<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0ZAXFH_1GvwnmfO00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0ZAXFH_1GvwnmfO00" width="1200" height="900" ></figure>This season in sports, several sports teams have experienced transportation issues. On Wednesday, Sept. 16, the football players had to share a bus with the cheerleaders to their away game at Western Beaver. The cheerleaders also had to share a bus with the marching band during the homecoming parade on Thursday, Sept. 24. As a result, some buses were more crowded and chaotic than usual.“I was uncomfortable, but I kept my head down and focused on the game,” Beau Grunnagle (8) said.Soccer players also experienced transportation difficulties. When the bus could not arrive in time for a game at Quaker Valley, the students had to ride in vans driven by the principals. One reason for these transportation issues is that buses are expensive, so using fewer buses can save money. Another reason is a shortage of bus drivers. Additionally, when teams travel to games far away, buses may not return in time for their next transportation route.As these issues continue, the school may need to consider solutions. If sports programs continue to grow throughout the year, the school may need to provide more buses or find other ways to transport students. These problems were not expected at the beginning of the school year.“If we get everybody to where they need to be, and safely, then we can participate in whatever we’re doing, whether it’s a football game, basketball game, cheer, or soccer,” Mr. Dave Badamo, Athletic Director, said.With bus issues occurring in many sports, a solution is if teams continue to grow, they will look into getting more buses. They didn’t know these issues would occur in the beginning of the year. Though the buses have been crowded and chaotic, our athletes overcame it.</div></body>

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This season in sports, several sports teams have experienced transportation issues. On Wednesday, Sept. 16, the football players had to share a bus with the cheerleaders to their away game at Western Beaver. The cheerleaders also had to share a bus with the marching band during the homecoming parade on Thursday, Sept. 24. As a result, some buses were more crowded and chaotic than usual.

Student Athletes Face Bus Transportation Challenges

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This season in sports, several sports teams have experienced transportation issues. On Wednesday, Sept. 16, the football players had to share a bus with th

Student Athletes Face Bus Transportation Challenges

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