Campolindo’s student leadership launched “Cougs Supporting Cougs” games to bring bigger, louder crowds to a wider range of school sports. The effort has boosted attendance at football, water polo and girls’ flag football games, giving athletes visible support at home and on the road.

By the Numbers
  • Campolindo defeated Miramonte football 27-7 on the road.
  • The boys’ and girls’ water polo teams beat Acalanes 19-7 on senior night.
  • Girls’ flag football shut out Granada 32-0 at its first game with a student section.
Yes, But

The program has helped draw students beyond the sports that traditionally get the biggest crowds, but expanding attendance takes planning: leadership promoted games for weeks and made their significance clear to students.

Bottom Line

Organized student support is turning school spirit into a broader boost for Campo athletics—and helping teams feel that the whole school is behind them.