Most Spirited Lil Mav Contest
Reagan Yanike
7 years old
“I love the Mavericks because my mommy, my grandma, my favorite babysitter are all Maverick girls. My Grandma Betsy went to UNO. My mommy Naomi is going to UNO right now. My favorite two babysitters Hannah and Renata go to UNO. All my favorite girls go to UNO. Maybe someday I will go to UNO too and get a purple Jeep like Renata’s yellow Jeep.”
Brixton Bila Lambert
5 years old
"Hockey is his favorite sport and he has been playing since he was four. He comes to the Mav Hockey games as much as possible and wears all his hockey gear. He stands in line to greet the players and has the biggest smile on his face for everyone he meets. He hopes to grow up someday and play for UNO hockey."
"Hockey is his favorite sport and he has been playing since he was four. He comes to the Mav Hockey games as much as possible and wears all his hockey gear. He stands in line to greet the players and has the biggest smile on his face for everyone he meets. He hopes to grow up someday and play for UNO hockey."
Participation
- Be a child of a UNO alumnus (parent OR grandparent)
- Be in grades K-6 at the time of Homecoming 2018
- Be available to attend the Homecoming Parade at 4 P.M. and the Hockey game at 6:36 P.M..
- Two will be selected as the “Most Spirited Lil Mavs.” Winners will be chosen by the 2018 Homecoming Steering Committee and Office of Spirit and Tradition.
Prizes for the winner include:
- Tickets for the winners and their immediate family for the Friday, October 19th hockey game.
- A personal ride in the Homecoming Parade
- Photo shoot with the Maverick Maniacs
- UNO gear to keep the Maverick spirit alive even after Homecoming
Contact Spirit & Tradition
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113 Milo Bail Student Center (MBSC)
402.554.2711
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