Water is thrown from boat to boat using 5 gallon buckets in an attempt to sink their competitor while playing a game of Battleship. (Photos by Preston Jenkins)

Gallery: Human battleship

Preston Jenkins·May 2, 2023·0 Comments·1 min read

On Tuesday, April 25, a “human battleship” tournament was held in the Bill Powell Natatorium in the Raymond B. Preston Health and Activities Center. The event was made up of nine battle-hardened teams ready to sink their opponent’s boats. The objective was for teams to sink their opponents’ boat without sinking their own. See what Talisman photographer Preston Jenkins captured.

_{Participants throw water onto the opposing team’s boat.}

_{Participants in the intramural human battleship tournament sink in the Bill Powel natatorium on Tuesday, April 25.}

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_{A team member jumps out of the team’s boat to celebrate as they win the round.}

_{Participants try to shield water being thrown into their boat.}

_{The battleship game featured three teams in the water.}

_{Water is thrown from boat to boat using five gallon buckets in an attempt to sink their competitor while playing a game of Battleship.}

_{A participant pushes the boat back to the Bill Powel natatorium floor to empty it of water to get ready for the next round.}