River Oaks High School Channels Unstoppable School Spirit Into $5,000 T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights Win

There’s an energy that radiates from River Oaks High School on Friday nights – something electric that you can feel the moment you step onto campus in Monroe, Louisiana. That infectious school spirit has now translated into tangible success, as River Oaks High School claimed a $5,000 victory in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights contest.

The win exemplifies what happens when genuine passion meets strategic action. Throughout the season, River Oaks High School has been channeling their Friday night energy into compelling social media content, sharing the raw emotion and authentic moments that make their game days unforgettable. From the butterflies before kickoff to the euphoria of victory, their posts have captured the full spectrum of the high school football experience.

T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights contest was designed to recognize exactly this kind of authentic energy. Each week, one high school in a community of 150,000 or fewer residents wins $5,000 by demonstrating their school spirit through engaging Instagram and X posts. This week, that honor belongs to River Oaks High School, whose consistent and creative content stood out among thousands of entries nationwide.

“Being a recipient of the 5K Friday $5,000 is monumental for our school and our football program. Any extra funding is always beneficial to a small school/program like us. We are a self financed school where we really solely on tuition and fundraising to survive and be successful. We have a great community around us, but our facilities lack in improvement and being up to date with what surrounding schools offer. Being able to take this money and put it into our field and football facilities will go a long way in helping us provide the absolute best possible necessities we can afford!” said Asstant Principal and Asstant Athletic Director, Ryan Dickson.

The victory comes at a perfect time for River Oaks High School, which will use the $5,000 prize to further build on their proud tradition. But beyond the immediate impact, this recognition validates what the school community has always believed: their spirit is special, their energy is contagious, and their Friday nights deserve national attention.

This success story aligns perfectly with T-Mobile’s mission to support and celebrate small-town America. Since 2021, the company has invested over $16 million through Hometown Grants, expanded America’s largest 5G network into rural communities, and supported educational initiatives like Project 10Million. Friday Night 5G Lights continues this commitment by spotlighting the institutions that serve as the heartbeat of their communities.

The formula that led to River Oaks High School’s success can be replicated by any school with the determination to consistently showcase their unique spirit. The contest rewards authenticity over production value, consistency over perfection, and genuine emotion over scripted content.

What makes this opportunity so powerful is its accessibility. Every school has spirit. Every community has traditions. Every Friday night offers moments worth sharing. The challenge lies in capturing that energy and presenting it in ways that resonate with a national audience.

River Oaks High School’s approach demonstrates the importance of involving the entire school community in the effort. When students, staff, parents, and community members all contribute to sharing the Friday night experience, the resulting content becomes richer and more compelling.

The contest continues throughout the season, with hundreds more schools destined to experience similar success. The requirements remain straightforward: consistent posts from official school accounts, authentic content that showcases school spirit, and adherence to contest guidelines including the use of complete school names.

Ready to turn your school spirit into championship gold?

This $5K win is just the beginning of what that unstoppable energy can achieve. This fall, 25 schools will advance as finalists to win $25,000 each plus a T-Mobile-hosted home game, and one school will claim the ultimate $1,000,000 grand prize package that transforms everything. Keep that championship spirit alive by engaging with their content, amplifying their posts, and showing the nation that River Oaks High School’s energy is unstoppable.

Be sure to download the FN5GL Playbook for winning strategies, and keep the momentum building by using #FN5GL and #Sweepstakes with every post, tagging @TMobile, and showcase your complete school name – no nicknames.

The spotlight found River Oaks High School – now let’s make sure it never leaves.

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This contest is part of the T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights program. Only schools that met the contest’s eligibility requirements were included in the campaign and prize selection, and community engagement helps determine future prize opportunities. This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed, or administered by, or associated with, Meta, and participants release Meta from any responsibility related to the campaign. See Official Rules.

Edmonson County High School Proves That Teamwork Extends Beyond the Field with $5,000 Contest Win

Champions aren’t made by individual effort alone – they’re forged through collaboration, dedication, and the power of an entire community working toward a common goal. This week, Edmonson County High School in Brownsville, Kentucky proved that principle extends far beyond the football field by capturing a $5,000 prize in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights contest.

The victory was truly a team effort in every sense of the word. While the football team plays with pride on Friday nights, it was the coordinated effort of cheerleaders, band members, student council, booster club, dedicated parents, and more that created the winning social media content. From behind-the-scenes preparation to game-day excitement, every department at Edmonson County High School contributed to showcasing their school spirit online.

This collaborative approach caught T-Mobile’s attention among thousands of entries nationwide. The Friday Night 5G Lights contest awards $5,000 weekly to high schools in communities under 150,000 residents, recognizing schools that best capture and share their authentic Friday night experiences on Instagram and X.

“We are very excited to receive the $5,000 prize from T-Mobile! These much needed funds will be a tremendous start to our fall sports season. We will keep promoting this sweepstakes and hopefully get into the running for the $25k prize and who knows, maybe even the grand prize! Thanks, T-Mobile! Go Cats!” said Athletic Director, Kyle Pierce.

The winning strategy reflects what educators have always known: the best results come from working together. Just as T-Mobile has collaborated with small communities since 2021 – investing over $16 million through Hometown Grants, expanding 5G access, and supporting educational programs like Project 10Million – Edmonson County High School understood that contest success required all hands on deck.

Looking ahead, the school has big plans for its $5,000 prize. But the real victory lies in what this experience taught the entire school community about the power of unified effort and shared purpose.

The formula for success is clear and replicable. Schools need consistent, authentic posts from their official social media accounts that showcase the full spectrum of their Friday night experience. From the grounds crew preparing the field to the final whistle, every moment matters. The more posts shared following contest guidelines, the better the chances of winning.

Other schools can learn from Edmonson County High School’s approach: involve everyone. Rally your PTA to share pre-game setup photos. Encourage the band to post rehearsal videos. Have the cheer squad showcase their routines. Get the student council to capture crowd reactions. When every group contributes, the story becomes richer and more compelling.

Ready to help Edmonson County High School win it all?

This $5K victory is the perfect launching pad for bigger prizes – 25 schools will advance as finalists to win $25,000 each plus a T-Mobile-hosted home game, and one school will claim the ultimate $1,000,000 grand prize package. Keep the team effort strong by engaging with their content, sharing their posts, and showing T-Mobile that this community knows how to rally for the big wins.

Download the FN5GL Playbook for championship strategies, and keep supporting every post with #FN5GL and #Sweepstakes. Remember to use your school’s full name and mention @TMobile.

Champions aren’t made overnight – but they’re definitely made together.

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This contest is part of the T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights program. Only schools that met the contest’s eligibility requirements were included in the campaign and prize selection, and community engagement helps determine future prize opportunities. This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed, or administered by, or associated with, Meta, and participants release Meta from any responsibility related to the campaign.See Official Rules.

Ellis High School Lights Up Ellis, Kansas WITH $5000 T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights Victory

There’s something special about Friday nights in Ellis, Kansas. When the stadium lights flicker on, the marching band tunes up, and friends and family pack the stands, you can feel the pride that runs deep through this town. This week, that pride paid off in a big way when Ellis High School was selected as a $5,000 winner in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights contest.

The victory showcases what makes small-town America so remarkable – the way an entire community can rally behind their local high school. From the moment Ellis High School started participating in the contest, sharing their Friday night moments on Instagram and X, the response was electric. Parents, alumni, local businesses, and students all joined forces to show the nation what pride looks like.

“Receiving the $5,000 T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights prize is a huge win for our football program. It’s more than just money, it’s recognition of the hard work our players, coaches, admin, and community put in every day. This support helps us continue to build something special here, and we’re incredibly grateful for the opportunity to invest back into our kids and our program. The lighting system will be epic for Railer football.” said Football Coach, Bryant Eichman.

T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights isn’t just celebrating high school football – it’s celebrating the heart of communities like Ellis. Since launching its small-town commitment in April 2021, T-Mobile has invested over $16 million through its Hometown Grants program, expanded 5G coverage to underserved areas, and supported students through Project 10Million. This contest continues that mission, recognizing that America’s strength lies in its small towns and the schools that serve as their beating hearts.

The $5,000 prize will be put to immediate use at Ellis High School. But beyond the financial impact, this recognition puts Ellis on the national map, showing everyone what locals already know – this community has something special.

For other schools watching Ellis High School’s success, the path forward is clear. T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights contest rewards schools that consistently share engaging content from their official social media accounts, whether it’s pregame traditions, halftime shows, community support, or post-game celebrations. The key is authentic storytelling that captures the unique spirit of your Friday nights.

Every post matters. Every share counts. Every story has the potential to be the one that catches T-Mobile’s attention and brings home the next $5,000 prize.

Ready to help Ellis High School win big?

Follow their official social media accounts and actively engage with their Friday night content. Tag your posts with #FN5GL and #Sweepstakes, mention @TMobile, and make sure to use your full school name – no abbreviations. Rally your friends, family, and neighbors to do the same.

You can elevate Ellis High School to one of the 25 finalists spots – worth $25,000 and T-Mobile hosted one game – and keep its pursuit of the ultimate $1,000,000 grand prize alive.

And remember, download the FN5GL Playbook and see what it takes to win!

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This contest is part of the T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights program. Only schools that met the contest’s eligibility requirements were included in the campaign and prize selection, and community engagement helps determine future prize opportunities. This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed, or administered by, or associated with, Meta, and participants release Meta from any responsibility related to the campaign. See Official Rules.

Tipton High School Channels Unstoppable School Spirit Into $5,000 T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights Win

There’s an energy that radiates from Tipton High School on Friday nights – something electric that you can feel the moment you step onto campus in Tipton, Indiana. That infectious school spirit has now translated into tangible success, as Tipton High School claimed a $5,000 victory in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights contest.

The win exemplifies what happens when genuine passion meets strategic action. Throughout the season, Tipton High School has been channeling their Friday night energy into compelling social media content, sharing the raw emotion and authentic moments that make their game days unforgettable. From the butterflies before kickoff to the euphoria of victory, their posts have captured the full spectrum of the high school football experience.

T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights contest was designed to recognize exactly this kind of authentic energy. Each week, one high school in a community of 150,000 or fewer residents wins $5,000 by demonstrating their school spirit through engaging Instagram and X posts. This week, that honor belongs to Tipton High School, whose consistent and creative content stood out among thousands of entries nationwide.

“This prize is a game-changer for not only our football program but for all our athletes! It not only helps us invest in safer, better equipment, but it also sends a message to our athletes that their hard work is seen and supported. We’re building something special here at Tipton, and this will help fuel that momentum.” said Athletic Director, Colin Quin.

The victory comes at a perfect time for Tipton High School, which will use the $5,000 prize to further build on their proud tradition. But beyond the immediate impact, this recognition validates what the school community has always believed: their spirit is special, their energy is contagious, and their Friday nights deserve national attention.

This success story aligns perfectly with T-Mobile’s mission to support and celebrate small-town America. Since 2021, the company has invested over $16 million through Hometown Grants, expanded America’s largest 5G network into rural communities, and supported educational initiatives like Project 10Million. Friday Night 5G Lights continues this commitment by spotlighting the institutions that serve as the heartbeat of their communities.

The formula that led to Tipton High School’s success can be replicated by any school with the determination to consistently showcase their unique spirit. The contest rewards authenticity over production value, consistency over perfection, and genuine emotion over scripted content.

What makes this opportunity so powerful is its accessibility. Every school has spirit. Every community has traditions. Every Friday night offers moments worth sharing. The challenge lies in capturing that energy and presenting it in ways that resonate with a national audience.

Tipton High School’s approach demonstrates the importance of involving the entire school community in the effort. When students, staff, parents, and community members all contribute to sharing the Friday night experience, the resulting content becomes richer and more compelling.

The contest continues throughout the season, with hundreds more schools destined to experience similar success. The requirements remain straightforward: consistent posts from official school accounts, authentic content that showcases school spirit, and adherence to contest guidelines including the use of complete school names.

Ready to turn your school spirit into championship gold?

This $5K win is just the beginning of what that unstoppable energy can achieve. This fall, 25 schools will advance as finalists to win $25,000 each plus a T-Mobile-hosted home game, and one school will claim the ultimate $1,000,000 grand prize package that transforms everything. Keep that championship spirit alive by engaging with their content, amplifying their posts, and showing the nation that Tipton High School’s energy is unstoppable.

Be sure to download the FN5GL Playbook for winning strategies, and keep the momentum building by using #FN5GL and #Sweepstakes with every post, tagging @TMobile, and showcase your complete school name – no nicknames.

The spotlight found Tipton High School – now let’s make sure it never leaves.

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This contest is part of the T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights program. Only schools that met the contest’s eligibility requirements were included in the campaign and prize selection, and community engagement helps determine future prize opportunities. This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed, or administered by, or associated with, Meta, and participants release Meta from any responsibility related to the campaign. See Official Rules.

South Lake High School Lights Up Groveland, Florida WITH $5000 T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights Victory

There’s something special about Friday nights in Groveland, Florida. When the stadium lights flicker on, the marching band tunes up, and friends and family pack the stands, you can feel the pride that runs deep through this town. This week, that pride paid off in a big way when South Lake High School was selected as a $5,000 winner in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights contest.

The victory showcases what makes small-town America so remarkable – the way an entire community can rally behind their local high school. From the moment South Lake High School started participating in the contest, sharing their Friday night moments on Instagram and X, the response was electric. Parents, alumni, local businesses, and students all joined forces to show the nation what pride looks like.

“Our players have worked hard to be Beacons of light in the community and on our school campus. The $5,000 prize will help pay for much needed item so that no player will be left behind. Soar Eagle Soar!!” said Coach, Bradly Lord.

T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights isn’t just celebrating high school football – it’s celebrating the heart of communities like Groveland. Since launching its small-town commitment in April 2021, T-Mobile has invested over $16 million through its Hometown Grants program, expanded 5G coverage to underserved areas, and supported students through Project 10Million. This contest continues that mission, recognizing that America’s strength lies in its small towns and the schools that serve as their beating hearts.

The $5,000 prize will be put to immediate use at South Lake High School. But beyond the financial impact, this recognition puts Groveland on the national map, showing everyone what locals already know – this community has something special.

For other schools watching South Lake High School’s success, the path forward is clear. T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights contest rewards schools that consistently share engaging content from their official social media accounts, whether it’s pregame traditions, halftime shows, community support, or post-game celebrations. The key is authentic storytelling that captures the unique spirit of your Friday nights.

Every post matters. Every share counts. Every story has the potential to be the one that catches T-Mobile’s attention and brings home the next $5,000 prize.

Ready to help South Lake High School win big?

Follow their official social media accounts and actively engage with their Friday night content. Tag your posts with #FN5GL and #Sweepstakes, mention @TMobile, and make sure to use your full school name – no abbreviations. Rally your friends, family, and neighbors to do the same.

You can elevate South Lake High School to one of the 25 finalists spots – worth $25,000 and T-Mobile hosted one game – and keep its pursuit of the ultimate $1,000,000 grand prize alive.

And remember, download the FN5GL Playbook and see what it takes to win!

————————————————-

This contest is part of the T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights program. Only schools that met the contest’s eligibility requirements were included in the campaign and prize selection, and community engagement helps determine future prize opportunities. This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed, or administered by, or associated with, Meta, and participants release Meta from any responsibility related to the campaign. See Official Rules.

Scottsburg High School Proves That Teamwork Extends Beyond the Field with $5,000 Contest Win

Champions aren’t made by individual effort alone – they’re forged through collaboration, dedication, and the power of an entire community working toward a common goal. This week, Scottsburg High School in Scottsburg, Indiana proved that principle extends far beyond the football field by capturing a $5,000 prize in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights contest.

The victory was truly a team effort in every sense of the word. While the football team plays with pride on Friday nights, it was the coordinated effort of cheerleaders, band members, student council, booster club, dedicated parents, and more that created the winning social media content. From behind-the-scenes preparation to game-day excitement, every department at Scottsburg High School contributed to showcasing their school spirit online.

This collaborative approach caught T-Mobile’s attention among thousands of entries nationwide. The Friday Night 5G Lights contest awards $5,000 weekly to high schools in communities under 150,000 residents, recognizing schools that best capture and share their authentic Friday night experiences on Instagram and X.

“Having had football back in our schools for the past 11 years has been a blessing, but after a 35 year hiatus where we did not have football, it has been difficult at times to catch up to where other football programs have been and currently are.  Winning this $5k is a huge boost and is great for our community.  It gives us something to rally around as we try for the grand prize and a chance of a lifetime to get our football stadium in line with our rivals!” said Athletic Director, Jamie Lowry.

The winning strategy reflects what educators have always known: the best results come from working together. Just as T-Mobile has collaborated with small communities since 2021 – investing over $16 million through Hometown Grants, expanding 5G access, and supporting educational programs like Project 10Million – Scottsburg High School understood that contest success required all hands on deck.

Looking ahead, the school has big plans for its $5,000 prize. But the real victory lies in what this experience taught the entire school community about the power of unified effort and shared purpose.

The formula for success is clear and replicable. Schools need consistent, authentic posts from their official social media accounts that showcase the full spectrum of their Friday night experience. From the grounds crew preparing the field to the final whistle, every moment matters. The more posts shared following contest guidelines, the better the chances of winning.

Other schools can learn from Scottsburg High School’s approach: involve everyone. Rally your PTA to share pre-game setup photos. Encourage the band to post rehearsal videos. Have the cheer squad showcase their routines. Get the student council to capture crowd reactions. When every group contributes, the story becomes richer and more compelling.

Ready to help Scottsburg High School win it all?

This $5K victory is the perfect launching pad for bigger prizes – 25 schools will advance as finalists to win $25,000 each plus a T-Mobile-hosted home game, and one school will claim the ultimate $1,000,000 grand prize package. Keep the team effort strong by engaging with their content, sharing their posts, and showing T-Mobile that this community knows how to rally for the big wins.

Download the FN5GL Playbook for championship strategies, and keep supporting every post with #FN5GL and #Sweepstakes. Remember to use your school’s full name and mention @TMobile.

Champions aren’t made overnight – but they’re definitely made together.

————————————————-

This contest is part of the T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights program. Only schools that met the contest’s eligibility requirements were included in the campaign and prize selection, and community engagement helps determine future prize opportunities. This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed, or administered by, or associated with, Meta, and participants release Meta from any responsibility related to the campaign.See Official Rules.

Oswego East High School Channels Unstoppable School Spirit Into $5,000 T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights Win

There’s an energy that radiates from Oswego East High School on Friday nights – something electric that you can feel the moment you step onto campus in Oswego, Illinois. That infectious school spirit has now translated into tangible success, as Oswego East High School claimed a $5,000 victory in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights contest.

The win exemplifies what happens when genuine passion meets strategic action. Throughout the season, Oswego East High School has been channeling their Friday night energy into compelling social media content, sharing the raw emotion and authentic moments that make their game days unforgettable. From the butterflies before kickoff to the euphoria of victory, their posts have captured the full spectrum of the high school football experience.

T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights contest was designed to recognize exactly this kind of authentic energy. Each week, one high school in a community of 150,000 or fewer residents wins $5,000 by demonstrating their school spirit through engaging Instagram and X posts. This week, that honor belongs to Oswego East High School, whose consistent and creative content stood out among thousands of entries nationwide.

“This prize is going to make a real difference for our school and community. A new sound system will create a better experience for our athletes, our cheer and dance teams will shine even brighter, and every fan will feel more connected to the action. It’s about creating moments our students and families will never forget.” said Athletic Director, Steven Tracy
.

The victory comes at a perfect time for Oswego East High School, which will use the $5,000 prize to further build on their proud tradition. But beyond the immediate impact, this recognition validates what the school community has always believed: their spirit is special, their energy is contagious, and their Friday nights deserve national attention.

This success story aligns perfectly with T-Mobile’s mission to support and celebrate small-town America. Since 2021, the company has invested over $16 million through Hometown Grants, expanded America’s largest 5G network into rural communities, and supported educational initiatives like Project 10Million. Friday Night 5G Lights continues this commitment by spotlighting the institutions that serve as the heartbeat of their communities.

The formula that led to Oswego East High School’s success can be replicated by any school with the determination to consistently showcase their unique spirit. The contest rewards authenticity over production value, consistency over perfection, and genuine emotion over scripted content.

What makes this opportunity so powerful is its accessibility. Every school has spirit. Every community has traditions. Every Friday night offers moments worth sharing. The challenge lies in capturing that energy and presenting it in ways that resonate with a national audience.

Oswego East High School’s approach demonstrates the importance of involving the entire school community in the effort. When students, staff, parents, and community members all contribute to sharing the Friday night experience, the resulting content becomes richer and more compelling.

The contest continues throughout the season, with hundreds more schools destined to experience similar success. The requirements remain straightforward: consistent posts from official school accounts, authentic content that showcases school spirit, and adherence to contest guidelines including the use of complete school names.

Ready to turn your school spirit into championship gold?

This $5K win is just the beginning of what that unstoppable energy can achieve. This fall, 25 schools will advance as finalists to win $25,000 each plus a T-Mobile-hosted home game, and one school will claim the ultimate $1,000,000 grand prize package that transforms everything. Keep that championship spirit alive by engaging with their content, amplifying their posts, and showing the nation that Oswego East High School’s energy is unstoppable.

Be sure to download the FN5GL Playbook for winning strategies, and keep the momentum building by using #FN5GL and #Sweepstakes with every post, tagging @TMobile, and showcase your complete school name – no nicknames.

The spotlight found Oswego East High School – now let’s make sure it never leaves.

————————————————-

This contest is part of the T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights program. Only schools that met the contest’s eligibility requirements were included in the campaign and prize selection, and community engagement helps determine future prize opportunities. This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed, or administered by, or associated with, Meta, and participants release Meta from any responsibility related to the campaign. See Official Rules.

Christian Life Schools Proves That Teamwork Extends Beyond the Field with $5,000 Contest Win

Champions aren’t made by individual effort alone – they’re forged through collaboration, dedication, and the power of an entire community working toward a common goal. This week, Christian Life Schools in Rockford, Illinois proved that principle extends far beyond the football field by capturing a $5,000 prize in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights contest.

The victory was truly a team effort in every sense of the word. While the football team plays with pride on Friday nights, it was the coordinated effort of cheerleaders, band members, student council, booster club, dedicated parents, and more that created the winning social media content. From behind-the-scenes preparation to game-day excitement, every department at Christian Life Schools contributed to showcasing their school spirit online.

This collaborative approach caught T-Mobile’s attention among thousands of entries nationwide. The Friday Night 5G Lights contest awards $5,000 weekly to high schools in communities under 150,000 residents, recognizing schools that best capture and share their authentic Friday night experiences on Instagram and X.

“Christian Life Schools is thrilled to win the T-Mobile Friday Night Lights 5G $5,000 giveaway, bringing a big win to our football stadium and our school community. This blessing will help us keep building a place where our students, athletes, and fans can shine under the lights!” said Head of School, Dr. Judy Bethg
.

The winning strategy reflects what educators have always known: the best results come from working together. Just as T-Mobile has collaborated with small communities since 2021 – investing over $16 million through Hometown Grants, expanding 5G access, and supporting educational programs like Project 10Million – Christian Life Schools understood that contest success required all hands on deck.

Looking ahead, the school has big plans for its $5,000 prize. But the real victory lies in what this experience taught the entire school community about the power of unified effort and shared purpose.

The formula for success is clear and replicable. Schools need consistent, authentic posts from their official social media accounts that showcase the full spectrum of their Friday night experience. From the grounds crew preparing the field to the final whistle, every moment matters. The more posts shared following contest guidelines, the better the chances of winning.

Other schools can learn from Christian Life Schools’s approach: involve everyone. Rally your PTA to share pre-game setup photos. Encourage the band to post rehearsal videos. Have the cheer squad showcase their routines. Get the student council to capture crowd reactions. When every group contributes, the story becomes richer and more compelling.

Ready to help Christian Life Schools win it all?

This $5K victory is the perfect launching pad for bigger prizes – 25 schools will advance as finalists to win $25,000 each plus a T-Mobile-hosted home game, and one school will claim the ultimate $1,000,000 grand prize package. Keep the team effort strong by engaging with their content, sharing their posts, and showing T-Mobile that this community knows how to rally for the big wins.

Download the FN5GL Playbook for championship strategies, and keep supporting every post with #FN5GL and #Sweepstakes. Remember to use your school’s full name and mention @TMobile.

Champions aren’t made overnight – but they’re definitely made together.

————————————————-

This contest is part of the T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights program. Only schools that met the contest’s eligibility requirements were included in the campaign and prize selection, and community engagement helps determine future prize opportunities. This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed, or administered by, or associated with, Meta, and participants release Meta from any responsibility related to the campaign.See Official Rules.

Beckman Catholic High School Lights Up Dyersville, Iowa WITH $5000 T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights Victory

There’s something special about Friday nights in Dyersville, Iowa. When the stadium lights flicker on, the marching band tunes up, and friends and family pack the stands, you can feel the pride that runs deep through this town. This week, that pride paid off in a big way when Beckman Catholic High School was selected as a $5,000 winner in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights contest.

The victory showcases what makes small-town America so remarkable – the way an entire community can rally behind their local high school. From the moment Beckman Catholic High School started participating in the contest, sharing their Friday night moments on Instagram and X, the response was electric. Parents, alumni, local businesses, and students all joined forces to show the nation what pride looks like.

“We are grateful to T-Mobile and the Friday Night 5G Lights program for selecting Beckman Catholic as a winner in the $5K Friday sweepstakes, We are confident our school community will show its Blazer pride during this contest and prove why this is still a place where dreams come true.” said Principal, Marcel Kielkucki.

T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights isn’t just celebrating high school football – it’s celebrating the heart of communities like Dyersville. Since launching its small-town commitment in April 2021, T-Mobile has invested over $16 million through its Hometown Grants program, expanded 5G coverage to underserved areas, and supported students through Project 10Million. This contest continues that mission, recognizing that America’s strength lies in its small towns and the schools that serve as their beating hearts.

The $5,000 prize will be put to immediate use at Beckman Catholic High School. But beyond the financial impact, this recognition puts Dyersville on the national map, showing everyone what locals already know – this community has something special.

For other schools watching Beckman Catholic High School’s success, the path forward is clear. T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights contest rewards schools that consistently share engaging content from their official social media accounts, whether it’s pregame traditions, halftime shows, community support, or post-game celebrations. The key is authentic storytelling that captures the unique spirit of your Friday nights.

Every post matters. Every share counts. Every story has the potential to be the one that catches T-Mobile’s attention and brings home the next $5,000 prize.

Ready to help Beckman Catholic High School win big?

Follow their official social media accounts and actively engage with their Friday night content. Tag your posts with #FN5GL and #Sweepstakes, mention @TMobile, and make sure to use your full school name – no abbreviations. Rally your friends, family, and neighbors to do the same.

You can elevate Beckman Catholic High School to one of the 25 finalists spots – worth $25,000 and T-Mobile hosted one game – and keep its pursuit of the ultimate $1,000,000 grand prize alive.

And remember, download the FN5GL Playbook and see what it takes to win!

————————————————-

This contest is part of the T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights program. Only schools that met the contest’s eligibility requirements were included in the campaign and prize selection, and community engagement helps determine future prize opportunities. This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed, or administered by, or associated with, Meta, and participants release Meta from any responsibility related to the campaign. See Official Rules.

Rabun Gap Nacoochee School Channels Unstoppable School Spirit Into $5,000 T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights Win

There’s an energy that radiates from Rabun Gap Nacoochee School on Friday nights – something electric that you can feel the moment you step onto campus in Rabun Gap, Georgia. That infectious school spirit has now translated into tangible success, as Rabun Gap Nacoochee School claimed a $5,000 victory in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights contest.

The win exemplifies what happens when genuine passion meets strategic action. Throughout the season, Rabun Gap Nacoochee School has been channeling their Friday night energy into compelling social media content, sharing the raw emotion and authentic moments that make their game days unforgettable. From the butterflies before kickoff to the euphoria of victory, their posts have captured the full spectrum of the high school football experience.

T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights contest was designed to recognize exactly this kind of authentic energy. Each week, one high school in a community of 150,000 or fewer residents wins $5,000 by demonstrating their school spirit through engaging Instagram and X posts. This week, that honor belongs to Rabun Gap Nacoochee School, whose consistent and creative content stood out among thousands of entries nationwide.

“Having the opportunity to receive this grant from T-Mobile means so much to our athletic department and student athletes. This $5000 will allow us to enhance areas in our athletic department for all 19 varsity programs. Our aim is always to serve all of our student-athletes to the best of our ability and this will go a long way toward that goal. are so thankful for this partnership with T-Mobile.” said Athletic Director, Dale Earnhardt.

The victory comes at a perfect time for Rabun Gap Nacoochee School, which will use the $5,000 prize to further build on their proud tradition. But beyond the immediate impact, this recognition validates what the school community has always believed: their spirit is special, their energy is contagious, and their Friday nights deserve national attention.

This success story aligns perfectly with T-Mobile’s mission to support and celebrate small-town America. Since 2021, the company has invested over $16 million through Hometown Grants, expanded America’s largest 5G network into rural communities, and supported educational initiatives like Project 10Million. Friday Night 5G Lights continues this commitment by spotlighting the institutions that serve as the heartbeat of their communities.

The formula that led to Rabun Gap Nacoochee School’s success can be replicated by any school with the determination to consistently showcase their unique spirit. The contest rewards authenticity over production value, consistency over perfection, and genuine emotion over scripted content.

What makes this opportunity so powerful is its accessibility. Every school has spirit. Every community has traditions. Every Friday night offers moments worth sharing. The challenge lies in capturing that energy and presenting it in ways that resonate with a national audience.

Rabun Gap Nacoochee School’s approach demonstrates the importance of involving the entire school community in the effort. When students, staff, parents, and community members all contribute to sharing the Friday night experience, the resulting content becomes richer and more compelling.

The contest continues throughout the season, with hundreds more schools destined to experience similar success. The requirements remain straightforward: consistent posts from official school accounts, authentic content that showcases school spirit, and adherence to contest guidelines including the use of complete school names.

Ready to turn your school spirit into championship gold?

This $5K win is just the beginning of what that unstoppable energy can achieve. This fall, 25 schools will advance as finalists to win $25,000 each plus a T-Mobile-hosted home game, and one school will claim the ultimate $1,000,000 grand prize package that transforms everything. Keep that championship spirit alive by engaging with their content, amplifying their posts, and showing the nation that Rabun Gap Nacoochee School’s energy is unstoppable.

Be sure to download the FN5GL Playbook for winning strategies, and keep the momentum building by using #FN5GL and #Sweepstakes with every post, tagging @TMobile, and showcase your complete school name – no nicknames.

The spotlight found Rabun Gap Nacoochee School – now let’s make sure it never leaves.

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This contest is part of the T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights program. Only schools that met the contest’s eligibility requirements were included in the campaign and prize selection, and community engagement helps determine future prize opportunities. This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed, or administered by, or associated with, Meta, and participants release Meta from any responsibility related to the campaign. See Official Rules.