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Photo gallery: Jackets bring spirit to football game Friday night

Ari Collins
eSomethin staff

Members of the PHS cheer team sprint across the field carrying Perrysburg flags to open the game.
PHS students flood the stadium wearing “preppy” themed outfits.
The marching band, led by drum major Jacob Stierman and Mazie Zepeda, enter the field.
Members of the cheer team celebrate new points on the scoreboard on the sidelines.
Members of the marching band spin with their instruments to create more spirit.
When “Sweet Caroline” is played over the speaker, the student section turns on their phone flashlights to sing along.
Scoring a touchdown.
Players get ready for their next play.
Members of the cheer team stand tall and do a call-and-response cheer with the student section.
Members of the spirit squad were putting in work too, doing one push up for each point on the scoreboard.
Assistant Principal Dave Dakolios joins the spirit squad’s push-up challenge.
Mazie Zepeda twirls batons during the halftime show.
Sophomore Trevor Madigan flips for the crowd.
St. Francis calls for time out.
Touchdown!
Jackets celebrate their touchdown.
Football coach Dirk Conner assists the team on the sidelines.
Cheer team flyers stand tall to encourage spirit in the stands.
PHS Jackets show off the Perrysburg flag in the student section.
PHS Jacket attempts to score an extra point after a touchdown. Perrysburg wins the game with a score of 46-8.

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Hey there! I’m Ari Collins (she/her/they), a PHS senior—I’m excited for my fourth and final year on staff. I am involved in Art Club, Photo Club and GSA. I am also a Young Artists at Work (YAAW) alumna, peer educator, and I enjoy reading, painting and, of course, writing. #SeniorRah!
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