Oyster Bay High School’s homecoming on Saturday, September 21, was a celebration of community, pride, and spirit, with perfect weather setting the stage for a day of festivities. The event kicked off with a lively parade down Main Street, led by the incredible Oyster Bay High School marching band. District officials, faculty, and staff followed in step, alongside class officers and members of the homecoming court. The parade was rounded out by colorful class floats and members of the broader school community, including enthusiastic elementary school students.

Memorial Field at Theodore Roosevelt School, the final stop of the parade, quickly became the heart of the day’s events. Booths were set up to sell Oyster Bay swag, supporting various school PTAs and the cheer squad. Nearby, the smell of grilling filled the air as boosters sold snacks from the shack, helping fuel the excitement.

The Oyster Bay Baymen faced off against Malverne High School in a hard-fought game. Although the team played valiantly, they ultimately fell to Malverne with a final score of 49-20. Despite the loss, the crowd remained energetic and supportive, filling the stands with friends, family, and staff proudly cheering for their team.

During halftime, the Oyster Bay cheerleaders wowed the crowd with a spirited performance, and the senior class kept the energy high by reprising their winning lip sync routine from the pep rally the day before.

The entire day was a beautiful celebration of OBEN Pride and school spirit, with the community coming together to share in the joy and excitement of the homecoming tradition.

Date Added: 9/24/2024