Switchin’ It Up

The boys and girls switch roles for an evening where girls are football players and boys are the cheerleaders
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Miaya Smith, Content Creator
October 9, 2023
After their win, the Senior Team poses for a photo in front of the scoreboard.
After their win, the Senior Team poses for a photo in front of the scoreboard.
Veda Fagner

Students of Logansport High School carry on a homecoming tradition by bringing the powderpuff game back. Although they did not play for a prize, they all played their hardest. Not enough juniors and seniors signed up, so they allowed freshmen and sophomores to join them. The senior team ended up winning 35-14.

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Discussing their game plan, the Senior Team huddles before the game.
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