Put Some Pep in Your Step at the Downtown Pep Rally in Statesboro

The Downtown Statesboro Development Authority is wrapping up summer with the F1rst Friday Downtown Pep Rally, sponsored by Statesboro Natural Gas, on Aug 4th from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on the courthouse lawn. 

The pep rally will consist of marching band music while the teams show their school spirit to get the community excited for their upcoming seasons.

This year the schedule is as follows: Portal Middle and High School will kick off the Downtown Pep Rally at 5:30 p.m. Cheer South All Stars will perform tumbling in honor of their 25th season at 6:00 p.m. The Southeast Bulloch High School marching band, football and cheerleading teams with the special addition of the back to back state champion flag football team at 6:30 p.m. The Statesboro High School marching band, football and cheerleading teams will follow at 7:30 p.m.

“We’re excited to feature the flag football team from Southeast Bulloch High School and hope to have participation from other flag football teams in future events,” Allen Muldrew, Executive Director said.

Food and refreshments will be provided for the participating teams. Additionally, there will be food trucks and vendors for everyone in the community to enjoy.

Statesboro Natural Gas is the head sponsor of the Downtown Pep Rally. The Downtown Statesboro Development Authority would also like to thank their 2023 sponsors for helping make this event happen: American RoofingColony BankCORE CreditEast Georgia Center for Oral & Facial SurgeryJC Lewis FordGeorgia PowerMorris BankMcKeithens True Value Hardware, Party HarborParty ImpressionsShoemaker Equipment SupplySouthern Chiropractic & Wellness CenterStatesboro PropertiesStatesboro Oral SurgeryStatesboro Urgent CareTormenta FCHendley Properties and Vyve Broadband.

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