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VYPE DFW Private School Marching Band of the Year Fan Poll presented by Academy Sports + Outdoors
They're with football teams all season long providing excellent atmosphere and entertainment on Thursday, Friday, and sometimes even Saturday nights all while simultaneously competing in their own season: let's hear it for the high school marching bands of Dallas-Fort Worth! Marching bands are the heartbeats for a lot of events- tirelessly performing through the fall. Fans now have the chance to vote for who they believe deserves to be crowned VYPE DFW's Private School Marching Band of the Year in this week's fan poll presented by Academy Sports + Outdoors!
Fans have the opportunity to vote in the VYPE DFW Private School Marching Band of the Year Fan Poll presented by Academy Sports + Outdoors until Monday, January 10 at 7 p.m
Please note that the use of voting software or bots will result in a deletion of votes and a potential DQ from the contest. PLEASE try to keep this fair and fun for all involved!
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Freshman Rashod Richardson (No. 15) and junior offensive lineman Nathan Cortinas (No. 63)
VYPEU: Photo Gallery Creek win vs Spring Woods
On October 14th, the Cypress Creek Cougars took on the Spring Woods Tigers at Darrell Tully Stadium. The Cougars held a lead, finishing the game with a score of 60-20. For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, both teams showed their support with pink ribbons, poms, and shirts. After selling pink shoe laces, Spring Woods donated $1,000 in honor of Amy Ellingson, a faculty member and breast cancer survivor, to the Rose Center for Breast Health Excellence.
