JV Football Faces Waukee September 4,2015

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Kayla Sunderland
Staff Reporter 
JV football faces off against
  Waukee on September 4,2015
Staff Reporter The JV football team plays Waukee at Waukee High School Stadium at 4:45pm on Friday, September 4th. This will be the second game of the season for the team.
Freshman Jessica Gruber will be cheering at the game with rest of the JV football cheer squad, and gives her opinion on how well the football team will do and her favorite thing about cheer leading.
“I’d say my favorite thing is the reaction of the crowd when you finish a cheer.” said Gruber.
Many students attend the games and help cheer on the team along with the cheerleaders. The cheerleaders often get the crowd pumped up and loud.
The JV team had recently won their last game against Johnston on Thursday, August 27th, but that win had left many wondering how the rest of their season will lay out.
“Yeah, I think we will have a good season because they started out well last week and we got some good players.” said Gruber.
The JV team will play every week on Thursday or Friday depending on whether it is a home or away game. Their last game will be on Thursday, October 22nd at home against Ankeny High School.


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