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Oozefest, a UB tradition since 1984, is held at the mud pit on St. Rita's Lane on the North Campus.
The Getzville Fire Company waters down the mud pits on Friday night before the event.
An Oozefest veteran has learned a critical trick: protect your valuables.
Preparing for battle.
Face down in the muck.
Going in for a spike.
An Oozefest casualty.
Oozefest brings together more than 1,500 players every spring to burn off some steam and have some fun before finals.
Part of the fun of Oozefest are the bizarre costumes and team names. Seen here marching toward the mud pits is Boston Twea Party.
Making a play.
Awaiting a serve.
A mud shampoo.
At the end of the day, the water faucets are the place to be.
Just hose me down!
The UB community got down and dirty last Saturday at Oozefest, one of UB's most popular traditions and one of the largest mud volleyball tournaments in the country. Photos: Meredith Forrest Kulwicki
Published May 9, 2019