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Bison Athletics Winter Season Pass ~
The Progress was kind enough to print the article below in a recent edition ~
As it points out, Season Passes are now available at CHS for Winter Sports.
With the pass there will be admittance to around forty events through the
Winter Season; Girls'& Boys' Basketball, Wrestling, Swimming and Diving.
Of all of those events, if you only attend ten , you have paid for your pass.
Attend any more and they are essentially free. It's a good deal.
But, I'd like to add something else about Bison Athletics Admissions.
Even if you don't opt to purchase the Season Pass, Bison Athletics are
a bargain. From Bison Football in the crispy fall to other sports in the
dead of Winter, Clearfield single event admissions are three dollars.
THREE.
As long ago as 2006 I attended away football games where they
charged five dollars. Many schools are now charging the same, $5.00,
for girls' basketball, while others are at $4.00. I'm not going to single-out
and name individual schools; what they charge is their business.
But for your High School Sports Buck you don't get more bang than
at Clearfield. If you happen to run into a C.A.S.D. board member or
administrator you might want to mention this and thank them.
As it points out, Season Passes are now available at CHS for Winter Sports.
With the pass there will be admittance to around forty events through the
Winter Season; Girls'& Boys' Basketball, Wrestling, Swimming and Diving.
Of all of those events, if you only attend ten , you have paid for your pass.
Attend any more and they are essentially free. It's a good deal.
But, I'd like to add something else about Bison Athletics Admissions.
Even if you don't opt to purchase the Season Pass, Bison Athletics are
a bargain. From Bison Football in the crispy fall to other sports in the
dead of Winter, Clearfield single event admissions are three dollars.
THREE.
As long ago as 2006 I attended away football games where they
charged five dollars. Many schools are now charging the same, $5.00,
for girls' basketball, while others are at $4.00. I'm not going to single-out
and name individual schools; what they charge is their business.
But for your High School Sports Buck you don't get more bang than
at Clearfield. If you happen to run into a C.A.S.D. board member or
administrator you might want to mention this and thank them.
