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Rams Royalty crowned at Friday’s Homecoming game

Oct 3, 2006

An enthusiastic crowd cheered on the Rams Friday night during their Homecoming game against Yuma Catholic. Though the Shamrocks got the better of the Rams, 40-6, the fans in the stands rooted and cheered for the home team.

The “Ram” led the fans in cheering for the home team during the Homecoming game against Yuma Catholic (below).

Ramsey Harkness of Ramsey’s American Grill catered wings and things at the game’s tailgate party just before the sun went down and the stadium lights came on. A deejay played some pump-up, preparation music for PTO and booster club members as they set up for concession sales.

Ramsey Harkness serves wings at the pre-game tailgate party on campus.

Maricopa Wells Middle School math teacher Shannon Hull breaks out candy for the concessions stand.The booster club helped sponsor the Maricopa football season program, which was available to anyone who came through the gates. Pictures of players, Rams and Panthers football schedules, group photos of cheerleading squads and a shot of the high school band made the program a great keepsake.

Rams football players (from left) Du Tran, Jaime Cross and David Holmes check out the program before the Homecoming game starts.

The game’s halftime show included performances by the Maricopa High School Band (above) and a high-energy musical routine by the high school Spirit Line (below).

The Homecoming Court included three candidates for Queen (Johnnie Cyr, Sarah Scofield and Shamira Square) and three for King (Tony Pham, Joe Zabawa and Dakota Washington). Homecoming Prince and Princess were Justin Zabawa and Paloma Guerrero. This year’s Duke and Duchess were Ahren Bonnell and Ronnie Cyr, and Homecoming Attendant was Klarisse Espiritu Santos.