Showing posts with label Gonzaga basketball. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gonzaga basketball. Show all posts

Sunday, January 31, 2016

Gonzaga Basketball Night

Date night at the Gonzaga game.  We love our sports in the Gleason household and it is fun to get out and be there in person to see the Zags win big!!! I was practicing with my new lens.  We did not have seats close.  It was all about the lens!  I am getting better at using it. 








 It dropped in the basket.



 He couldn't quite reach the ball.
 A fight for the rebound!


 Almost in!
 The player on the bottom right doesn't look like he is going to have a good landing.

 The fans.  What a group!  They have organized cheers and don't stop through the whole game.




 There was a contest to throw the basketball from half court.  $500 for a basket.  Three tried and only one succeeded.  It was really fun to watch that basketball go in the hoop.  The crowd was cheering wildly!
 Here is the winner at the bottom right!


 Can you find the ball?



 The band!  It is huge!
 The ball?
 Where is the ball on this one?
 and this one?






 Mr. Mike Gleason
We had a great time.  It has been awhile since we have been to a men's game.  The students make it extra fun.  All the enthusiasm and cheering.


Sunday, February 24, 2013

Gonzaga Bulldog Basketball

Steve and Jennifer Doolittle invited us to the Gonzaga basketball game last night.  Tickets are precious so we were thrilled.  We had a great time!  I am not a huge basketball fan but watching these guys live was go good.  So so good.  What at team!  Most of the pictures are fan pictures because the movement of the players gets blurry.
You are looking at the student section.
 The tip off to start the game!
 Mike and Steve.
 Jackie, Jennifer, Mike and Steve
 The halftime show.  Not quite Beyonce but really good!

 This is the first time I have tried to use the panorama setting on my camera.  Not bad!
 I always wonder how they get these giant faces of the players.  I thought perhaps I could make one of myself and take it to my classroom.  :-)