During the girls varsity game Jan. 17, seniors Wyatt Timsah and Jacob Gillis jam out with the pep band. As a way of jazzing it up for Flashback Friday, Timsah wore an Afro wig.

Pushing past other players, freshman Peyton Roberts drives in to make a layup. The freshman team won 50-48.

Freshmen Eric Boucher, Marcus McClanahan, Aiden Broadbent and Camden Shinkle watch their teammates at the Winfield game. Anytime a teammate scored, they jumped up and clapped.

As part of the pep band, sophomore Jared Goldenstein rocks out on the drum kit. Goldenstein played the snare drum for the drumline.

Junior Maycee Anderson looks for an open teammate to pass to. She played as a guard for the Orioles.

Freshmen Gabe Ender, Dayne Locke, Taydyn Lovelady and Ellison Whitlow play their trombones for pep band. They had fun jamming out to the song “Gimmie Some Lovin” by The Spencer Davis Group.

The cheerleaders perform a stunt at the Jan. 17 basketball game. The team placed second at state earlier this year.

Sophomore Trinity Tisdale performs with the dance team durning their dance clinic. Girls from kindergarten to fifth grade performed with the Oriolettes.

At the Jan. 17 basketball game against Winfield, freshman Sam Price goes for a layup. The team fought for the win, managing a two-point lead at the final buzzer.

Sophomore Brock Hallmark and seniors Noah Coldwell, Sean Spencer and Isaiah Hernandez sit in the student section at the Winfield boys varsity basketball game. The O’s Zone theme was Flashback Friday.

Smiling at the crowd, junior Abby Laing performs with the dance team. She danced with the fourth and fifth graders to the song “Kids in America” by Kim Wilde.

To hype up the crowd for his solo, senior Gavin Payne sings the drum cadence and moves his hands like he’s air drumming. The group threw their drumsticks and sang the last half of their performance.

After tossing their drumsticks, sophomores Jared Goldenstein and Jeff Hutchison jam out during the drumline’s halftime performance. The group wanted to try something different that they could have fun with. “It was originally a joke.” Hutchison said. “We thought it would be pretty funny to actually pull it off, and I thought it turned out great.”

The drumline performs at the Jan. 17 basketball game. They only perform at the varsity boys halftime.

Junior Brandon Sanders throws his drumsticks halfway through the performance while senior Gavin Payne watches. The group spent the rest of their performance singing instead of playing.