Brighton yearbook

RAISE YOUR HELMET. Sitting on the fence in front of the traveling student section, Troy Coronel ‘19 raises his helmet and leads the football team through the “Fight Song” after a win against Fort Collins High School. After being down two touchdowns at the half, Jes Ramirez ‘18 scored three touchdowns to bring the final score to 28-21. “Trailing Fort Collins for more than half of the game was tough, but our team never gave up and played until the very last whistle,” Coronel said. “This win meant something in the moment, so I took it upon myself to jump on the fence and turn to the team instead of the crowd. We were the underdogs and we prevailed.” photo by w. satler

STRIKE A POSE. At the end of the runway, Dylon Stricklett ‘18 dips Felicity Moots ‘19 in their formal wear as community members take photos of each model at the Hollywood Glam Poms Fashion Show. The Poms team and junior and senior boys modeled clothes from JC Penney’s, Target, Lu Luroe, and Maurice’s to raise money for the Poms’ competition season. “We got to walk into all of these stores and pick outfits that represented who we are. We modeled clothing that community members could purchase from vendors at the fashion show,” Moots said. “We are pretty lucky to have so much support from different businesses in our community so we can compete in competitions.” photo by a. predmore

HERE’S THE PITCH. Halie Litwin ‘19 throws a fastball to catcher Mackenzi Kroll ‘18 at home plate during the third inning of the rivalry baseball game against Prairie View High School. The game ended in the sixth inning due to the mercy rule as the Bulldogs were ahead by ten runs.

“We played Prairie View earlier in the season and we beat them by the mercy rule then as well,” Litwin said.

“I’m really proud that I was able to pitch in both games and not let one batter score a run.” photo by w. satler