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Redhawks get ready to kick off football season on Friday

Amrita Renganathan, Staff Reporter
August 26, 2025
FOOTBALL THEMES by Lea Garcia-Salazar
Lea Garcia-Salazar

The football season kicks off on Friday with many students and staff ready for the different themes for each game.

“I am looking forward to the first game, tropical themed,” sophomore Rio Kawai said. “I think it’s a good and colorful summer theme.”

Other students, like senior Ava Clerkin, head manager for the Red Rhythm dance team, are excited to show school spirit. 

“I am excited for the themes this year because they are things everyone can participate in with things they probably already have,” Clerkin said. “I am most looking forward to the USA theme.”

Assistant football coach Canon Kromis believes the themes are an important part of the season. 

“I’m really excited the school is getting behind not just football but all athletics,” Kromis said. “It’s the same for [the athletes], they feel the support, they love it, and they’re going to play for the students.”

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Amrita Renganathan
Amrita Renganathan, Managing Editor
Amrita Renganathan is a sophomore in her first year in Wingspan. Out of school, she is involved in Scouting America and is working toward her Eagle Scout rank as well as the National Charity League. In her free time, she loves to read, volunteer, and spend time with her friends and family.
Lea Garcia-Salazar
Lea Garcia-Salazar, Editor-in-Chief
Lea is a senior in her third year of Wingspan and will be an Editor-in-Chief this year. She is the Executive VP of Liberty DECA, and holds officer roles in nonprofit organizations like Aid4Need and Read Ahead. When she is not writing, you can probably find her reading, spending time with friends, or watching her favorite TV shows. Lea is so excited for this year and is ready to help Wingspan grow even more!
Rin Ryu
Rin Ryu, Editor-in-Chief
Rin Ryu is a senior entering her third year of Wingspan. Her favorite things include journaling, listening to music, and tigers. In the future, she hopes to pursue a career path in political science. Rin is excited to be one of the Editor-in-Chiefs and looks forward to what is to come this year! Contact Rin: [email protected]