November 3, 2025 - 23:41

Nearly 1,500 local elementary and middle school students filled the McKenzie Arena stands for the annual Education Day game on Monday, Nov. 3. Their enthusiastic presence created an electrifying atmosphere that matched the energy displayed by the Mocs on the court.
The event, designed to promote education and community engagement, saw students from various schools come together to support their local team. The excitement was palpable as the young fans cheered, waved banners, and participated in various activities throughout the game.
The Mocs took full advantage of the spirited crowd, showcasing a dominant performance that set the tone for the season ahead. With each basket and defensive play, the players fed off the energy from the stands, making for an unforgettable experience for both the athletes and the students.
This year's Education Day game not only highlighted the importance of community support but also reinforced the bond between local schools and the Mocs, promising a bright future for both.
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