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myloh villaronga x2 Summer Games Drama By Myloh Villaronga People came from all over Nunavik for the 14 th biannual Eastern Arctic Summer Games in mid- July 2009. For 12 days Kangiqsualujjuaq hosted games, festivities and friendly but sometimes fierce competition. What began as a concept 25 years ago has grown into an event that is anticipated well in advance by those who attend and compete. The games, intended to help improve the social situation for the Inuit of Nunavik, are in many ways still in their infancy. A spectator cannot help but see the great potential that the games hold for the future. The integrity of the games has been upheld and commercial undertones that would define a similar venue in the South do not exist, allowing the games to evolve in other ways that are good for its participants. According to the 2009 director, Charlie Munick, who took part in the earlier years and still competes today, progress is marked by better equipment, better refereeing, and better understanding of the rules by the players. There was no shortage of drama for the spectators who packed the local community centre or for those who listened on the radio to hear Nunivak’s most talented athletes compete. During the quest for gold the energy and excitement in the gym reached fever pitch. The fans couldn’t stand in the building without feeling the rush of adrenaline, which intensified with each passing round of the sport of the day. Word quickly circulated through the community that Kangiqsualujjuaq had won the semi final match in volleyball and the championship match would soon begin. By midway through the first game, the walls of the building were lined thick with spectators and the seating area on the balcony was standing room only. This of course was a hometown crowd there to cheer MAKIVIK mag a zine 91
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