Gaming in the library

Super Smash Bros. Four tournament organized by students held in library

Lucas Nickerson and Jonah Nickerson|January 19, 2018

Jonah Nickerson and Lucas Nickerson

On Friday, Jan. 12, the library hosted a Super Smash Bros. Four tournament. A group of students came up with the idea as they wanted to improve on a previous Smash Brothers tournament hosted two years ago. With approval from librarian Nichole Ballard-Long, the tournament garnered 54 total participants.

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