Soccer, a global sport that everybody knows and loves, and extremely popular in schools all around the country. Arguably the most popular sport in the world. From the green grass, to white and black ball, it’s iconic. Then there’s Lewis Cass, No soccer, nothing. Should Lewis Cass have soccer? We think it should because it’s a fun sport, many kids love to play it, and it could even make some money from fundraising.

One reason why we need soccer is because it’s extremely fun. Soccer is fun because of all the memories you can make with your teammates. Another reason why soccer is fun is because you can play with your friends and most likely make new ones as well. Also, if Lewis Cass does decide to add soccer, then people can have fun on the bus rides to games.

Both adults and kids around the globe love soccer. Here at Lewis Cass, we have kids from all over the world who want to play soccer. One of these kids is Rene Luis. He said, “Soccer is a great sport for exercising and for playing with friends. Another one of these kids is Barrett Ward and he said,” It is fun to play soccer.”

With all of these great reasons why Lewis Cass should have soccer, there still leaves one problem which is the funding for soccer. This conflict can be easily resolved with fundraisers. Some examples of these fundraisers that we can do are selling raffle tickets for a prize, selling merchandise, and selling many other products. All of these examples of fundraisers are great and simple ways of earning major money for the team. 

Lewis Cass should have soccer as it is a very popular and fun sport where you can make so many memories with your friends. Many people love soccer and a lot of those people go to Lewis Cass. Also, money won’t be too much of a problem because of all the fundraisers they can raise such as raffle tickets for prizes, merchandise, and many other products. Overall, Lewis Cass should have soccer as there are a variety of reasons like having a fun time, fulfilling kids dreams at Lewis Cass and adding soccer, and having fundraisers for both the sport and school.