On Saturday, Sept. 27, South Side High School’s students, families and community members came together to celebrate Cyclone pride during the school’s annual homecoming parade.
Students marched down Long Beach Road, waving banners and riding floats that showcased their school spirit. The football players, cheerleading and dance teams, pep band and other student groups participated in the parade. Parents, alumni, and residents from across the village turned out to celebrate the long-standing homecoming tradition and cheer on the school’s student-athletes.
The festive route continued toward Shepherd Street, culminating at the high school for a carnival with crafts and activities that attracted kids of all ages and their families. The festivities drew an enthusiastic crowd of locals, all eager to rally behind their team.
After the parade, fans filled the stands at the high school as the Cyclones faced off against the Carey Seahawks of Franklin Square. It was a hard-fought match, with Carey securing a 35-14 win.
Looking ahead, the Cyclones are gearing up for their next challenge against the Bethpage Golden Eagles on Saturday, Oct. 4.
