Pueblo County, Colorado – The KRKR13 Pep Rally Report, sponsored by Texas de Brazil, turned into a spirited mascot showdown on Friday night. As the Pueblo County High School football team prepared to defend its unbeaten record against Cañon City, the school’s beloved mascot, the Stinger, stepped into the spotlight for a head‑to‑head challenge with local personality Rob Namnoum.
Event highlights
The rally, held in the high school gymnasium, featured music, cheerleaders, and a special segment where the Stinger and Namnoum faced off in a series of light‑hearted contests. The audience, composed of students, parents, and community members, cheered loudly as the two competitors vied for the title of “pep rally champion.”
Rob Namnoum, a well‑known figure in the Pueblo County area, brought energy and humor to the event, engaging the crowd with playful banter and a few surprise tricks. The Stinger, dressed in the school’s black and gold colors, responded with classic mascot antics, rallying the crowd and keeping school spirit high.
Community involvement
The event underscored the importance of community support for local schools. Sponsors like Texas de Brazil helped fund the rally, providing refreshments and helping to create a festive atmosphere. Attendees were encouraged to download the KRKR13 app for up‑to‑date news, sports scores, and investigative reporting, reinforcing the station’s commitment to keeping Pueblo County residents informed.
“Events like this bring our community together and boost morale for our student‑athletes,” said a Pueblo County High School administrator who preferred not to be named. “When the Stinger and local personalities like Rob join forces, it shows the pride we have in our school and our town.”
Looking ahead
Following the pep rally, the football team will take the field later that evening to face Cañon City. The Stinger’s appearance is expected to energize the players, who are aiming to maintain their undefeated streak for the season. Fans can catch the game live on local television or via the KRKR13 streaming platform.
For those who missed the rally, a short video clip of the mascot challenge is available on the KRKR13 website. The station encourages viewers to share the clip on social media to spread the excitement and support for Pueblo County High School.
Stay tuned to KRKR13 for further coverage of the game, post‑match analysis, and upcoming community events.
Original reporting: KRDO (Colorado Springs metro) — read the source article.
