Before the powder puff game Oct. 8, senior Dalaney Ratcliff puts on her flags as she gets ready for the game. The P.E. department provided the flags.

Coach senior Cade Camac talks to his team, giving them encouragement as the game starts at 6 p.m. They discussed the first plays and how to beat the underclassman team.

The senior boys cheerleaders guide the audience to the middle of the Hillier Stadium for their halftime performance. They struggled and looked at each other for guidance.

The underclassmen accept their defeat as the seniors celebrate their victory with high fives. Being the seniors’ last year, they chose to wear purple to represent their team.

Cheerleader senior Finn Tallent runs the field with a wig. Tallent tried to help the seniors by disturbing the game with a little laughter.

Sophomore Patty Rush raises her flag as an ending to the color guard choreography. Color guard based their outfits on the theme of the marching band show.

Senior Emily Brinkley prepares to stab senior Adelie McQueen as part of the ending for the color guard choreography. The color guard members had not used sabers in their choreography for four years until last Friday.

During the first home game against Windfield, senior Hoyt Gull and the Orioles wait on the sidelines while a Winfield player was medically attended to on the field. The Orioles won 40-0.

The Augusta O’s Zone fills the stands during the first quarter. The theme for the student section was country vs country club.

Sophomore Drew Bourm reads the plays on his wristband. Bourm played left tackle for the Orioles.

The marching band sets up for their halftime show. The band started learning the show during its summer band camp.

Senior Dorian Ballway, senior Mason Daniel, sophomore Sofi Stalnaker and sophomore Evan Goff take a break from playing in the band to watch the game. The band performed its show “Gladiator”.