Indian Olympics, Part II

Last night, Indian Olympics 2011 came to a close, but the legendary finishes on days 3 and 4 made it one of the great Olympics.

Day 3 was highlighted by amazing soccer, especially by funhouse star Aidan R. who finished Olympics with multiple hat tricks, and sensational Chiefs water polo.

Day 4 featured the two greatest events, the Apache Relay and the Sing.  Baco watched the shooting of the Baco 3 with so much excitement.  The waiters shot the 3 in one of the lower totals of 30.  The hill spectators were on the verge of insane celebration when 3 shooters almost hit the 3 in 3.

At the Bucket Brigade, Apache defeated Cherokee to win the relay by seconds.

The Sing took place in the social hall due to the weather, but even without the scenery to go along with great alma maters, people were near tears.  Two of the greatest songs were the Oneida alma mater (Jack Johnson’s Upside down) and Blackfeet’s fight to the tune of All Star by Smash Mouth.

Once the Sing finally ended, it was announced that Cherokee had won for the third year in a row, to become Baco’s dynasty.

Thank you to the Waiters for a great Olympics.