“I believe that we will win, I believe that we will win!” Cheers and chants echoed through Echo Park during the homecoming football game Sept. 24. The Jaguars faced off against the Arapahoe Warriors.
At Echo Park, Croix Burney ‘22 and the rest of the Varsity football team bursts through the new Jaguar arch onto the field during the Homecoming Game Sept. 25. (photo by Kira Zizzo)
Caden Tisdale ‘22 performs a manpoms dance routine during halftime of the Homecoming Game Sept. 24 at Echo Park. (photo by Kira Zizzo)
Grant Robinson ’23 and Matt Belveal ’22 walk off the field after a dropped ball at the Homecoming Game Sept. 24. (photo by Kira ZIzzo)
Ben England ‘22 cheers on the football team as they begin their first play against the Arapahoe Warriors at Echo Park Sept. 24. (photo by Kira Zizzo)
At Echo Park, Erick Lenzi ’23 reacts to a foul play before halftime at the Homecoming Game Sept. 24. (photo by Kira Zizzo)
Athletic Director Tom Brieske plays and cheers with his daughters on the sidelines of the football field during the Homecoming Game at Echo Park. (photo by Kira Zizzo)
At Echo Park, Grant Robinson ’23 shouts after the team scores a touchdown Sept. 24 at the Homecoming Game. (photo by Kira Zizzo)
On Sept. 24, Kyle Mackzum ‘22 and Jack Duong ‘22 celebrate during the finale of their halftime manpoms homecoming performance. (photo by Kira Zizzo)
Coach Rob Rathbun delivers a pep talk Sept. 25. before Canyon’s next play at the Homecoming Game. (photo by Kira Zizzo)
Keegan Hamilton ’22 throws his hands up in protest fumble during the Homecoming Game Sept. 24 at Echo Park. (photo by Kira Zizzo)
At Echo Park, Croix Burney ‘22 and the rest of the Varsity football team bursts through the new Jaguar arch onto the field during the Homecoming Game Sept. 25.
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