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Co-conducting senior drum major for the Sewanhaka marching band Matthew Cruz, 17, amped up the crowd for the Sewanhaka High School homecoming game last Saturday afternoon.
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Abdullah Aflak, 17, Joan Gaspard ,17, Taha Imran, 17, Fritz Pajotte Jr., 17, Sem Sinady, 17, Matheson Patrick, 17, Antonio Sicignano, 17, and Lovell Cannon IV, 17, of the Sewanhaka High School varsity football team were geared up and ready for their homecoming game against Herricks High School on Oct. 21.
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Sewanhaka High School cheerleaders Serenity Warlorond 17, Ellie Ingoglia 16, Maya Cherubin, 16, Samantha, 16, Gianna Vadacchiano, 17, and Celeste Brucculeri, 17, were all ready to perform for their school’s homecoming last weekend.
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The Sewanhaka High School Rockettes performed for homecoming in the gymnasium for a crowd on Oct. 21.
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Sewanhaka High School homecoming king Syed Hussain, 17, and homecoming queen Brooke Scicutella dressed up to celebrate with the community on Oct. 21.
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While homecoming festivities were moved inside for this year’s pre-game traditions, the Sewanhaka High School community was not deterred from showing their school spirit.
Sewanhaka marching band, cheerleaders, Rockettes, twirlers, football players and other community members gathered in the school’s gymnasium to get excited for the homecoming game.
The varsity football team took on Herricks High School for their homecoming game at 2 p.m. last Saturday. They lost against the Highlanders, with a final score of 35-14.
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