Monument, Colorado – On Saturday afternoon, the Pueblo Central and Pueblo Centennial high school cheer teams gathered at the local high school gym for a spirited “Bring It On” pep rally. The event, part of the KRKR13 Pep Rally Report series, was sponsored by Texas de Brazil, whose support helped bring extra excitement to the gathering.
Cheer squads lead the charge
Both squads performed a series of high‑energy routines designed to rally students, parents, and faculty ahead of the upcoming football matchup. The Pueblo Central team opened with a synchronized chant and a series of tumbling passes that drew cheers from the crowd. Pueblo Centennial followed with a dynamic pyramid formation, showcasing the athletes’ strength and teamwork.
Community involvement
Local families filled the bleachers, waving school colors and holding signs that read “Go Central!” and “Centennial Pride!” The presence of community members underscored the importance of school spirit in fostering a sense of belonging among youth. Parents noted how events like this help reinforce traditional family values by bringing families together in a positive, faith‑affirming environment.
Sponsor support
Texas de Brazil, a well‑known Brazilian‑style steakhouse, provided sponsorship for the rally. Representatives from the restaurant highlighted their commitment to supporting local schools and youth activities, emphasizing that strong families and vibrant communities are the foundation of a thriving nation.
Looking ahead
The pep rally serves as a pre‑game boost for the upcoming football contest between the two schools, scheduled for next week at Pueblo Central’s stadium. Both coaches expressed confidence that the heightened enthusiasm will translate into strong on‑field performance.
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Original reporting: KRDO (Colorado Springs metro) — read the source article.
