Video: Student Section hyped for football
The Student Section was hyped for the football team’s first game of the year on Friday, Aug. 31. The Hawks fed off the crowd’s energy and out-hustled the Wolverines, 41-20.
This year’s themes for the Student Section are as follows:
- September 7 @ West Allegheny–> Neon Night
- September 14 vs. Shaler–> Jersey Night
- September 21 vs. Central Catholic–> Joey Fabus Night
- September 28 @ Moon–> White Out
- October 5 @ Char Valley–> Black Out
- October 12 vs. Baldwin–> Pink Out
- October 19 @ Peters–> Pittsburgh Night
- October 26 vs. USC–> Camo Night
Follow the Student Section on Twitter @THEBPSTUDENTSEC
Disclaimer: Please be reminded that if you attend any after school hours or evening activity, including sporting events, that you are still subject to the school district’s disciplinary code, which includes not using profane or offensive language, bullying, harassing others, fighting or possessing any prohibited objects or substances, as outlined in the Student Handbook. Also, throwing baby powder at the games (student section) is prohibited. These rules apply not only to school hours, but to any events that are held on school district property, whether it is Bethel Park school property or another school’s property. We want Bethel Park to be perceived as a welcoming place for visitors, whether they be athletes, band members or fans, and at the same time when you visit other schools for events, we want to be welcomed as good sports and outstanding citizens. If you are doing anything that violates our policies, you will be subject to discipline. Please show your school spirit in a positive way. If you see someone who is not behaving to the high standards we set for our students, please share that information with a responsible adult. Thank you for showing the public what a great student body we have in Bethel Park.
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