Senior Lauren Walgrove competes in Hungry, Hungry Hippos at last year’s Games Night. Games Night will be held in the fieldhouse.
Each Homecoming team, representing a club or sport, will play a series of games on Oct. 1 to earn points towards their overall score.
“We don’t want games night to be popularity based but instead about raising money,” Homecoming adviser Paige Matteson said.
As the new adviser, Matteson plans to get as many students involved as possible and make it an enjoyable experience for all. The candidates will play a series of minute to win it games that could be one player or multiplayer. The public can watch Games Night be performed in the fieldhouse starting at 7 p.m. for two dollars.
