pep rally
Noun
Meaning
a rally (especially of students) before a game
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He spoke to the times and events that passed as the students moved through their four years, from being the freshmen who were told to go home at the pep rally, to being the ones who chanted it in the years to come.
Holy Family School kicked off their week of testing with a pep rally Monday in their gymnasium.
I understand that I was in front of young music fans, but just mentioning his name elicited a reaction completely antithetical to the desperation-sets-in pep rally he flopped through in West Virginia a few days ago.
Kentucky fans took part in a pep rally before the Cats' NCAA Tournament game against Kansas State in Atlanta.
Sanchez had already visited the school to speak at a Benchmark test pep rally when Watkins asked him to help motivate the students by cooking on the big Arvest barbecue grill.
The Academy will compete against seven other schools, and will be featured on WGME-13 with a “live” pep rally on Friday, Jan.