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United we stand. Every

person made a difference

when it came to sup­

porting the various teams.

Seeing the stands full was

encouraging to the ath­

letes. "I like

to see the

school spirit

the student

body has

toward

the teams. It is nice knowing your

small support can motivate the

teams to play harder," said Jes­

sica Mateo.

SPIRITED

The Cougar's fans were known for their heart as they

cheered on their teams. Hard work and perseverance of

the athletes made watching the games exciting. Fans

were loyal whether the teams were winning or losing.

The clock was ticking, the ing by the field watching the

players were giving their all and games or holding handmade

the fans were cheering the Cou­ signs supporting the basket­

gars. The charged setting of the ball and volleyball teams.The

college sporting events made fan participation was phe­

for some fun,school spirit-filled nomenal.

times. Greg Wassinger said," Not only did the fans

enjoyed watching the games show up to the games, but

and seeing how the entire cam­ also they painted their faces,

pus comes together as one to dressed up and screamed

cheer on our teams. It helps until they were hoarse. All was

add to the family atmosphere." done to show the teams they

Whether men cheering were behind them 110%.The

on the women or the men, the school spirit demonstrated

excitement was contagious. at the games was an exciting Samantha Koons shows her The competition was intense

Students could be found relax­ thing to see. pride with her spirit-filled get at the women s volleyball

up. It was not uncommon to game versus Miami Dade, and

see students paint their faces the fans cheered on their fel­

and wear spirit T-shirts to the low students to a National

games. These things helped Championship in Volleyball.

encourage the sports teams,

knowing the Clearwater stu­

dents were behind them.