Photos by Scott Halasz | Greene County News
Fairborn coach Larry Cox gives sophomore quarterback Wes Rohler the play during the Skyhawks 42-6 win over West Carrollton Friday. It was Fairborn’s first game, and obviously its first win, in the brand new stadium.
A Wee Hawk cheerleader does a carwheel during pregame festivities. Fairborn City Schools honored the armed forces and the Wee Hawks players, cheerleaders, and coaches prior to the game.
Fairborn senior running back Aiden Davis (11) looks to get outside during first-quarter action.
Fairborn sophomore running back Caden Blakely bolts down the sideline for a 48-yard touchdown run on the Skyhawks’ first possession.
The Wee Hawks cheerleaders lineup to help lead some cheers.
The Skyhawks take the field for their game against West Carrollton Friday. Hamming it up for the camera is No. 83 Tyler Torres, a sophomore tight end/defensive lineman.
The Fairborn marching band plays a quick song during a timeout.
Fairborn students were all about America during the game Friday. According to athletic director Kevin Alexander, the school sold more than 300 presale student tickets for the game, the most since he has been there.
Photos by Scott Halasz | Greene County News
Fairborn coach Larry Cox gives sophomore quarterback Wes Rohler the play during the Skyhawks 42-6 win over West Carrollton Friday. It was Fairborn’s first game, and obviously its first win, in the brand new stadium.
A Wee Hawk cheerleader does a carwheel during pregame festivities. Fairborn City Schools honored the armed forces and the Wee Hawks players, cheerleaders, and coaches prior to the game.
Fairborn senior running back Aiden Davis (11) looks to get outside during first-quarter action.
Fairborn sophomore running back Caden Blakely bolts down the sideline for a 48-yard touchdown run on the Skyhawks’ first possession.
The Wee Hawks cheerleaders lineup to help lead some cheers.
The Skyhawks take the field for their game against West Carrollton Friday. Hamming it up for the camera is No. 83 Tyler Torres, a sophomore tight end/defensive lineman.
The Fairborn marching band plays a quick song during a timeout.
Fairborn students were all about America during the game Friday. According to athletic director Kevin Alexander, the school sold more than 300 presale student tickets for the game, the most since he has been there.
