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Syracuse High Scheduled AmeriCUSE Homecoming Game Against Alta

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Syracuse High Scheduled AmeriCUSE Homecoming Game Against Alta
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Syracuse High School scheduled an AmeriCUSE Homecoming football game against Alta. The event included a Blackhawk fly-over, fireworks, and special tributes.

Key takeaways

  • The AmeriCUSE Homecoming game featured Syracuse vs Alta.
  • Special tributes were held for America's 250th birthday and the 25th anniversary of 9/11.
  • Event activities included a Blackhawk fly-over, fireworks, and a halftime parachuter.
  • Tickets were sold only through dsdgives with no cash sales at the event.

Syracuse High School scheduled an AmeriCUSE Homecoming football game against Alta. The event was set to include special tributes honoring America's 250th birthday and the 25th anniversary of 9/11.

According to a notice from Syracuse High Athletics, the game featured several scheduled attractions, including a Blackhawk fly-over and a parachuter during halftime. The event also included a special announcement by actor Kevin James, homecoming royalty, and performances by Dance Line, Cheer, and Dance Company.

Additional festivities included fireworks and a special tribute for an active duty member of Syracuse High. Gates were scheduled to open at 6 p.m. for the 7 p.m. game.

Tickets for the game were available exclusively through dsdgives. Pricing was set at $12 for adults and $8 for students, with no cash sales available.

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