August 13, 2019 at 03:08AM
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The Razorback Spirit Squads have created a new, engaging way to reach young Hog Fans interested in cheerleading and dance called the Razorback Kid Spirit program.
Razorback Kid Spirit is a yearlong program to connect kids to Arkansas Athletics through interactive experiences with the Razorback Cheerleaders, the Pom Squad, and Mascots. The program is open to kids ages Pre-K through 8th grade. Members receive official gear, complimentary tickets to select games, an invitation to attend a private practice and other one-of-a-kind monthly experiences. Members also receive complimentary admission to Junior Spirit Day at women's basketball and Junior RBI Girl Day at baseball.
"Visiting with young Hog fans seems to always be the highlight of any event that the Spirit Squads attend, but how could it not be?" junior cheerleader McKenzie Selph said. "They are the foundation and the future of the University of Arkansas. The time spent with young Hog fans is one of the reasons I wanted to become a Razorback cheerleader."
Razorback Kid Spirit will be another way for squad members to engage with young fans. For more information and to register, click here.
"It is very rewarding to see the love young Hog Fans have for our Spirit Squad members," director of spirit programs Brooke Bailey said. "With Razorback Kid Spirit, we hope to not only make a greater impact for young fans attending games, but those that live across the country as well. Our squads promote the rich tradition and spirit for Arkansas Athletics. We are excited to watch this grow in future generations."
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The Razorback Spirit Squads have created a new, engaging way to reach young Hog Fans interested in cheerleading and dance called the Razorback Kid Spirit program.
Razorback Kid Spirit is a yearlong program to connect kids to Arkansas Athletics through interactive experiences with the Razorback Cheerleaders, the Pom Squad, and Mascots. The program is open to kids ages Pre-K through 8th grade. Members receive official gear, complimentary tickets to select games, an invitation to attend a private practice and other one-of-a-kind monthly experiences. Members also receive complimentary admission to Junior Spirit Day at women's basketball and Junior RBI Girl Day at baseball.
"Visiting with young Hog fans seems to always be the highlight of any event that the Spirit Squads attend, but how could it not be?" junior cheerleader McKenzie Selph said. "They are the foundation and the future of the University of Arkansas. The time spent with young Hog fans is one of the reasons I wanted to become a Razorback cheerleader."
Razorback Kid Spirit will be another way for squad members to engage with young fans. For more information and to register, click here.
"It is very rewarding to see the love young Hog Fans have for our Spirit Squad members," director of spirit programs Brooke Bailey said. "With Razorback Kid Spirit, we hope to not only make a greater impact for young fans attending games, but those that live across the country as well. Our squads promote the rich tradition and spirit for Arkansas Athletics. We are excited to watch this grow in future generations."