September 15, 2023·Mike Adams·Comments Off on In pictures: 30th anniversary Border Bash
For 30 years, the eve of the University of Georgia and University of South Carolina football game has been marked with the Border Bash.
On Sept. 15, the Mason Jars and J and the Bootleggers provided music while the Gamecocks and Bulldogs cheerleaders stirred up fans at SRP Park in North Augusta ahead of the big game, which raises money for children’s charities.
Other favorites on the evening included college mascots Hairy Dawg and Cocky.
The undefeated Georgia Bulldogs host the Gamecocks Saturday at Sanford Stadium. Kickoff is set for 3:30 p.m.
The Gamecock Cheerleaders get the fans ready for tomorrow’s game against Georgia at the 30th Annual Border Bash at SRP Park in North Augusta on Sept. 15, 2023. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News. Georgia mascot Hairy Dawg revs up the crowd at the 30th Annual Border Bash at SRP Park in North Augusta, SC on September 15, 2023. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News. Georgia fans cheer at the 30th Annual Border Bash at SRP Park in North Augusta on Sept 15, 2023. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News. Georgia fans cheer at the 30th Annual Border Bash at SRP Park in North Augusta on Sept 15, 2023. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News. Click on advertisements for more information.J and the Bootleggers perform at the 30th Annual Border Bash at SRP Park in North Augusta on Sept. 15, 2023. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News. Georgia fans dance at the 30th Annual Border Bash at SRP Park in North Augusta on Sept 15, 2023. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News. Miss Augusta’s Teen Bella Windom at Border Bash Sept. 15 at SRP Park. Mike Adams/Augusta Good NewsCocky stirs up the crowd at the 30th Annual Border Bash at SRP Park in North Augusta on Sept. 15, 2023. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News. Georgia fans watch as the cheerleaders perform at the 30th Annual Border Bash at SRP Park in North Augusta, SC on September 15, 2023. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News.
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