Players from Headquarters & Service Company stand victoriously at mid-field after Marine Barracks Washington’s intramural flag-football championship Dec. 21. H&S Co. faced off against Marine Corps Institute Company in a gritty, competitive game, but came out on top 20-12. - Players from Headquarters & Service Company stand victoriously at mid-field after Marine Barracks Washington’s intramural flag-football championship Dec. 21. H&S Co. faced off against Marine Corps Institute Company in a gritty, competitive game, but came out on top 20-12.
Lance Cpl. James Gigliello, left, and Lance Cpl. Shawn Brown stand in front of the entrance to Marine Barracks Washington, the "Oldest Post of the Corps." Gigliello, 23, hails from Boston, while Brown, 24, hails for Haggerstown, Md. - Lance Cpl. James Gigliello, left, and Lance Cpl. Shawn Brown stand in front of the entrance to Marine Barracks Washington, the "Oldest Post of the Corps." Gigliello, 23, hails from Boston, while Brown, 24, hails for Haggerstown, Md.
Maj. Scott Clippinger, Team CO starting quarterback, throws the ball during the team’s first possession of the 2011 Oyster Bowl at Marine Barracks Washington Dec. 2. The Oyster Bowl is a yearly flag-football faceoff between the Barracks commanding officer’s team, yellow, and the executive officer’s team, red. The XO’s team shut out the CO’s team with 18 points. - Maj. Scott Clippinger, Team CO starting quarterback, throws the ball during the team’s first possession of the 2011 Oyster Bowl at Marine Barracks Washington Dec. 2. The Oyster Bowl is a yearly flag-football faceoff between the Barracks commanding officer’s team, yellow, and the executive officer’s team, red. The XO’s team shut out the CO’s team with 18 points.