The Enquirer announced their Spirit Award winners for September 4, highlighting some incredible high school football vibes. Seriously, the passion on display from fans and teams alike was next-level.
Friday Night Brought the Noise
Friday, September 4, was packed with electric atmospheres. Over in West Price Hill, the Elder Panthers took the field against East Central High School. Elder fans were absolutely locked in, watching every play. Their band performed, the student section cheered hard, and the spirit squad got everyone hyped before kickoff. That’s how you do game day.
Then at Covington Catholic, ahead of their game with Simon Kenton, the commitment was undeniable. Football managers filled water bottles, getting the Colonels ready. The American flag flew at half-staff before the KHSAA game, a powerful scene. And Simon Kenton cheerleader Natalie Saner was out there performing, bringing that pre-game energy.
Thursday Started the Party
The spirit didn’t just start on Friday, though. On Thursday, September 3, Hughes and Roger Bacon high schools faced off at Stargel Stadium. Hughes cheerleaders performed, rocking the crowd. Roger Bacon fans cheered on their Spartans, and their cheerleaders were right there with them, bringing the heat during that OHSAA football game.
This kind of raw, unfiltered passion from these communities, their fans, bands, and cheerleaders? That’s what high school football is truly about. You just know that energy will be back for more action next week.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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