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Pink Out shirts on sale for upcoming game

Dimash Baimakhan, WTV Staff Reporter
September 25, 2025
Jeremiah Kwon
To kick off Breast Cancer Awareness Month, STUCO is selling Pink Out shirts for $20 ahead of Friday’s football game to boost school spirit.

With the Pink Out football game approaching, students have the opportunity to support school spirit. 

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which begins on Oct. 1, Student Council (STUCO) is selling official Pink Out shirts. Students, especially those who are planning on attending the Pink Out football game, are strongly encouraged to buy the shirts to show school spirit.

STUCO member Luke Head explains how spirit wear can elevate the game atmosphere.

“I think it just really increases the school spirit and makes the games a lot more fun,” Head said. “It’s just kinda fun to see all the people dressed up. It’s fun at the games when everyone—like the whole crowd—it’s all pink or it’s all just dressed up. Just makes it a lot more fun for the environment.”

Students can purchase the Pink Out shirts by Friday for $20 through this link.

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About the Contributors
Dimash Baimakhan
Dimash Baimakhan, WTV Reporter
Dimash is a junior and it’s his third year with Wingspan. He is a part of the school swim team as well as a member of a robotics club outside of campus. Dimash loves listening to music, coding, and spending time with his friends and family. He is excited to have another amazing year at Wingspan!
Jeremiah Kwon
Jeremiah Kwon, Photographer
Jeremiah Kwon is a senior and a photographer for Wingspan. This is his first year on Wingspan and got involved through is passion and zeal for photography.