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Schauf show off their

Cougar pride in front

of the gymnasium be­

fore the Southeastern

volleyball game.
Fear the Cheer

Loyalty, encouragement and enthusi­

asm are all hallmarks of what it means

to be a good fan of a sport’s team.

Being supportive, whether the team is winning or losing,

staying positive to keep the team’s spirit up, and

“School s p irit showing infectious excitement give the teams tre­

makes cheer­ mendous encouragement. Attending and cheering

in g fo r o u r at a game is a way that students can show their ap­

teams loads o f preciation for the teams’ hard work. Whether for

fu n fo r every­ men’s soccer or ladies’ volleyball, the students come

out and support their friends and classmates. For
one, the fans

instance, student services sold t-shirts before the

and athletes

men’s soccer and ladies’ volleyball game against

a lik e !”

Southeastern. Also before the game, students en­

Katie Thomas

joyed a cookout in front of the gym. These events

helped to unify the student body’s school spirit and encour­

aged many to attend the games that night. “The best part of

the games is being there to support the college team. These

players work hard all season to compete in these games,

and going to watch and support them is the least we can

do,” Amanda Yohannes said.

The students are not the only ones with school spirit.

Many faculty and staff come to the games as well. “It’s

always great to see some of our faculty and staff come out

and support our Cougar athletes as they compete,” Dr. Bob

Hodges said.