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| Two teams competed with each other to be the fastest. (Photo: Mirza / PR) |
The Division of Nature Lovers Students (DIMPA) of the University of Muhammadiyah Malang (UMM) once again held the DIMPA Boat Race Challenge in Malang for the third time, Saturday (16/2). Followed by 34 teams consisting of Nature Lovers Students (Sispala), Nature Lovers Students (Mapala), and Nature Lovers Organizations (OPA).
This activity was held for two days. The first day was the elimination of participants round and the next day of the final round. The registered participants will be divided into 2 classes, it was 20 teams of Nature Lovers Students (Sispala) and 14 Mapala-OPA teams. While the format of the race was conducted in head to head.
Aside from being a venue for perseverance, it is also a place to share experiences and strengthen the relationship between nature lovers in Malang. "In the future, this activity will be held once a year as a routine agenda of DIMPA," explained M. Adzkiyauz Zamzami, the person in charge of the event.
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Everything in this competition, continued Adzkiyauz, was in accordance with the provisions of the Indonesian Rafting Federation (FAJI), starting from the completeness of race equipment to race rules. Uniquely this competition was not held properly on a rafting track but on UMM lake.
"There are not many rafting competitions held on campus lakes. UMM may be the only one held, "Adzkiyauz explained. UMM Lake was quite wide as a race arena. With a depth of about 2.5 meters, it is located fairly safe and comfortable because it is located between lecture buildings.
Gerhana Nusantara, one of the participant participants from Mapala Jonggring Salaka, State University of Malang (UM), said that they were happy with this activity. "In addition to distributing hobbies, we can also promote with friends who have the same passion," explained the student of Electrical Engineering. (Win)
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