Following the parade on Main, this year’s Pigskin festival came with a centennial theme.

Alums and staff helped set up the countless stands.

The DECA club’s stand.

Friend groups from various schools came together to enjoy the celebration.

Amador’s sports teams set up stands of their own.

The DECA club let guests throw water balloons at officers in exchange for money.

The science olympiad team holding up their posters.

The spirit wear stand was crowded throughout the three hour celebration.

The journalism stand sold student-made Swizzles to hydrate passersby.

Stands were crowded throughout the afternoon as guests sought goodies and grub.

Students showed up with Amador apparel to bring school spirit to the festivities.

Lucy Apard (’26) applying face paint on another student.

The golf team laid out a putting carpet for people to show off their skills.

The entire quad bustled with people and stands.

The Pigskin festival seen through the window of the volleyball team’s parade float.

Students happily wearing their new school clothing.

DECA officer Leo Shao (’24) cleaning up after being water ballooned at the DECA stand.

This year’s Pigskin celebration attracted more guests than ever before.

A judge talks to club members about the spirit competition between the participating stands.

Students from all over the Tri-Valley came to enjoy all that Pigskin had to offer.

The spirit wear stand.

The Pigskin fair was held in the quad outside of the library instead of the usual blacktop near the football field.

The science olympiad team at their stand.

The geography club raised money to support Moroccan earthquake relief efforts.

City organizations such as the Pleasanton police department had stands of their own.

AV Botz members cleaning up at the end of the fair.

The Dons took on the Monte Vista Mustangs after the Pigskin festival.

Fans proudly cheered for the Dons from the full capacity student section.

Cheer performing during halftime.

The Dons lining up against the Mustangs.

Despite starting the game 0-14, the Dons mounted a comeback and ultimately won 41-34.