Seniors Win Girls Powderpuff Game

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Claire Strickland 
Managing/Design Editor 
Junior girls getting ready for the powderpuff
game against the seniors 
Monday, September 14 was the annual junior’s vs senior’s powderpuff game to kick off homecoming week. Junior Caitlin Braafhart participated in the event.
“I had a great first time playing powder puff,” Braafhart said. “It was a lot of fun!”
Every year, homecoming week begins with a girl’s football game, causing a large rivalry between the junior and the senior class. The game began at six pm, and teams had a practice and pictures before the game began.
“The best part of the game was seeing how all us juniors really bond together,” Braafhart said.
The game consisted of four 12 minute quarters, with the clock continuously running. There is no tackling or foul play, and players can only grab flags.
“One difficulty was that I didn’t really know what I was doing, and that made it a little bit harder,” Braafhart said.
Seniors ultimately won the game, but not without a little questioning from the juniors. The final score was Seniors 24, Juniors 16. Overall, players played fair, had a great time, and even got to experience their own Monday night lights.

“I am really looking forward to next year because it is super fun and you get to spend time with friends,” Braafhart said.

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