Football

Riley County Football: More Than a Game

Band, cheerleaders, and students unite surrounding communities in a weekly celebration

Every Friday evening, the small town of Riley County transforms its football field into a gathering place that draws residents from several neighboring communities.

A Celebration Beyond the Scoreboard

The marching band, cheerleading squad, and an enthusiastic student section combine to create an atmosphere that feels larger than the game itself, turning each match into a community festival.

Coach Erik Willimon emphasizes that the team’s purpose extends beyond winning, aiming to strengthen the bonds among families, classmates, and fans who travel to support the Falcons.

Senior Kadrick Woodard, a longtime supporter, points to the band’s energetic performances and the cheerleaders’ precision as key elements that elevate the experience for everyone in attendance.

The rallying spirit is evident when the community turns out in force for the Falcons, cheering not only for victory but for the shared tradition that unites the region.

Looking ahead, the Falcons are set to host Nemaha Central in Week 1, a matchup that promises another night of collective excitement and local pride.

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