HHS soccer team sponsors ‘Future Tiger Night’
PrintThe Hahnville High School Soccer team is sponsoring "Future Tiger Night" when the Tiger's host Destrehan in some key District matches on Friday January 25, 2008 at HHS.
There will be three games this evening. The HHS girls begin at 5 p.m., with the Varsity Boy's starting at approximately 6:30 and the Boy's Junior Varsity will follow. Any Youth player who wears there soccer uniform jersey will be admitted into the game at "No Charge." Any one accompanying the "Future Tiger" will be charged admission.
The HHS soccer booster club will also salute the senior players at there final regular season home game.
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