Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference (FCIAC) has implemented a “No Names, No Numbers” policy as of Sept. 7. in attempts to take a step towards reducing the increased amount of negative chants. This new policy entails that no fans at any FCIAC event will be allowed to call out an opponent’s name or jersey number .
Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference (FCIAC) has implemented a “No Names, No Numbers” policy as of Sept. 7. in attempts to take a step towards reducing the increased amount of negative chants. This new policy entails that no fans at any FCIAC event will be allowed to call out an opponent’s name or jersey number .
Ever since the first day of freshman year, I have always dreaded the typical ice breaker question, “What sport do you play?” I swallow my pride and utter the words, “I cheerlead.” Those two words are often followed by a giggle and, “Cheer isn’t a sport.” Who saw that coming? I sure did. Maybe that’s.
While chanting may be an inevitable occurrence during sports events, the Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference (FCIAC) has implemented a “No Names, No Numbers” policy as of Sep. 7. in attempts to take a step towards reducing the increased amount of negative chants. This new policy entails that no fans at any FCIAC event will.
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