The high school football season is underway in the CSRA, with the community gathering at the Brickyard to support the Thomson Bulldogs in their matchup with the Evans Knights.
The return of Football Friday Night has brought excitement to Thomson, where the Bulldogs played their first home game of the season.
The stadium was filled with enthusiastic supporters eager to witness the action and enjoy the community spirit.
Jennie Gheesling, a parent of a Thomson cheerleader, expressed enthusiasm, “We’re really excited because having graduated from Thomson High, it’s a longstanding tradition for us.”
Megan Prescott, another cheerleader parent, mentioned, “Watching our girls cheer is definitely a highlight for us since they are both involved in cheerleading.”
Thomson High students are equally enthusiastic about the season’s start. Alayna Harris, a student, shared her excitement for the community and the surge in school spirit, noting, “The people. Just seeing them so excited and seeing the school spirit come back.”
Emily Ingram, another student, added, “It’s a very spirited school, it’s fun to be here with your friends.”
Martel Reese, involved in game day cooking, enjoys the vibrant environment, saying, “Watching the kids engage with the game and seeing fans turn out to enjoy the football atmosphere is great.”
The onset of the football season at Thomson High School has unified the community, showcasing the deep-rooted traditions and school pride that characterize the area.
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