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TOPIC: Best fans? |
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| SOF
October 20, 2008
8:17:32 PM
Entry #: 2954954
| Considering its the last week of the regular season, i was wondering which school you guys thought have the best fans. I am obviously biased but i think the SOF at Rochester is second to none with all day tailgates and tailgates every week even at away games along with creative themes for every game. As a section leader i am very proud to say we have one of the most unique and spirited groups around. ASide from RHS i was impressed by the Farmington section and the Troy student section. Your thoughts?
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| scout919
October 20, 2008
9:06:57 PM
Entry #: 2955027
| definetly rochester for sure, lahser fans were pretty good until literally all of them left after the thrid quarter of the harrison game(only game i was at lahser), lake orion had a ton of fans at the adams and lake orion game, at points i could here them over adams fans
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| OAA Life
October 20, 2008
9:21:46 PM
Entry #: 2955047
| i agree, and i am a stoney creek fan. i think you guys do a great job at your tailgates and all
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| jake
October 21, 2008
11:47:41 PM
Entry #: 2956600
| Lake Orion fans always travel strong. Every LO road game that I have been to, you rarely have empty seats on the visiting teams side. At the Adams game last week, the visiting stands were near full at 6:15 P.M. Great tailgating at the home games as well.
Rochester definetly has great fans as well, except for some of the young kids. They can be quite abrasive.
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| OAAscouts
October 22, 2008
1:54:25 AM
Entry #: 2956659
| Home fans at Seaholm are always kind to opposition and attentive to the Maples. The same can be said for many stadiums around the OAA.
I would say that fans from Lake Orion probably travel the best.
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| t-bone
October 22, 2008
10:04:20 AM
Entry #: 2956841
| Always a treat to attend LO football events. Home or away, they are special and would never hesitate to bring the little ones to the games. I can think of only one incident in which I was disappointed in behavior of an Adult LO fan. It was quickly brought to their attention and appologies were made to the the opposing team. All players and fans deserve only the best of behavior, even at the most spirited of events. Note to ROHS... the palying of both team fight songs prior to the game and after LO's victory this past Fri was a class act.
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| MoE
October 22, 2008
10:26:28 AM
Entry #: 2956871
| An area of improvement for almost all of the visitors stands is to have loudspeakers (or ones that work) so the visiting team's fans can hear the commentator. Also, ever notice the 'dance team' seems to be doing their routine without music?!?!?!?!
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| OAAscouts
October 22, 2008
2:39:03 PM
Entry #: 2957270
| Good observation MoE haha
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| MoE
October 22, 2008
2:48:35 PM
Entry #: 2957282
| Maybe it's not a (financial) priority for the host schools to want the opposing team to know what's going on! Some schools have hardly any fans traveling across town to support their team, and other schools fill the bleachers. So, when you're a visitor at a high school football game, never buy a 50/50 raffle ticket because you won't be able to hear your ticket number being called!!!
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