RED HOUSE Olympics Takes on a New Dimension with Two Days of Competition
In this expanded edition, students from nine campuses came together to celebrate sports and team spirit.
The RED HOUSE Olympics grew this year. For the first time, the competition took place over two days. The change made it possible to bring together students from different campuses for a program dedicated to sports and community building.
This year’s edition brought together students from Villa-Lobos, Higienópolis, Perdizes, Santana, Ipiranga, Tatuapé, Cuiabá, Sorocaba, and Curitiba, who competed in futsal, volleyball, and track and field events.
Another new feature was the introduction of mascots created by students from each campus. The characters gave each team its own identity and became part of the preparation for the competition, adding creativity and personality to the experience.
Throughout the two days, students took part in events and matches, cheered for their teams, and had the opportunity to connect with peers from different campuses.
The RED HOUSE Olympics concluded with an awards ceremony honoring standout athletes in each sport and celebrating another edition defined by sportsmanship, unity, and team spirit.