Homecoming Week, Friday Night Lights and community spirit

Regan Peterson, photo editor|October 6, 2017

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Regan Peterson
Play coming to a halt, Isabel Cooper (11) snatches senior Jessica Brushaber’s regaining junior possession during the Powderpuff Football game, Oct. 5. “It was really intense, and everyone was super hyped up,” Cooper said. “It was really fun to be with everyone. I didn’t think I was going to be able to play, and whenever I got in there I was so excited. When I actually made a play and got someone’s flag it was awesome. I wasn’t mad when we lost because it was one of the closest games Eureka has seen in awhile and it was super fun.” The seniors won, 14-12.