent them from returning the ball.  Shenanigans There are certain moves that are legal that can increase your likelihood of winning the game. For example, while you may not touch a ball in play, if it happens to be rolling on the table you may blow it away from the receiver as this is not considered touching or illegal interference.  You may catch a ball that has been returned if the ball is not going to make it to the table. This results in a point being immediately subtracted to your total and the player returning the ball serves to the next player in the rotation. You may use your return to bounce the ball off of another player instead of returning the ball to the table. This results in a point being scored on the hit player and no penalty on the player returning. The returning player serves to the next player in the rotation. If the player the returning player intended to make contact with dodges the ball and the ball does not make contact with the table then the returning player receives a point and has to serve to the next player in the rotation.Hosted by: Baptist Collegiate MinistriesAdditional Information can be found at: https://fau.campuslabs.com/engage/event/10738753

FAU Men's Lacrosse 2024 Fall 2 PracticesHosted by: Men's Lacrosse at FAUAdditional Information can be found at: https://fau.campuslabs.com/engage/event/10682217

Practice for womens flag footballHosted by: Women's Flag FootballAdditional Information can be found at: https://fau.campuslabs.com/engage/event/10232698

Meeting weekly for COSO E-board emergency funding deliberations. Hosted by: Jupiter Council of Student OrganizationsAdditional Information can be found at: https://fau.campuslabs.com/engage/event/10650279

FAU Club Cheerleading Fall PracticeHosted by: Cheer ClubAdditional Information can be found at: https://fau.campuslabs.com/engage/event/10342554